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The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-21

his daughter as a prize to the young
man doing the most work in specified
time. Roadway won.
In the three days he cut with ms
self binder 100 acres of the wheat. out
working his dozen or more rivals. he
won the girl easily and she announced
her willingness to marry him soleiy
upon his prowess in the harvest nelo'
In Pratt county harvest help mas
been very scarce, and the farmers nave
appeaIed In vain Farmer Wooley haa
zoo acres of wheat all but ripened, ana
no help in sight, when his pretty IL
vear-old daughter accepted her fatner >
ideo to give her as wifely pr'ze 10
the man doing the most work.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-21

judgment was rendered.
The prosecuting witness was the
daughter of neighbor farmer and Old
man Underwood believed it wv oh
tanned by false testimony given by the
prosecuting witness, the daughter. and
her family. He accompanied the son
to jail. and has not only provided f,r
his comfort as,f far as possible, but hired
a man to do his work on the farm.
Others. however, believe that the
young man should not be kept In jail
indefinitely, and they ask the court to
release him. which the court VIII
probably do.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-21
THREE GREAT SPORT EVENTS
COrn6II Wins Boat Race, Wu6th the Defbuand
ENGLAND Polo

POUGHkEEPSIE. n. Y, June 21.-
A drenching rain this morning made
a depressing prospect for today's boat
race.
All the various crews reported in
good condition and were ready for the
stuggle. @
The smallest crowd of spectators
that had been seen here for many years
on the occasion Of boat race appeared
in the city.
Cornell seemed to be a strong favor
te In the wagers that were made to-
day.
AS the day advanced a strong wind
swept up the course, kicking UP the
water and making conditions SO bad
that postponement may be found
necessary.
Later.-Cornell won the four-oared
boat race by seven lengths, Pennsyl-
yania second Columbia third.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, June 21.-All of the
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-21
Big STRIKE At CRIPPLE GREEK
Operators Of a Leased Min6 Find Rich Body
Of Gold Ore

the rock was broken. and an assay on
1t went at the rate of $1,240 to the ton.
The Moose. which is situated east OF
the Elkton. on the south slope OF Ra-
ven hill. was one of the bonanza mines
Of the district five or six years ago.
After a depth OF 450 feet was reached,
the ore values disappeared. Sinking
was continued to the 750-foot point by
the company. and drifts and crosscuts
were run In every direction, but no ore
in paying quantities was found. The
mine was then shut down for two
years. Then 1t was leased to its pres
ent operators.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-21

CRIPPLE CREEK, Colo, June 21.-
The biggest strike that has yet been
made in the Cripple Creek district this
Jear has been uncovered in the Moose
IN the north drift, run at the 1,o50-foot
level. Thursday a body of ore was
uttered four feet wide, and an assay
AIKEN from it on large sample went
at the rate of 81 ,420 ton. 1t was
zig surprise to the lessees, and
4 large bucket OF the ore was
hoisted and broken. 1t was care
iully crushed and the values went at
the rate of $1.505 to the ton. Still not
helng convinced, another 100 pounds or
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-21
The Fathers Faith
Keeps Son In jail

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, June 21.-
The Judge of the circuit court has ta-
ken under advisement a petition for
the release Of Mack Underwood, who
has been in jail for year. He has
no money of his own, and his father,
although well-to-do farmer, will not
nav a small Judgment against the
youth. and desired the son to remain
in iail to spite those in whose favor the
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-21
ESCAPED THE MOB
BY CLOSE MAR6IN
Italians Handy With the Gun Mar
r0wIu Escape With their
Lives.

