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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-08
FAST BUFFALO-CIose

EAST BUFFALO, y. Y. req. -
Cattle-Recenpts 2.6s5. heavy steers.
slow. ESQ $50 lower. other grades fairly
active ana barely steady prime steers.
S. 25 a $50: ESQ to l.400-lb. sters, s.. 50
p6.l0; 1850 To il5O-lb. Steers, 81 . az,
heifers. s475d5.75. COWS, sS.25 $50
bullse. .25Q5.i5. Neals-Receipts l.
ESQ. active. csc lower. Gull To- choice,
s5.75as25 Sheep and Lambs Receipts
80. 900. active and firm lambs. S5GS g
7.75: yearlings. S6G615, wethers. 50 10
Q5.75 ewes. s4.50a5. mixed sheep.
s4.55Q5, Gull sheep. $3.50 u 10. Hogs
Receipts $1,000. fairly active; best
grades Sc lower. pigs l5c lower; york :
ers S650U6.55 pigs, 1926 q $50 mixed
and heavy. $40 a6S0; roughs. $500 q
500 stays. $+U4..5
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO Feb s.-Hogs-Receipt 5
as. 900. market strong: mixed and butch =
ers S605 a 6. So. good heavy 1915 q 100 .
rough heavy. 50 o5 a go. light. $3.50 q
40: pigs, 81 sea SIS: bulk. so25 a 6.iS
Cattle-Receipts $4,000. market steady
To Zoe higher, bseNes, s4.l5d 10. cows
and heifers. ;l.9Ou5.s5 stockers and
feeders S3.25Q5. so. Texans. -. SO q 90
calves. IS 5O@7.35. sheep and Lambs
Receipts 10000. market strong; sheep.
s3.75G5 $50; lambs. s5.e5 y 80.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-23
CHAPTER ".

Diana laughed. buj her laughter was
a little wild. for she was still shade
lhysterical
Really. she said Il am almost un.
able 10 Judge whether / am taking
part in colossal comedy or a very
dreadful tragedy
Personally" said strong. DO not
, believe II Is either So far as ! can
see, II is sheer melodrama OF the best
Surrey-side order, which in It's way ID
an excellent. thing. because it leaves
YOU an Opportunity OF taking two
points OF view. Either you SO be
thrilled or you can laugh.
And up to the present" he con
tinued, Il am afraid have mostly
laughed. Believe me. the only thrills
i have experienced were when you
stood in any danger"
II was very evident that Diana was
greatly comforted by Strong's pres.
ence. or she would never have made
\ the answer she did now
How many times, she said. am |
10 repind you that If you are all pow.
erful and infallible. and If YOU believe
In yourself as much as you say YOU
I do, you should not be thrilled even on
my account. because you should know
that ! do not stand in any serious
peril?"
And, frankly. said Strong. Il do not
believe that you do. II is not that
am concerned about your safety Ii is
that / am concerned about your we'll
being. When | am absent from YOU
cannot give YOU that sense OF Sc.
curity which you get when am near
You cannot make you see that there
is nothing which matters In the least
| am distressed because | have %
leave you exposed TO unpleasantness
and trials which would not exist IL
were with you"
Which" interrupted Diana. lis lead
ing up to the further argument that
the only way TO living happily ever
after Is for me 10 return to Bomberg
tonight"
Strong nodded his head
Yes he said. quite gravely. You
are perfectly right | was paving the
way TO the renewal OF such an agree
ment"
But surely you would not expect
NE, said Diana, with a queer and
rather sad little smile, Ito satisfy your
melodramatic proclivities TO the ex.
tent OF escaping from the Eiffel tower"
NO, would not. said Strong That
is merely an altelnative route 10
safety, devised by myself for the pur
pose OF advertisement. | entered Paris
and learned from the evening papers
that | am half a hero. Tomorrow by
noon | will be the greatest man the
Parisians ever knew. They will prob
ably call me the Emperor Of the Air
But seriously - Strong In spite
Of Diana. would have returned once
more 10 the main purport OF his visit
that Diana should accompany him t.
Bomberg-but for the fact that at this
moment the little electric bell OF the
telephone began 10 ring in a diff1dent
though eager way.
Strong was on his feet in a moment,
and second later had the receiver at
his ear. Then he heard the fat. pleas
ant voice OF Felice saying: The king
has entered the hotel Win Prince Lud-
wig"
Strong hung up the receiver quietly
and turned 20 Diana.
Dearest" he said. there is no time
for further talk. must get out o.
this place at once"
tTo he Contfnued.b
The Detroit times., 1909-01-23
Mems Fur and FUr-Lined
Goats

