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WAGON GOT STUCK Nv THE SNOW.
The DRYER Arrested on Suspicion OF Hsvlnl
Stolen IL.

The Driver Arrested on Suspicion or Having
Stolen IL.
Policeman Snyder found an express wagon
heavily loaded with household goods, stuck
in a snow drift at l22d street and st. Nicholas
avenue about 4 o'clock yesterday morning. He
offered his services to the dri, or. and together
they tusged away at tho horse for ten minutes,
but they couldn't bulge the load.
This is pretty tough" said the policeman.
Where are you taking the loadf'
We'll, III tell YOU" replied the driver, get
ting redder in the face than the wind had al
ready made him. II amt the driver. He
stopped down the street to get q drink. and
going"
At this the policeman arrested the man and
took him to the West 125th street station,
charging him with having stolen the load. The
ket street. He was held in 81 500 bail at the
Harlem P~olice'Court. The police do not know
to whom the horse and wagon belong.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-02

ouGHKEEPsIE. Feb. 1.-The blizzard that
struck town yesterday has temporarily inter
rupted the programme OF the National Amateur
Speed Skating Association, and all events have
been postponed until Friday and Saturday. The
wind blew so hard that IL was not possible To
Keep the newly fallen snow from drifting over
II and Interfering with the Contestants
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-02
IMITATORs OF THE ALIEN.
CHIEF MoCuIIagh Warns the PoIice to No on the
Lookout for Thorn.

Lookout for Thorn.
Chief McCullagh gave the commanders of the
force points on poolrooms yesterday. He had
them all come to Mulberry street and told them
that he had heard that poolrooms. lotteries. and
gambling houses were preparing to start up all
over town. The gamblers had read of The
Aliens scheme for dsfying the police by holding
private sessions" Of his CLUB" and had said
that they would like to try.
81 will give you a specific instance" said tho
Chief. AT 800 Canal street they are preparing
to open a poolroom as u club under the charter
Of the John J. O'Brien Association. ] don't want
that to happen. l tell you now plainly that ]
will have no poolrooms running In this town.
II any Captain Is unable to get at any that start
up in his precinct / will put him on trial. II you
cannot stop them i can and will"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-02
Hrepoh vvar.hip Coming Here.

New ORLEANS. Feb. 1.-The French manof-
war Dubondieu, flagship of the Gulf. squadron.
arrived here last night and will remain until
Feb. 20, going to Vera Cruz. Mexico. thence 70
Cuba. and finally to New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-02
Minstrel Moran Takes a Young wife.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 1.-Frank Moran. the
negro minstrel of this city. was married In q
magistrates court to-day to Miss Jessie Millar.
n 22.year-old English burlesquo actress. The
bridegroom is 73 years old. Miss Millar has
been on the stage six years. Her mother was o
leaving ten children, five of whom are on the
stage.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-02

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Feb. 1.-Yale's university
library this afternoon received notice of a gift
that tomorrow will be placed in its archives
It ia the manuscript notes of the sermons of the
Rev. Timothy Edwards, father of Jonathan Ed
wards. This is the only manuscript Of Timothy
Edwards in existence. He was pastor of the
church in East Windsor. Conn. when It was
cnmptlad-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-02
Elevated Rapid Transit. Plans.

There will be a meeting of tho Rapid Transit
Railroad Commission at its rooms in the
Home Life building at 8 o'clock tomorrow,
whom the application of the Manhattan Railway
Company for permission TO make Improvements
and extensions to the elevated roads will DO
received and discussed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-02
C~orsuer,s Juryman Dies or Heart Disease.

Adam Stat. aged 20 years, of 81 South First
street. Williamsburg. died of heart disease last
night at the Bedford avenue police station.
urymRn.
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Charlsa A. Gnhsrr,. Will.

The will of Charles A. Gilberg. the chess OK
pert. was fled for probate in the Surrogate's
Office In Brooklyn yesterday. The estate. valued
at So, 900, Is left 70 his widow.
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The condition OF Justice Smyth, who has been
i'll at his home at Is West Forty-siNth street,
became worse yesterday. The cold weather
brought on a recurrence of rheumatism. which,
while not considered dangerous. was very
nninInl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-02
JorTINGs ABOUT TOWN.