NEW KENSINGTON. Pa, June - -
Three Italians who yesterday assauite |
prominent citizen and moftaliv
wounded his son. Frank Jones who
came 10 his assistaGC,, narrowly eS~
tapea lynchiag todar.
fire italians we're captured snl a
'ach of 500 demanded the p@isoDerS.
The mob reached the station, upon
which the men were hurried away to
escape them.
They wrecked the station in their
efforts TO get at the prisoners,
After pursuit the men were safely
lodged in Jail at Greenville,
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-21
NEW MEXICAN COWBOYS FIGHT
Reported That Five We're Killed in a SCrIm.
mace at TuCumCdri

When he returned to the place. &C.
companied by an Indian, eight cow
boys were in wait.
A battle ensued, and it is reported
that Ave OF the eight men were killed.
Lee and the Indian we're unhurt, and
surrendered to the sheriff of Guadalupe
county.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-21
THE DENVER LAUNCHED
NEW SEA FIGHTER
A Great Crowd Present IRON the
State OF Colorado When She
Was ChriStened.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 2i.-in
the presence of distinguished COM
pany of naval officers. many leading
citizens OF Colorado and large crowds
from New York and other nearby
cities, the unarmored cruiser Denver
was successfully launched this after
noon at the Nefa Levy shipyara-
The daughter OF Mayor Wright. nt
fieuyer, christened the cruiser
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-21

work on the part OF the Tacoma fro
apartment. which went to its aid on a
Special train.
The surrounding forests on the Cas-
cade mountains are still afiame, but
the most combustible material Is al
ready consumed.
A dozen lumber camps have been
burned. and the loss will be very
heavy.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-21
FIERCE FOREST FIRES BLAzE
The Cascade Mountains on Fire and Much
DdmdQ6 Done Property

TACOMA, Wash. June 2l.-The for
est hres which ragged In the Cascade
mountains yesterday had receded this
morning from Hot Springs, near the
summit of the mountains.
The wind veered, and 1t Is now blow
ing back over the burned district.
The hotel and resorts of Hot Springs
were saved by the hardest kind OF
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-21

ALBUQUERQUE. n NJ. June 2f.-
News has reached here of fight be-
tween cattlemen near Tucumcari.
which resulted In the death OF FIVE COW
punchers,
The trouble arose over Bud Lee al
lowing cattle to ruin a water source.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-21

the ircsase OF the numt 0l . aiNts M
Wet FONT. 81 I,ss ii 4 lsg n
Mann and Clayton I'm Sse4 M
Hull and Parker des1 M ~ n
ference report on M
Grosvenor noved nv ko1ki IN u \ n ~
Senate amendmenk m I'M
ton was defeated
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-21

DES MONIES, Ia. June 21.-James
Gallagher and. wife were murdered ny
robbers at River Junction last night.
They were foun by their children
this morning
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-21
The Ddu In Congress
ARMY Bill In House

WASHINGTON, D. c., June 2I.-The
House today discussed tbs quest N Of
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-21

twelve horses carded to start today IN
the fifteenth American Derby at wash
ington park are in good condition. and
1t is doubtful IL there viii be many.
Withdrawals at the last mofnAnt,
The weather promises To bA ideal
this afternoon, and although resent
rains have made the track heayyy 10 n
believed 1t will be dried ont hy {
o'clock and possibly be tart. "
An attendance of $4,000 In expAc&Dd.
Heno continues to be the fnwur1te ~ d
to 1, with Pentecost and HeeII.& 6cn-
moner to 1. and others ranstnE from
to l to 25 to I. 81 ssss ~
Later.--wyeth wins the A1keki6An
Derby. odds to /. Lucien Apnicby.s
second. ss NJ II Sss M s55 gss Rf
LONDON, June 2L-The 6oei i6l1e
polo game between the 0r1t1 And
American teams was No1 ~ IN
England. to /. ssss
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-21
He WON HIS WIFE
IN HARVEST FIELD
Daughter of a Rich Farmer o.
Tered as Wife to the Best Farm
Worker.

WICHITA, Kan, June H.-Wt'lIs
itodway, farm hand, was married to-
"ay at Pratt to Miss Annie Woolsey,
one of the richest young women of this
Section. She Is the daughter OF James
Woolsey, farmer, whose possible loss
II 500 acres Of wheat urged him to oner
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-21

