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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-29
CLASH AT TAMAQuA.
Five Striking Miners Were Captured and
Are Now in Jail 81,

Five Striking Miners Were Captured and
Are Now in Jail. \
Tamaqua, Pa, August 2S,-'rhe first clash
between the striking miners and the rcops
occurred this morning. and as result i've
prisoners are In the guard house at the
One Hundred and Twenty-eighth regiment
camp and Captain j. Beaver Gearhart Of
company L, Twelfth regiment. is suffering
from a wound on his shoulder made by a
stone thrown by striker.
This morning a report gained currency
That the striking men wcte gathering ia
force to make a march on the No. coillery
Of the Lehigh Coal and Navigation ecu
pany. The colllery Is at the west cad Of
the Panther Creek valley aud the govern
or's troop was ordered to that point. Com
pany and company X were ordered to
the place, boarded trolley cars and ran
through the valley. When the cars reached
Summit Hin they were surrounded by a
mob of strikers who hurled rocks at the
soldiers and called them names. While
Jimmy" Marteen, an Italian, was in the
act Of hurting stone at car, several
soldiers Jumped on and made an attempt
to capture him. Marteen offered resistance
/
bayonets. In the melee which followed
Marteen was slightly wounded IN the left
| side. The troopers started back to CAM
and as the car rounded n curve Just out
side Of Summit Hin, at a point where thu
track takes an abrupt dip, the motormor
on the first car made the discovery tha
the rails had been creased The cars wer'
stopped and the soldiers went ahead e
place sand upon the rails. When this ha'
been done It was possible. by moving thu
cars slowly, to reach Lansford In safety.
mob had gathered there, and for a tim
It looked like riot. As the hrst car wa
passing through the mob Captain Gearhar
was struck on the right shoulder by
stone. Several soldiers jumped from IN
car in pursuit Of the stone thrower, Ate
an exciting scuf6e they captured JOSEF
Mccain. n young miner.
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GOODBYE TO THE BOYS.
Western Union viii Employ Girls TO
Garry MESSAGES.

Jarfy Wc5Sagc5'
Chicago August rs. The Western Union
Telegraph company has definitely decided
that II will in this city employ no more
boys as messengers. The boys have struck
three times within the last month and the
company has decided that II will employ
them no longer. Girls will be used TO carry
messages In the business district and resi-
dencc sections. For the night work, men
will be used aud men also will he kept In
the day dino for tine purpose Of carrying
messages into he undesirable parts of the
civ. The change viii be made at once.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-29
south CaroIIna Primaries.

Charleston, S. C., August 2s,-complete
returns from the primary elections In this
state With the exception Of the precincts
which can not eject the general result.
show that the final race for the snbernato'
~ nomination will be made between d.
- uevward and NJ +. Ansel. The sec
ond primary win he held September ,
II the second contest for the United
states senatorship 10 succeed senator NC
fsnr,n CougressfuRn Latiiner viii be op-
nosed By Ex-Governor John Gary Evans.
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LIE sOLDIERs sTONED.

They proceeded again. but had not gone
far whom another crowd was encountered
and the soldiers were again taunted ana
stoned Half n dozen soldiers jumped or
and chased three men who. # IS alleged
were urging the crowd to attack me troops
The men gave their names as John King
Timothy King and John Kelly They
were taken 10 camp, where McCann anu
Marteen were under guard.
The officers Of the One Hundred ana
Twenty.eighth regiment all agree tnat the
situation Is serious. They say the feeling
against the soldiers IS very Intense In
CooldaIe. Iansford and Summit Hili
The day was Intensely exciting but the
situation IN the Panther Greek valley has
quleted down and tonight the troops are
enjoying a well-earned rest
Tonight company X OF the Twelfth resl
meut under the command Of Captain Helm
escorted the nonnnion men to their home'
In Iansford. summit Hin and Coaldalc
whit. large crowds Of strikers gathered
on The streets. there was 10 hostile demon
stration.
Today Colonel Clement, II temporary
,or,r,ond Of the detachment Of the Ma
tIonoI Guard in the field. issued an oFue
to the troops on guard at Panther CFeei
| calling attention 20 a recent act o. IN
legislature providing a penalty for IN
| calling Of obscene names. He directed ina
| Tho ofecers In command rigidly enforce IN
nrovIsIons Of the act. Four Of the men car
| tnrcd Inv the troops today we're released L
4 ttfvhf
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LEVI sPRAeuE DEAD.