Justice Pryor has annulled the marriage OF Edgar
Mels and Marie o, helH.
Remigio Lo Forte was found TO be insane by q
1sntS, 81 IS6 and 1877 West Blftyeig9th street.
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CHIHUAHUA, Mexico. Feb. 1.-The State Leg
~islsture is In special session here to consider tho
petition for the pardon OF Max Stewart, tho
ParraI, in this state, for tho murder of a police.
man, President Dlaz recommends that the
sentence be committed, and this will probably
ha done.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-02
Essay on Daude, won the 800 Prius.

NEW HAVEN. Conn.,. Feb. 1.-Isham Hender-
son of this city to-day got the award of tho gold
medal, valued at 500. for presenting the best
thesis of any member OF, the junior class In the
annual competition OF the Yale Literary Maya
zine. His essay was on "Alphonse Daudet the
Provencal."
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Cargo or Cotton and Iron for Japan.

MOBILE, Ala. Feb. 1.-Four thousand tons Of
pig Iron and about 5000 bales OF cotton have
been brought here by the different railroads az
part OF the cargo for the steamship lndram for
Japan. There Is also a large lot OF structural
Iron and about twenty carloads OF box car ma
terlal on hoard.
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Killed Himself with Carbolio Acid.

Robert Niendorf. 90 years old, q carpenter,
killed himself yesterday with carbolic acid In q
boarding house at 1914 Avenue g. He was out of
work. He left his few effects to his fewer friends.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-02

The trial of Joseph NJ. Noonan. formerly As
sistant Prosecutor in Jersey City. and Lawyer
Alexander Simpson. who are accused OF bribery.
was yesterday set down for next Monday by
Justice Lippincott In tho Court Of Oyer aud
Torminer in jersey CITY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-02

CLEVELAND. o.. Feb. 1.-secretary OF the Treas
ury Lyman j. Gage has written to the Secretary
of the Cleveland Chamber of Commerce, saying
tina March IL would be u satisfactory date for
him to address the organization.
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Two Not Always Company.

People who are shut of from cOntin-
Ual contact with their kind are apt TO
grow f%plonetIc. Army officers who have
lived FIR long periods at one company
post IN the frontier and the wives Of
these army officers may know something
about the difficulties Of small groups of
human beings living together and low
ing II another.
Keepers of lighthouses do not always
get along together, and If there are two
lighthouse kcepcrs and two lighthouse
kfnpers' wives the result is generally 4
monkey and "a parrot time.
Light housekeeping in lighthouses by
lighthouse keepers wives often leads to
heavy work with rolling pins.
Even husbands and wives have been
known to quarrel on tho honeymoon
tour, not because they did not love one
another, but because, being in foreign
countries, they were cut Off from their
kind and were forced to rely entirely on
onc anrther's society. 1t il one of the
weaknesses of human nature. Man ID
Rregarioua. When a few individuals are
isolated, they nearly always quarrel
Exchange.
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There IS ! distinctly p~eeulia. halo THAI
tcvoss the beng ct an old sola,ef IN u.
eyes Of the present gsneratsn. ne sisn'
of hin arose, . feelinS Of admiration tor his
have deeds and heroic achievements
Anooz .hose who kravely fought vas
n r. !. Clark. who, when but = eeasdlsss
~ he,rd the tocsin Of wzs founded.
/, fi..i his catriotic spirit to = ferveneY
IN. f}cli ~relaxat,on only IA bis realization
os :, l.:1y II the battles
TS.,.ell e PresidsntLineoln tor troofs
l. ). .....- ear. Of 'ol, young Clark
cr3l,Il responded.
nse5 Of men IL the navy ana
a. ;xl.j TIA. service in the mortar hee'
4 A:-:-,l Porter, which soon after osgan
ca.-.s.oJ On the Mississippi hfvef.
IA: terrific bonbafdmens Of me
v:,,-y. o.ts. the hero OF this sto.y feii
co ,.i::. Of the Juliette with a shAtefeo
an chl-,e Of shrapneL
y. ;i,ta. hospital for months, ana
v.,: III r:covered sufficiently 10 e
no.. vn s.a, ID his home at Warren'O.
n :, ,r.lr i-caraeitated tor active
r., n. !1.:- ,ea. got he better OF
:. u. = vi-l l.: call tor more 'fooFs
go. yoIa, Cllrk eni5.ed IN a company
Ca. Iosl |. Asrer, al Warren.
t,.la.Co. H. OF tie 7;h Ohio Volun-
.--s laivuxa,to the Army OF The roo
-;li.-Gcne-al Grantt1sacamra.gnirg
~ ,aglias,G :aer! Rocer' E Lee.
- nsl cclr Richmond. re- ~
:. u sni Vas -c~t 70 the hos-
.-,.-.i t.s-s FOR sometime.
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BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.
M-s. Oscar Wide Is dead.