CHICAGO. ILL.,, June 21.-All of the
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Azores, where, after n say OF a week
or SO. they were taken on board a
sailing vessel which was bound for
Lisbon. and which had stopped nj the
Azores for water From Lisbon he
came to Italy. and at Genoa sought
his old friend Mutterelli. whom he felt
he could trust implicitly. Being In
formed that Mutterelli was In Cagliari
with Signor WilDerton OF New York.
Thorlane made all preparation TO en-
ter the country where his life and lib
erty were not safe. aud the day he saw
me wounded by the wayside was HIS
FIRST day in Cagliari. lie had found
Mutterelli. and these two at once en-
tered into a secret compact. the re-
suits OF which we have seen.
Mutterelli was a member OF secret
order in Italy and Sardinia. into which
he initiated Brother Michael" and IL
was the authority this membership
gave him that enabled the putative
monk To compel the band OF Count di
Pordino to withdraw just when they
held victory In their grasp.
AnoIiaHt, hh bIOtntI mlchhel, Dt-
came the guest Of the superior of the
monastery. and from that vantage
ground proceeded To put into opera
ton all the wires and machinery OF his
secret skill 20 bring TO a successful
termination his dangerous mission.
And now that we have seen how
well he carried out his purposes. ho,'
steadfast he was in his love and Is
his friendship. and how skillfully he
did the work he had on nand. leave
Il 20 the reader To justify t.e love and
admiration that Nita Barlotti and I
felt toward his man. whose nobility
OF soul and sterling worth are worthy
OF more fitting tribute than can be
conveyed in my feeble and inadequate
language.
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CHAPTER XIV.

As ] said In the foregoing chapter
the days Immediately following the
death OF the prefetto and the Count III
Pordino were exciting ones.
a new prefetto was appointed by
the king. and he proved TO be gen
orous and intellectual man. at whose
hands We received the kindest treat.
lcnt.
The villa OF Maligni remained In his
family. and the new prefetto resided
az the prefettura in the old castle In
Cagliari, with his wife. a charming
woman. and his daughters. accom-.
plished young ladies' about the age OF
Nita.
Here Nita remained as his guest
during the remainder OF our stay In
Sardinia. while Mutterelll and took
mp our abode az the splendid but neg.
lected villa III Thorlano. as the guest
OF Thorlane.
Under the new prefetto all my be-
longings were restored TO me. ard
was once more In possession of the
letter OF Antonio Sigmotta. and the
locket and pin that had belonged r.
the infant Alice Graviscourt.
The Importance of these was greatly
augmented by another document
which contained the statement OF
Dambo. duly attested by the new pre-.
fctto. and the import OF which will be
duly disclosed
made Mia Barlotti fully acquaint.
ed with the significance OF these
things: and our impotence To be- of
TO America To finish our work was
generously met by the new prcfctto.
VINO aided us In every way. and final.
~ saw "a depart from CagliarI with
many expression of regret
Thorlane wished % have tho mar.
riagc OF Nlta and himself solemnized
before leaving. but she archly babe
him be patient, for there was plenty
OF time, and she preferred TO know
the truth concerning herself before
she became his wife.
To our united voices. Thorlanc
laughlngly yielded. and placing his
estate In competent hands. 90 be cared
for until his return for final adjust.
ment. h. announced himself as ready
90 start.
So We took steamer To Genoa.
where J made good my promises TO the
faithful Mutterelli. and placed TO his
account fifty thousand lire. equal 10
about ten thousand dollars.
Ito be continued.J
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those around me. the undisguised
monk was Henry Thorlane. To me-
recognized him in spite OF the
shaver head and lip shorn OF it's mus
tache-ho was Maubikeck the Lion
Tanner.
He saw my emotion. He stepped
To my side and grasped my hand.
Friend Wilberton." he said. Il see
you recognize me. You are surprised
and speochless. Yes. Il Is /. Maubi.
keck. now. thank God. once more in
possession OF my own. and enabled 10
bear my own name--Hcnry Thorlane.
"Maublkeck!" I managed To gasp.
IL thought you were lost nj sea"
NO" he replied. smiling. You see
| was not But all that can be ex.
planned later. Now I must see my
darling. Where Is she?"
I'm her room"
| led him away from the room. As
We turned TO so there was a gasp. a
murmur. and n cry OF terror behind us.
They are dead" said physician.
The prefetto and Count al Pordlno
have gone TO their last accounts"
In the hall we met Mutterelli. who
wore the same placid smile OF salts.
faction that always characterized him
"Ah. signor." he said. laughing. Il
see you have made the acquaiL lance
OF my old friend and playmate. Henry
Thorlane."
"He Is my hero Maubikeck." re.
piled. we go To see Nlta Barlotti
How Is she?"
Fully recovered" said Mutterelll.
and waiting TO see Signor wilberton
of New York and Henry Thorlane OF
Cagliari."
You have told here" asked Thor
lane
Muttereli bowed and Thorlane
rushed away ! changed my mind
about accompanying him. and leaving
him to enjoy the bliss OF the reunion
alone with Nita. retraced my steps
and went back TO the library with the
imperturbable Mutterolli
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CONDENSED sEws.