Mas For Years FfesIdent OF mo LTIe
Telephone Company.
Especial to The Post)
Lowell, Mass. August 2s.--Levi Sprague,
one Of Lowelps Oldest business men and
for years president Of the Erie Telephone
aud Telegraph company, died here today
aged 92 years. Mr.. sprague waa- Identified
with manufacturing and large banking IN
terests for years in this city asd was hrsi
elected president Of the Erie phone in 1883
when 50 years Of age He made personal
tour Of inspection In the territory OF that
company in Minnesota, South Dakota and
Texas a. the time.
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TROOPS ORDERED OUT.

Governor White Gives His Reasons Tor
Doing So.
Chorlcaon. W. va, August 2s.--Goyernor
,yhIta TODAY ordered the Second regiment
n tbs national Guard Of Wet Virginia to
The New RiyI district. not, a. be saga
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-11
EARLY BREAK
UP F0RETOLD
Another Month and Dawson Winter
Trail Will Be Poor

People from the Kiondike report
that already the winter trail l. be-
coming heavy. and that there IL
every Indication u an early break
w on the Yukon.
White Pass and Yukon railroad or
ficials state that they viii not at
tempt TO carry freight through 20
Dawson later than April % 20 18TH.
The company has two steamers the
Bailey and Zealandia In winter guar
tiers at the foot ~ Lake L. Barge.
II L. the Intention % the company 10
despatch these steamers 20 uauBan
as soon as the river Ice goes out.
The Ice on Lake II barge VIII
probably be- the last Go break up.
and sufficient time will intervene f1r
the steamers al the foot ~ the lake
20 make the round trip 10 Dawson
before the lake opens up This was
done last year and enabled many
shippers % make quick trip be-
tween Seattle and Daw aou.
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Seattle Electric Co. He came 20
this city freun Denver a few months
ago, and for a time worked for the
Sunset Telephone co. as a switch
board operator.
For Day Of Pleasure
Little has been learned today 20
add 20 the account u yesterday. The
young people were well acquainted
They had planned 20 spend the day
together They intended to row on
the lake in the morning. take dinner
AZ Miss Whites home. and attend a
theater matinee In the afternoon.
About 10 O'Clock Sunday morning
they hired a rowhont at JohuSon's
boathouse az the Lake Washington
end OF Madison street. The sky was
then clear. and the lake almost calm
Later the lake became squaily. when
wind and rain came up. At o'clock
an overturned beat drifted ashore
near the home 81 Lee Do Vries on
Meydsnbauer bay. Within 200 feet
Of the boat. Mr.. De Vries also found
pair of oars, the boat cushions and
q black fur boa.
The same morning @. r. Westiake,
+. A. PIN. W F. James and j. Ven
ables, all friends Of Upper. were out
fAA AAAF AaAHea AAA4Ah 9 - HaHNAh my
were driven ashore BY a squat. and
came home on the steamer GabeHe
They knew nothing % the disappear
anCs OF Topper and Miss White.
Friends Grow AaxieHs
when the young couple did not
come home that night their friends
became alarmed. and yesterday
morning the four men named. with
Miss Whites brother. a. T. White
obtained a naptha launch az the
Eagle b0athouse. and went across the
lake 70 Mr.. De Vrles' place. that gen
tlemsn having sent word across 10
the b0athouse Of his discovery Of the
beached boat. and other articles
white identified his sisters boa A
careful search Of the shores failed to
reveal any new trace Of the missing
persons
a searching party. composed Of
Detective Phillips, A. d. White. the
girls brother. and six others started
this morning az 30 for Meyden-
bauer bay. They spend the day en-
exploration. unless the missing ones
are sooner found
The affair has awakened general
Interest and deep sympathy a. both
81 the young people had many
friends. The search for them will
not be abandoned until they are
found. alive or dead.
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SUPPRESS
LEAGUE

LONDON. March 1.-THE cabinet
met today Go discuss the disaster 90
General Methuen and also tho Irish
situation. In view OF the fact that
no further news 81 tn disaster 90
British arms in the battle with pr-
barney has been received the greater
portion % the meeting was devoted
90 the Irish Land League.
An members 81 the cabinet ARE
agreed that the situation tu Ireland
is at present worse than % has been
Ga years. bordering almost on a
state 81 rebellion The outspHRru
pro Hocr feeling tn certain sections
Of ireland is such,a Co cause marked
attention H. is thH general opinion
In the cabinet that steps should he
taken for the immediate suppression
OF the league.
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NO TRACE
YET found
Disappearance OF Miss White
and Mr.. Upper Not Solved

Miss Roxy white and II. n. Tupper
are the two young persons whose
hoax ride on Lake Washington last
sunday Is supposed TO have ended by
the accidental drowning OF both. as
told In yesterdays star. Miss White
was a night operator In the sunset
Telephone Co.'S office, Her parents
live at Winslow station on the Green
lake car line. Mr. Topper was "a
draughtsman IN the employ 90 the
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N. P. GO. WINS
A DECISION