Mrs.. Oscar Wide Is dead.
The san Eraccisco and New Orleans
aaze arrived - New York
\ carload * dynamite TO Is Used II
mining the -aroor cas- arrived at Cal
v@,cc1-
Henry z PIERCE, secretary Of the
COMMONWEALTH q Massachusetts, :or Is
years, = dead
-1a directors II the Iowa A--.cuI-
IRA. socl4-- aav4 decided net to ao.t a
state far t1.s gear.
Ere = re Lccze paper nil a. Ap-
p.4-cn. Wis. caused C44aga Il the
2m11a- o: 81, 200.
Tee ~pres.t=n: aas nominated Fred
Wa Ea1-oaco collector ot internal
-e7en-e t1r Minnesota
The directors u the Northern Pa.
c.ac have declared the regular div .dend
@: i per zen. On cae preferred stock
TIE spacious residence Of Senator
Henry CABOT Lodge, has been taken
for go-e-nmsD; purposes /. Will be
:1-ued into a sigma station, the head.
quarters for e a par. ot the coaac
E1g-a7ers u tLe bureau Of enarav.
.nZ ard printing have ced
WORK Upon tae plate. for the new war
bonds, which are 70 be Authorized BY
c1LZ-ess .or the popular lean 70 raise
t1--. 70 conduct the campaign.
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be thrown away or spent and scattered
IN vain.
I: any mans health is weakened or
wasted OF running down. he should take
the hight tnear- % build himself up strong
and well, 80 that he can both live and care
for those he loves. He should investigate
the virtues Of that great ,ernedy, the
Golden Medical Discovery originated
by Dr K. ' Pierce. chief consulting ply
stefan Of the Invalids Hotel and Surgical
Institute, Of Buffalo, y. Y. II is a remedy
that makes a man thoroughly we'll by Civ
ing power and capacity TO the digestive and
assimilative organs. 1t makes healthy in
MIGRATING blood out Of the food he cats
II gives him strength and energy TO put
into his daily task. 1t builds UP hard mus
cular flesh and nerve fiber, revitalizes the
tissues Of the throat and lungs, heals in
fanrmatlon, purges the blood OF bilious
poieons and makes a man, strong, vigorous
and hardy.
Ny husband had been sick a long time
writes Mrs. ". BrIttin, of Clinton, Dewitt Co,
liz. Box 49,, had doctored with home phv-
sicIans and even went TO Chicago and consulted
a doctor there but without receiving any help.
Tc went to the hospital and was operated on
and after three months came home to die tas the
doctors here thought, but after awhile he com
menccd to take your up0nds, fai medicine. the
Golden Medical Discovery and now, thanks 10
your most welcome medicine. he can eat any
thing he want. and IS again a well man"
No remedy relieves constipation SO
quickly and effectively a. Or. PierCe's
Pleasant Pellets. They never grippe.
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Dom ininn Govern ment Gathering With
Mckenx.s and Mann AAaue l.