The National Union. fraternnl organ.
izatlon. has purchased "A $1,000 site at
Toledo and will erect n $4,000 build.
ing for its headquarters exclusively.
A special dispatch FROM Amsterdam.
10y way OF London. says that Queen
WilhclmIna is expecting visit from
the stork about the end of November
Rev. Bruce Brown has been com
PEELED Co resign from the pulpit az the
Central Christian church at Denver.
because ne permitted laymen to dis.
cuss labor topics In the pulpit.
At the Riverside plant OF the Ma
flonal Tube Co. al Wheeling. W. Va.
steam pipe parted fatally scaldlng
VIM. Anderson. Henry Mestenhaucr
and W. II Johns. aud seriously scald.
ing Samuel l.. Grady. Arthur Half
penny. Frank Bartu!a. " IL. Burke
aud Ed. Chrson
Dynamite was used Ia Saratoga
Springs In the motormcn's strike ON
tho Hudson Valley road 4 trolley car
on South broadway was partly
wrecked. The car windows were
broken. the track torn mp and the win.
dows of nearby saloon shattered. but
no one was injured. \ riot Is feared
Ia Mcchanicsyillc.
George Croker. tho California mil
lionaire. who arrived at New York on
October FROM London. where hc had
been ill from blood poisoning caused
10y an liberated tooth has undergone
an operation Ia New York This Is the
third time Mr. Cracker has been la the
hands of the surgeons since the tooth
became liberated
Eleanor Gertrude stephens. of Bos-
ton. and Or. Herbert Edmund Pack
ham. 81 Brooklyn. were married I'm
Colorado Springs. last night. the ccre-
muny being composed 10y the groom
and the contracting parties doing prac-
tiCally all the talking. AZ the cunclu-
sion. the minister officiating declared
the contracting parties man and wife.
NJ ring WAS used. the bride presenting
to the groom a pink rose and receiving
q white lily.
\ distant earthquake shock accom-
panied 10y muillcd rumhling like dis.
taut thunder. was felt at Chattanooga,
Tenn. saturday afternoon. The shock
was Of several seconds duration and
shook houses very pcrccptihly IN the
city and suburbs. Dishes ana win
dows were ratified aud many people
rushed from their homes In fright. Re
ports from Lafayette. Ga. Scwancc.
Tenn. Mont Eagle and Tracy City say
that both Shocks were felt ut those
places.
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There are Just two things like
about n vacation" remarked Uncle
Jerry PEBBLES: "the goin' away and
the gettin' back. "-Chicago Tribune
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LOADED" FOR THE LECTURER.
Guests at Cornwall Dinner Embar.
raised the Professor.

Guests at Cornwall Dinner Embar.
raised the Professor.
Prot Edward Howard Griggs. form.
erly of Stanford. the perfect man"
still continues To be the wonder and
sensation OF Boston where his ethical
lectures are drawing cultured mobs
from all over the country side am
told that people come In wagons.
automobiles and on blcycles-make
piigrimagcs TO his rostrum. was
noticing an article of his which APP.
pearcd In the Overland Monthly n
few years ago. II was a good article.
and the reading of II recalls 10 me a
story. Shortly before Prof Grlggs
left Stanford for his Eastern tour.
be was the guest OF honor at a dining
club here. The club IL cultured
ahalr. and the reading OF paper Is
a regular ceremony at their periodical
dinners. Prof. Griggs was To read thc
paper on this occasion. ard some OF
the members got wind OF the fact that
the professor intended TO read HIS
paper which appeared In the Overland
Monthly. a copy OF the magazine was
accordingly bought and submitted to n
printer a press proof Of the essay
was given 20 each member OF the
club. When Prof. Griggs' turn came
ne arose with much impressment. pro
duced his manuscript. and began.
When he read the first sentence he
was surprised 20 note that his words
were being delivered In unison by
every person at the table. He looked
mp, and when he saw his hosts hold
ing proof ON him the proof was
sufficient and he sat down.-San
Francisco News Letter
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Thousands Have Kidney Trouble
and Don't Know Il.
How To Find Out.