WHATCOM. March Judge
Eeterer yesterday handed down = de-
cision In the case Of the Northern Pa
CHIC W.. Great Northern IN which
the Northern Pacific was nrantsd
tho right 20 commence condemnation
proceedings against the Great North
ern for = right-Of- way over Dead o.
mans Point The Great Northern
attorneys announced that an appeal
would be taken
An event - much importance oc-
Cured yesterday for Belinzham bav
when the schooner Maid u Orleans.
one Of the largest Pacific Packing
and Navigation rompanys fleet az
rived for a part load Of lumber 10
b used IN a cannery building I'm
Alaska, which was cut by a local
mill.
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Help Wanted, Per Line &c
Employment Wanted, Per Liue, &c
For Rent, Per Line &c
AI.ronNIsln-Ar-IAw

" 80" ~hfHh -
WA H. nurfNish. attorney At las. suits
prosecuted ana defended in all ooauu "a
gsHra experience. ifosesdtnHa tn bans
ruptgy companies inoofporated abs,fa',s
carefully staminsd, collections mads in
ali rhfta Of tho United rtvfss tiiHhnni
commercial and bhnh references ols
Third avenue Phone. Main 1000
j a kEtjouu ma washington buudioE
a C. MACDONALD sus uurks buildnH
moor Palmer 4 uuoWN. flonssr VA.
LYMAN H KNArit 10 Iiallsr building
PRANK y wLHTLiNd. noston block.
" u LAMnuTh 2oa 8 raetnc clock.
firitnE q, rEWY $50 hurAs block.
q WAND KEMP. ai2 nurse buiiiinS
a M EwiNd. 10 New York huilfinE
AHCuITncTs
JohN oRAHAM. $50 a2i GLOBE slk Tsl
janice gx2l
y. ". nououTos. u4-ir Coiiias
ABSTRACT on IirLE
ohnoREE. fHEnrrh 4 60. lac. Al.
Htfsrt 60. establishes ikAs. Alnlna
claim .s',rss,. BASEMENT Of the Aa'
noorn wiurrLEhEY HANFohb Al.
sifsrt Co.. established 1862 Easement u
hsiisf block Teisphans. Main ipt
SEATTLE Ahsuaoi 20. " Y. hlock.
AUCTION SALES
AUCTION and suuinmslsn houss iaHoraft
an1 STAN sef1 nAhaHH ruaia bought and
n.li nre leather aelds wil cell re -
o. 4iam. nrfhl au,tiunrsr 90 ciaY 80
o. q, HiCKEnToN. Esnsrzl sueuonssf.
ihia flfat arsbns
jos MATHIS. Ernersi sn,tionsef, zgis
tlfsi csc rHHnf uat ffa
BUSINESS COLLEGES
ctAniti +. rsmin hherihanl SCHOOL. IN.
dit'1uai inaifurfiqn. ~ Boston tiA
ceiiFsf. ascand and iihs.
nANHs
Tm w'tNbtNAVtAN AMEhfcAN nANk
,l.a-a,,sa 6.,...'ss ' 81 s saso,s Ssr,si
paii ur tip' On nhlibsnF rfes g D.
sf.aasht ,les rrss s u aotihefT each &.
q fans assf each
rroFtEs HAvtNuB BANK
HsranI asruus sn1 iiaa street Capitol
paia w tiup apa o. g hsutsidsF. rrvs
s. hefarH. cash = n ofssniszt sasi
cash cauinsrvisi savings anN un4ss tuii.
raE FtHAr NATtoNaL HANk %
sEATftsE
o rsia 70 ssri,si ooco
b ms.s p- zee - arwiessa. We.
prsa O. Tufner. cash r. rafahurst
sss, ossh isehspss on principal cities
THE CANADIAN BANK or
COMMERCE
casitai gsid 20 ............ ... q. coo 600
Surplus .-.'. .,.......-........ g. Dpu. os.s
Interest aiinusd aH tins deposits. asg.
efat baHhfFa E0ainasA transacted
BATTLE BRANCH aEnFHsF % James
street ass HsFund sFauHs
ft a rAwNWoN. Marassf
FuuET SOUND NATIONAL HANK OF
SEATTLE
-spl'oi ssosk paia IN ssssooo. surplus. 80.
On
,. fuTth. rfsns ,. uaidsiaith. vics
pfes N knssnF raftisr
tnffssf 1sufs ID rf1nrrEl eitiss In ths
itltrd hiafss sHd Eafuts
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GRAVE CHARG {