Dom ininn Govern me~t Gathering with
Mckenx.. and Mana About l.
OTTAWA, Ont. April Id--WLian
Mckenzie and D. D. Mann have arrived
here. Their presence las started ~
kinds Of talk a. to the EkelihocG Ct
their arranging with the government
for . new deal for , railway into me
Yukon One proposilon Is to build ,
railway from Alice Arm u Portland
canal. right through TO Teslin lake
This would &c entirely through Can.
adam territory, and would dispose ..
al com picaaous that might arise az
Wran 1eI. and give an AL Canadian
Il would also do away witt re
uncertainties Of navigation Of TIE
SClckse1- and the delays Of nanssnic-
uect az Wrange- The road, WHICH
would be 3+1 miles long. throus- >
tad country, voU-t oe enormously *.
pers.va-
\ Resolution passed at . public meet
ing &c EaCcoCver, has been forwa-i=t
20 Sir WAtr.d LUrIer, Representing
the importance Of building . railway
from an ocean pors II British Col-l-
tia, toward the geld fields, in the Ken
dixie, and earnestly requesting the ad-
u~inlstraaon TO devise some means
Whereby so.s can &c accomplished.
Another proposition has also beeo
mentioned. Il IS to make some ar
ranzenent with the United States gov.
ernnenr TO insure bending privileges,
etc, for . railroad from Lynn canal to
Fort Sa.Alrx, By the Dalton trail This
would oecessitate a charter from the
United States government and tCe
Canadian government a. well
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bot finally seeove,ed, and
Shortly alter, he began ,bs en- ID
mary surgery, and, when sudyd
to Chicago, where he Ia, IMPLIED
yean, ADD i now one Of ~ s.csd
seons q that profession n "a, ,s lead3
ne Old wourds began to 81, ,.sy !
several years ago. He prev, !'ou9
eiised and thoroughly d,sJs"'ssa,
friends began TO despair Of b;' 't ny
He was but = shadow ., - lss
weighing only 20 pounds, ~ IoI 'or
50 pounds. He had the b,z, .os .
ton. but il did not b<n,t; H.; .aeass
FINALLY = friend paw. NJ ,,n'
Williams Pink Pills 10, P,is y
Dr.. Clark. "Ai,er ,aL;no ~
50 much benefited tha,I
doxe1 boxes and took them.
They were Of NOR, h.,.,. !
abIest physicians trea.n,ot p.
alone, ! soon re9Ained M ,....Dy,
weigh iaO pounds nov.
for injuries that can nev,,h..Y
am as veil a. ever.
consider d.. william, D.,
Pale People the best remedy ! I.l
tuild up a rundown sys,,n.r
To-day d.. Clark is a p,e,u,,.
He IS s. years old, an ae,,y. y
Hatch Post, G. A R., and ,,s;a.'
Ashland Ave-, Chicago.
Many veterans have found
fians' Pink Pills 10, Pale Pso,Ld
ao'e value in Counter ACTING Ii, -,
Elects OF army life. All i...
taess ellis acj highly -,a9rn,1
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For Sale bv FRANK SM
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Science daily develops new wonders.
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Medical experts concede that bronchi-
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VI. l.. TccUm. Cameron. Pa. "a Il
vas a sufferer FOR ten years, tryIcc nos.
Al. kinds 81 pile remedies. but vt-oG.
:cAs7. D4Wit.'s Witch Haz-. Save
r a. recommended 20 ne. | w. orA
box. |, mas effected 4 permaner. -a.
A. a pe-manAn. cure for piles D-E -
Witch Hazel Save has 10 equal.
FRANK SNI-H.
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Chicago Unioo stock ards

CHICAGO. April IL
HOGS-Ma-ket strong TO &c higher. !.
-slas ranged az g. .eG3s.3a Tor light:
4; .lsr3 al. so- mixed; sj.75s4U for
haavv 3d. 3 ~ for rough.
CATTLE-Maraec strong to a shade
hiEher.
sales ranged AZ Sl.0o055-b for oeeves
e.. - ~ for cows and heiters; Afes
40 for Texas >teer,; s3.soGtS Tor
scockers and fee -.
.HEEp-Macae; strong.
-a.es ranged az s3osis 81 for natives;
&AtlEt.75 ior westerns st1og5 - ior
LAMBS.
Receipts: Hogs -5Gn; cattle, 1,rJ.
sheen Ii 100.
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hALlSPEL, Mon, April I5.-Reg.scer
Nasn II the United states land oface
aas notice that the plat. Of Of the coded
n.aera. strip # the E.acsteec reserva-
MI BE- placed On h.s II his of.ce
Arrl. -, instead of AprII II, as
recently announced from Washington,
ard then the land VII. be open 10 entry
-ae MINING avs.
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hand. Two years ago he recaivet
sIl4 900 from the govern ent fer and
.1I. na.t = century ag1, which va
ar.s..v divided among the tribe Ii =
.ryc aid me a-4t! warrior - without
means u -1o-l--eIee. -ae condition
az me ca,=: = very .er.Ccs, and us
aea-a mag result.
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SITE IT. PAIL AprlL n
EOG--Narae1 steady; active, qua-
,-vAu-tle better. Range 81 prices, A.b1 =
Cd ~.
caTTLE-Marka1 steady 4 aetlve;
-,ot .cocsars and feeders in demand
sale, rr-et a- 81 0ooG.5o for stocAers'
q s1or = for cows; s. -5.g3o5 tor hetters
T.. tOoL4. ~ Tor steers.
SHEEP NlrAas s-roas ant active.
Good demand.
-aIas -anyp.t at 81. - gl.-0 for muttons
s.. 25ULl ~ for Iano-.
Receipts: Hogs. .409; cattle, %; sheep
rh9. calves. LOO.
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Noted atomic chief suffering Prom
Blood In.soninx.
ST. JOSEPH, Mich, April b. Simon
Pokagon, chief OF tho once powerful
tribo Of Potta watomie Indians. In dan.
g~erously sick from what ia supposed tn
be blood poisoning, cansed by q rusty
nail passing through the palm Of his
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Duluth Grain.