FIll bottle or common glass with your
water and len II stand iweniy-iour hours. a
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Hrtfsra rrenmeries. extra 22HT'-. firrtN
.fsf2sr. fancy selected dairy. iGfitIc. rpod
a. choice fSHiGc: bakers grades lifflec
ChreF,.- New fuil cream. iiuiiiec. brick.
ffflittc
Erra-Candird. fresh receipts. 2iMZ2c
IA mark irniai-g por dog,
Fvaporated applcs-5H6c lb sun-dricd.
O. per ~.
potatpeag Mime sofa hlr. Wisconsin
st,.k fSff5ao. Nichlgsu. 80 per boa.
Poultry Springs. irr; live hens. PC;
coasters Gcsf7-. youur ducks ice. turkeys.
tnr. fe.ss Tagr ppr ~
Wooi-Detrolt buyers are paving the
foitowinR prices. Medium and cuarse.
uuWnshed. i9c. nuc do. le'sc' DUCKS lp'
unWnHhod tags. g. per H.
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AMIsEMENr. N DETROIT.

WEEK ENDtN1 OCTOBER -
DETROIT OPERA HoTsE " Chauuccy Olcot: 90
IA urday Matinee 40 =. Evenings 40 r.
LYCErM THEArEH Mr.. Jolly from Joliet -
saturday Mat &c. Evenings lac 20, SOC. 7Ac
WHITNEY THEArER The Flaming Arrow -
Matinc'~ Toe. tx. -. Evenings iuc. slC. Soc
TEMPLE THEArER AND woNDEHI.ASD-A After
Moons o. luc Co .ic. Evenings s:ls. toe 90 40
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Mrs. Hunter. bride 81 Il. living at
CSC North Peoria street. Chicago. has
given birth 10 triplcts All are doing
we'll
The 10000 gold dollars 10 De issued
ns souvenir coins Of the -. Louis eX-
position will Ice divided into two lots.
one having tile head of jefferson and
the other Mckinley.
I,osscs aggrcgnting $4,000 are he
llevcd 10 have been sustained by Min
ncapoliS banks through the operations
OF Edwin r. Blew aud Thomas Arm
strong. arrested on charges of forgery.
They have been posing as MILL feed
brokers.
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what 10 DO.
There IS comfor, IN the knowledge so
often expressed. that pr. Kilfaers Swamp
Root. the great kidney remedy fulhl.s every
wish In curing rheumatism. paia In the
back, kidneys. liver. bladder and every par,
OF the urinary passage. Il ceUcc;s inability
10 hold water and sealdlng pain tn passing
Il, or bad effects following use OF liquor.
wine or bee. and overcomes that unpleasant
necessity - being compelled % 20 often
during the day. and 70 Get up many times
during the night. The mild and the extra
ordinary effect Of Swamp-Root e soon
realized. !, stands the hirhes, Tor It's wor-
dertul cures Of the most distressing cases.
II you need a medicine you should have the
best, Sold b. druggists "a SOC. and 81. sizes
You may have sample bottle Of this
wonderful discovery
and a book tina, tells TTT---,.5gl Z, "a. 80
more about n. both sent M b N.
absolutely free BY mail. -. = ~ "
address DR.. Ki,mer & Home % swamproo,
Co.. Bingham,on. N. 7. When writing men
ton reading this generous offer In this paper.
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what 10 DO.

convincing proof tn, the kidneys and blad-
der are out q order.
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rnI: MARKETS.