WHATCOM. March ii.-Ignacio
Castro. the Chilean who was shot iu
a quarrel az Mlllsrton hy Henry
Guzeman. died ~ his wound late yes
terday afternoon. Guzemau iH out on
$50 ball on the charge ~ attempted
murder. His attorneys have prom
ised 20 present him IN court to an
swsr the grave charge % murder.
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BREWERS

MILWAUKEE,. wis. March IL
The compounders of the brew which
maketh Milwaukee famous are today
entertaining the brewers Of the state
Al large. The occasion iH the third
annual meeting Of the wisconsin
Brewers association. The aaHocla
ton has a membership ~ about 100
brewers In the leading cities 81 the
state, and almost all are tn attend
ance on the gathering The business
before the convention 81 mostly of a
routine natnre-
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GERMAN AMERICAN INVEST.
MENT COMPANY.
SIR Third AVante

SPECIAL snap today 20 close an estate. -
room house Ht cpHt. MONGAN.N Itv
CHANCE. lOil Third.
We buy cell ana trade Tor anything and
everything liat your property with ~
washington Exchange and come "a ~,
GeorEe WAEHINGTDN ExCUANgT
ftO2 Tnltd,
WE want houses and lots At an The o.,
chprReH az bottom hEuroHi We have cash
buyer ready ana willing 60 buy WEt,r
ERIN EXCHANGE. 1901 Third ave
HRTNG in your farms and h-apre trarts.
We are the people that can cell unvtbIne
Won VIII llet win U.S. SEATTLE ny
DIfANGE 1917 Third
5000 BUYS ight manufacturing bustns..
large profits. no ednpetltion north OF
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FOR HIS SON

WHATCOM. March tt.-Herman
Conkiin. who was arrested several
days ago for signing bis fathers
name 10 checks amounting 20 $3.50.
was released last night upon his
father making a statement that his
son had authority % elgu his name.
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ALL OFF

MISSOULA. Mont. March 1.-THE
strike OF trainmen on the Northern
Pacific was declared OF yesterday
and an trains arc now running on
time The men. after a conference.
decided that the strike was unwur-
ranINh. y
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VALDES ROAD

WASHINGTON. u. G.. March IL
The secretary Of war has coueurrcd
Ia the opinion OF General Randall
that further expenditures. other than
those Of maintenance. are unNhr-
rantcd for the building 81 the ruad
from Naldca 20 the Yukon IN Alaska.
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2iu NsHler way
EAR tI.ANDs

NO luii
NORTH ~ Green Lake acres good level
land. 3 acres cleared small fruits. house.
chicken houses. price fien
UpUEUr MALTNY tio New York Hlk
40 1000
TWENTY acres rich level land, adjoining
small town, few minutes walk from de-
pot Htarss. p0Htotiirc and good schools. 80
acres partially cleared and fenced 5 room
house. barn. chicken house. orchard. va.
floty small fruits. price $1,000
NpHERT MALTHY 80 Ncw York NIX,
NO sol
WATER FRONT-n ceres north Of g. &
navy yard at RrrmCrioui 2 acres cleared
small house several chicken houses. price
5000
ROBERT MALTBY. 40 New York Bk.
WHO wants r. rnpch9 20 acres close 10
Seattle fare on boat PIC round trip. fno
soil. good house. barn, chicken houses
fine otcheui 10 60 20 sheep. cows horse,
plgH. chickens all farming impiemypts
wagon, busy this is one OF the anost
ranches ia the state. price IL cheap. in
81 acres. 10 acres cleared. good house larss
barn. four chicken houses with runs. good
orchard. including farming implements.
horse, COW, chickens house. furniture. att
100. ''''' ''
Fun block improved NJ Ballard. win sell All
or part Of block. prico cheap.
NV acres, quarter mile from water ~
acres cleared, good house, good barn. out
house. chicken house $1,000 viii buy
this, snap.
~ acres an cleared. house. barn. chicken
house. water pipcd In house. barn. fields.
garden this Is an ideal little home
/ have many ranches to omor, large and
small, call I'm 60 see mo ~ you want "a
ranch OF acre property Jacob Miller.
Az Now York block
FUNERAL DIHECToUs
bunIEhWonTH \ SONS. emealmSrs,
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REAL ESTATE