All OF our Fur and Fur Lined Garments at
the usual ANNIS AGENTS SALE reductions.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-23
COMPERS AND OTHER
LEADERS DEFY COURl

WASHINGTON. Jan. 22.-The cur
rent number OF the American FEEDERS
Zionist contains "A statement signed by
Gompers. Mitchell and Morrison, III
which the labor leaders. who were
sentenced 10 prison By Judge Wright,
for contempt OF court. say theN VIII
not ask for clemency. The statement
says
We have not asked, and will not
ask tor ciemency. and We nope our
friends will not urge us 10 pursue
such course Loving liberty as free
men do-as We dot cannot be dit
ficult 10 appreciate what incarcer'
ton In Il prison would mean TO Us.
TO ask pardon would render use
less all the trial and sacrifice which
our men OF labor and our friends III
all walks OF life have endured, that
the rights and liberties OF our people
might be restored Such pardon
would only leave the whole case IN
such confusion that it would have 10
be fought over again from the begin
ming
That the trio of labor leaders fully
understand the responsibility they as
sumo In making their statements IS
shown by their declaration that
even though they may be held in ad-
dtionaf contempt, we are willing 10
accept the consequences. II may be
necessary To the preservation OF the
liberties OF the people that Judge
should be disobeyed. Judges some
times usurp power and become ty-
rants Disobedience 10 a tyrant is ooe-
dience TO law"
Here is another statement:
When a Judge issues an injunc-
ton like that in the Bucks Stove &
Range Co, II is the Judge who defes
the law and not the citizens who re-
fuse obedience To his Injunction man
dates, which would deprive men OF
their constitutional rights"
The Detroit times., 1909-01-23
THE Man
Who Stole
The Earth"
By ". Hoh Uhite.
CHAPTER Llv.-(continued.)

CHAPTER LlV.-(continued)
Strong was about 20 protest but she
would not allow him TO speak.
Now. own. she said. that | am
right here and yQh are wrong You
see. believe in you absolutely and 81
long as you know where / am | should
be perfectly accessible.
Strong gave little grumhling laugh.
Il think IL is hardly fair on fel.
low he said. TO turn his arguments
asainst him like that
You see said Diana. that am
rapidly getting my wits back Then
she asked: When will you gO?"
Tomorrow morning, said Strong,
at 10 o'clock
He thought for few moments and
then said Look here. Could you
bear 10 see me go. OF would YOU rather
pOt?"
Il do not understand" said Diana
simply this that when leave
Paris | shall leave II publicly and in
full sight OF the city am going %
leave Paris by way OF the Einel
tower"
The Detroit times., 1909-01-23

dance in the first act
She fell IN full view OF the audi
ence, many OF whom did not realize
that she was I'm distress until after
the curtain was rung down
She had tainted behind the scenes
before the play began and was adyls
ed not 10 attempt 10 appear, but she
insisted
After she collapsed on the stage the
curtain remained down as minutes
and then Miss Blanche Morrison heI
upderstudS. took Miss Soheffs place
and the performance was resumed.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-23
A Horrible hold-Up.

About ten years ago my brother
was held up In his work. health aud
happiness by what was believed TO be
homeless Consumption" writes W. r.
Iipscomb. OF Washington. n. c. "He
took all kinds Of remedies and treat.
meut from several doctors, but found
no help ill he used DR.. Kings New
discover and was wholly cured oy
cir bottles. de IS a we'll man today"
It's quick to relieve and the sures.
cure for weak or sore lungs. Hem.
orrhages. Coughs and Colds, Bron-
chltis. La Grippe. Asthma and all
Bronchial affections. Guaranteed by
E. c. Kinsel, Central Drug Co. Gray
& Worcester.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-23
Gapu Broken Up.

BOSTON, Jan. 22.-Nine alleged
postoffice burglars were arrested and
ganized band Of thugs was broken up
tate Yesterday when a squad of police
in plain clothes raided a south end bar
room. The police are confident the
gang raided the Holliston postoffice a
few weeks ago.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-23

Frfsi Seheff Fainti
In Full VieqV Of a
New York Apdienes

NEW YORK. Jan. 22.-Miss Fritz
Scheff is recovering at her home TO-
day from an illness which during the
performance OF the "Prima Donna
at the Knickerbocker theatef last
night, caused her To faint after
The Detroit times., 1909-01-23
Tn Socie ty

Miss Agnes n She'll daughter OF +.
cal,tnrnia
40, o.yu he ri,.r IN the Home OF
~ r,,ta,'',isss Se,ur3a, afternoon Oy
Vs., ~ 'I'''., ,.,,,.as.vs feature ol
-, 11,n No. The gymhas.
INV, drl hv me teachers
ia, ,.,,,y. luncheon viii be given
J., m. wom~n,s Indoor Athletic club
- -, Tnesdov for Mrs Russell
Ns.r ~ Nir and Mrs. Alger and
sa,nfI' vti o., an NeW York Thurs
49, and sail Sanir5a, for France
rb.v yin ,ak- motor trp through
The Detroit times., 1909-01-23