Detroit Cattle Choice steers. S. olff
-. goOd 60 choice butchers. 900 Go i.iop
lhs average. 81 -IH6 go; llght Co. good
butchers steers and heifers. 900 Co 80
lbs. s. 55ff4 o.. mixed butchers and Tat
cDwr. 81 2iai 90; caunyrs and common 60
fair butcher bulls s. ,0fi3 60. good ship
pcrs' bulls. s. WlsI6 -. common feeders,
s. 45fi3 a. light St,ckcrs s. 1913 ". rool
Steady. - aHtf5 o. Mich Cows and
SPRINGER --Good COWS. steady, Silhitn,
common dull AMI luwvr
Hogs Light 90 good butchers. 81 siftt F:
pigs s. -n. light yurk,rs. O. 75ffG ~.
roUEhs. sb UnaG -. stays. unr-third N
Sh"rp- Best lambs. 81 7'u5 ~ mostlF
- -. iirht Co good and good miNcl lots.
80 Vliii On. Nclrlngs. 50 TFiH ~; fair O.,
good butcher shryp s. 'aH3 81. cuils AM
common. 81 5HH5 -.
chicago. -Cattlr-,;oot to prime stccrs
s. g1ffN so. poor Go medium s. 7sU6 ~.
fturkyrs and f.r,l"ra . G-H5 90. cows.
50 fnsff -. htifers. s. -Jii %; Gamers. 81 80
90 -, bulls. - 55fil o.. calves. - Dsf1 81;
steers. s. Tsfi5 ~
Hogs -MivrI and butcher 81 Scn7 81:
good Gee choice hrIvy 81 500 alia. rough
u,Byy. % 40.'G o.. lght S. iofi1 -; bulk 81
-ti-s ~ Slfi7 no
shr .i,-, iood To- choicc wrthcrs s. s0U
. a.. fair 90 Chol'" mixed - ofia 70. ma
tive lambs, 81 51fn6 u.
East Buffalo Cattle Prime steers.
."UotHhlr. Ntrs -. shinuinr steers - fttt
q e.. butchers. gtfiS -. hsifers Cff5 -,
ruws s. 1yut 81. tanners 81 FnH2. bulls,
- slfff. feeders 80 7ffii ~; stuCtgrH f,4f
6. stock heifers s. yFf1. Vsais. - 5lfiS in
WusraIFcaNy 81 li6f7 -. mixed. 81 Nft
g.. Yorker S. 1uaT 3U. lirht DO 81 0i1f
o., rigs S.. roughs s. '1fi6 sn. stnvs.
- -8nC. rglsscrs. s. 75fi5 %. dairics. Gff
~
she~u-'ruu lambs - tnsfs ~. few ne
s. 80. cuils 10 good. seas ~: v"arlings and
wethors StGsi -. owes 81 Onff3 ~: sheen.
tom mixed s. i0u3 ,1. culls Co good. 81 q,
ff3 w.
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sediment or set
Ting indicates an
unhealthy condi-
ton Of tho kid
neys; Il it stains
your linen q Is
evidence q kid
ney trouble too
frequent desire 10
pass u or pain In
the back u also
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,.rnIn.

Detroit Mhcut-Nn. white 1br. No. 2
red = cars nt 7fi-c ~ cars az 55c; pcrum-
her ON pa at 1SiLC $50 hu az FAC.
rtneiug 157sc bid. May. m "o IN az $50.
soan bu az nc: 30 2 red 7iisc asked
mixed winter. zoe: hv sample. car ~ &c.
I car at 1liFc per hu.
Corn-Nn. 9 mixed. &c; No. . yellow
ears at GliLr. ! car at G5c car al Gsc.
closing ~ CSC bid.
Oats-Nu white I car az 3isc. NO 4
dn 22tsr per lu
Ryc-No spot cars at sc. No, ryc,
Z cars ut i9iac per hu.
Chicnr, cash uuotations). w hcat-No.
q G,nTge. Ne red. 70ff1l
Carn-Nu. . eliFc: 30 yellow. t@ac.
puta-No q 2sr. No. white. uffdic.
Rvs-No . 4arfffqisc.
Harley Fair 90 choice malting i2ffa5r-