DULUTH, April Il
WHEAT-Cash No hard, sl.OiH; No.
/ Northern, 30; No Northern, Csc.
10 Arrivc-No / hard, Sl0i4; No. |
Northern sI.o3A, May, sl.054 July, S9Hc;
September, 71c.
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- Those Ne
Leave Behind"

Men : care
less about their
lives for their
own sakes, but
a kind an d
tender III a II
should think
OF others he
should think if
he hould die
of til rose h =
leaves behind
10 Sric!c ana
an
struggle on
without him.
For this reason
alone, If for no
9th ct, every
man liould re
gard his health
a a precious
treasure not 10
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Many Return ng to Work.

new BEDFORD, Mass, Apr. IL
About 800 operatives return to
work during the day. nearly doll.= the
number On Monday.
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Ihirty-five years make "A generation.
That ls how long Adolph Fisher, Of
GAINESVILLE. o., suffered from piles. He
va cured by using three boxes OF De
Wits Witch Hazel Salye.
FRANK SMITH.
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sioux City Live stock

SlOuI Ilty 1aSs
Sioux CITY. La, April H.
EoG<-MarAes &c higher. Hanse Of
prices. s3.15eLo :,
CATTLE-MarkAG very dull; weaA.
-.Tss -an-et at s. 5Ga.o for cows;
4. I5.cl5 Tor srockers, SAOeSia3 for
stock aaiters; q % "a for afnn
>HEEp-EAr demand. E,5oGt-.1
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FRANK SMITH.

Thousands Of sufferers from grippe
have been restored TO health by Oae
Minute Cough Cure. l. quickly cures
coughs. colds, bronchitis. pneumonia.
9rppA, asthma. and al throat md
lung diseases.
EplNE GNYTu
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Battles and
Diseases.

This is the story e one sfho participated in -.
n1ak and Infantry engagements during The ."v
Eyom uouuds ye1eitd then he suffered L> wear, "a:
TO-DAY, yey0ttxs tn yeHelsd strength. '~
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4 torpid liver robs you of am5 ton
and ruins your health. De Wit Little
Early RIsers cleanse the liver, cu-- con-
stipa.ion and all stomach and liver
troubles.
FRANK SMITH.
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Minneapolis Grain.

MISSEAPOLIs, April IA
WHEAT-April closed A. sI.OlH; May,
tl.U); July, Sszc; September, 7Hc. On
~Irack-No. ! hard, si.O,z; No. l North
ern, kl.O!X.
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SPANISH CRUISERS SAL.
Have L>r Cadia for . Destination No
Made Public.

Made Public.
LoSDoS. April IA dispa;ca 10
The Day Telegraph from Glt-2--lr
says taac the spanish cruisers C-.::3oa.
Colon and Ia:aaca Maria Teresa -47e
left CatIz for a destination UNDIVIDED.
WIFE ak ta.ta.Ions, each 1000 .--11I.
Att.-.c2A troops, the dispatch asserts,
WI. leave Cad.z by the mail steamers.
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Hutt.r snsi E&IA

CHICAGO, April -
poTLTRY-Live, steady tUrAsyA SS
r,,. ,hi.saus sc, &c; d1cAs, 81.
III rTER->5ea1v, cre:lrneries LosIN'
Gasrie4 LLG..&-
.1I- Firm: fresh. &c.
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Everybody sly ,hel
ca.care.. Candy ca,la' u h.,
derful medical disco, Inc tasl..l1
ant aud rcfrcslhnH TO liyet,J
and positively on kla"s ;;sirm., y
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