otR PLAN
Has been thoroughly Investigated and u h
tho only way that the average wage
Garner and professional OF business man
Of small means can acquire q home
There H No achemc Of special induboment
offered, You borrow $1,000 and pay $1,000
but you can pay In installmants Of So or
more Il you Want 10. The feature OF our
plan 10 that YOU pay no interest. The
money changers claim money cannot be
loaned without interest it can can
ana ascertain the names OF people who
have obtained loans from US and who are
building homes or who have bought hous-
80. We have ono widow with children
whoHo contract viii mature this month
She will buy 4 acres outside tho city
limits for $500 and build = $500 house NJ,
you think she could ever have got "a
home under any other plRn2 10 YOU
suppose she could afford 20 pay interest
or do YOU think the money changers Womb
have loaned her $1,000 II che could nav
lne~rest n You have wife. take out
"a contract for hcr N YOU die. she Rets
homo free, II is a duty YOU owe her.
teo. at least Call sAa iayssuEats this
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MERCHANT TAILORING

FixturcH and stock nt invcntorv.
nne location, owner has two stores
and can only attend TO one.
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Hundreds Of rare chances. cover
ing all lines OF trade We can seII
you Just wnat you wish, or fur
nish capital for any profitable in
vestment. that will stand close In
apection,
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DRY GOODS And GENERAL
ETONEH-
one store ln Seattle. several out.
side moury makers all
LEATHER GOODS FACTORY
Incorporated rars chance for man
capable u taking cnarss Of sales
10 The trade we'll established. own
patenfa.
REAL ESTATE
: chances to well established Of.
ncrn. needing additional interested
help
I CANNERY LOCATIONS
Several. very valuable. Land. FISH
ins grounds, etc. complete.
DRUG STORE
Wen established. on Second Av.
suur chance ~ life time
STEAM DYE WORKS
oue small. one large proposition.
FISH TRAPS
3 or Is lntsrss, IN traps aHd full
ErHr boats. au0wH and all
Z $4,000 INVESTMENT
Established machinery house
wishing To- enlarge capacity: pront,
in Is months VII return invest.
mnut.
TRUCK Farm FOR RENT
30 acres. at citys door elegant a.
room house, modern improvements
SO month.
/ A sNAp rs ACREAGE
bacreH At Green Lake. for less than
c1st ~ clearing
ELEoANT FURNISHED ROOMS
on Belmont avenue. grand view.
car lines
An ELEGANT FLAT
rooms on Seventeenth avenue,
can be rented ~ buying nsR fur.
ni,urc at half price.
ART STORE
Fine business. central location.
z SALOON
places in the city. several others
sTABLtsUED BusINEss--
Complete plant ia heart OF city
well established weekly profit 500
present owner has extensive prop.
crty interests lu the East that De.
mnud immediate attention tech.
ni1al experience unnecessary.
I MtLLiN cry pARIOHE--
Elegant nttinKH and furniture. es-
tsblishcd Trade @moug the elite.
can be- bought a, cost OF fittings
n taken quick
ESTABLISHED INDEPENDENT
/ 50 100 buys It complete monthly
profits ti9b.
I INCORPORATED COMPANY
81 800 takes hair Of the stock
monthly profits $500 guaranteed
Investment secured.
! 81. ooO TO 5000 AT PER CENT
MONTH
n invested IN stock OF an ertab.
ufhed corporation. secures Hnlaried
Office and 3 per cent. month on
money put In.
Two hne Offices. corner. on Pioneer
square.
/ LAUNDRY
We'll established. IN heart Of city
on account of owner having other
business requiring his attention,
can be bought for less than cost
CIGAR STAND
Paving $3.50 daily profts. can be
bought for $50 for few days.
OIL. BUSINESS
Paving 1t1l month clear. nnc out
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REAL ESTATE BUSINESS
wei established, ground floor Of
fee. well located. half interest for
5000 TO right man.
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Paying St15 month clear. nne out
M tn CvcrY 'espcct; only offered
for short time. 1000 regular Gus
toners. best reasons for selling.
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IIIINW NINNW"
Paying $3.50 daily pro1ts, can be
bought for $50 for a few days.
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In = - lffk -
We'll established. IN heart OF city
on account OF owner having other
business requiring his attention.
can be bought for less than cost.
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y, IIUUuHTON. fls-lT Colllns-
AusIltA1T on IIIt.L

ohnoRNE. fHEnrrh 4 90. lac. Al.
Htfsrt Go. establishes ikss, MINING
claim sbstraets Basement % the Mu'
tual tAfs tuiidins
hooTH witTrLHbEY HAMMOND A..
sifsrt Co, established 1862. EASEMENT 81
hsiisf hioet Tslsphans. Main lbt
hEAI-ILE Ahstfnnt 10. NJ NJ hloak.
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BuITERwoRTH a SONS. emeaimSfs.
lA2o'laRs Third. 1sL. Pike 20,
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