Miss Agnes VI She'll daughter oi r
ID She'll. Is spending the Wii''' III
California
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-08

Since 1900. tho year the American
league spread out and entered the
East. starting 60 divide the patron
ago with tho National league. only
two managers In the big arena have
managed 70 hold ou 10 their Jobs
They are Fred g. Clarke u the Pitts
burg Pirates aud Connie" Mack 81
the Philadelphia Athletics. There's
a reason Tot the long services IN each
ease. Clarke landed his Pirates IN
tho first place IN 1901. fa02 laos and
1908, Mack won the championship
with hts ouakerp IN 1907 and 1895
Besides, both Clarke and Mack have
generally had cuntendera IA such
campaigns az they failed TO finish
on top.
Aside fram Mack and MeAlerr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-08

That story appearing in a local
paper 90 the effect that Pete Mal-
doom. Haiiard'E crack heavyweight
boxer. IL a professional, has no fDuu-
dalton. according 90 Fitzgerald. man
ager Of the Ballard club, who stated
matter fully and could not Hee even
an excuse for The accusation Dc
were false.
F1aRstead. ~ the Norwegian Tur.
ncre. stated 10 Mr. Fitzgerald that
he knew nothing ~ any demand for
money made by Maidoon. as was
charged.
The statement that Maidoon was
matched 20 fight Hagen peeefniser
10 "a Incorrect. according 80 Fitz-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-08
BIG FIGHT
CARD IS
ON
Moran VS.. Wolgast. Welsh
VS.. Nelson and Driscoll
VS.. Attell is Frisco Pro-
motors Program.


NEW YORK, Dec. g.
When Fistie Promoter James
Coffroth arrives in London he
will initiate a campaign that
has for it's object the matching
Of England's top notehers in
at least three divisions with the
American champions. accord
ing to a report that is going
the rounds here today.
Owen Moran and Ad Vol
CAST. Coffroth believes, would
make wonderfully attractive
card for the San Francisco fans.
and this will be one of the
matches that Coffroth will try
to run down. Freddie Welsh
and Battling Nelson for an
other headliner. and Jim Dris-
coll and Abe Attell for the
third. complete the list the San
Franciscan has planned.
Moran is reported already to
have consented to cross the big
pond and Coffroth con-
templates little difficulty in
bringing the others to terms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-08
ST. YVES-MARSH
RACE TALKED OF

vas victorious. hooked up nj Van
couVur a couple 81 weeks ago over
the ih-nlie route, This IL Marsh =
best distance aud he was conceded
great chance of lowering ~. Yves
coiors. but tho latter broke down
during the early going. his ankles
giving way under the strain ~ max
ing the sharp turns on the unbankosi
Indoor track
Marsh and II Yves are both In
the city aud u IL expected that they
viii set together today, ~ Yves
Etitnlatra that the race will be run
na = track ~ mol less than ~ laps
with banked tufna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-08

The Fremont Athletic club. re-
Gently organized, and Of which w.
II. W. Merryfield a. manager. will
hold 4 smoker thlH evening at the
odd Fellows hall. Fremont
The club ia w good condition. but
az yet has no building. though one
IL contemplated. since organiza-
ton the fnemhcrs have trained IN
the rooms 81 the Bailard Athletic
club. Some ~ the Ballard bunch
wiii probably be an the cord to-
night. and a good entertainment ia
promised.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-08

~ Yves. the French Marathon
champion H. out with def a.
John - Marah. tho speedy Wiuni-
peg distance man. who. up % the
Seattle Marathon. held the world :
professional record for the fun -
miles. ass yardn ~ yves stated
last night that hr was willing and
anxious 90 run Marsh 10 miles boz
fore hs returned "a the East for any
stake from marbles up 10 $1,000 Ia
Yami money.
Tho Frunrhman and the Welsh
man. after fighting n ous Ia the Se-
attic Marathon and Spokane 10
mile race. ~ both ~ which ~. Yves
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-08
SOME GAME HOGS

FEW COMMUNITIES ENTIRELY FREE FROM THAT
craftsmanship III Game HOG aud Seattle an
IN where hunting
that the Game Hogs chances
reputation numbeess and the slaughter
undated
a printed picture Of three
standing front OF string of eight deer under the caption a
killed
by the hunters standing the right
Now II prior November 10 when the
effect tha hunters not breaking
Washington II the Kill made after
the 18th last month the have broken the bag limit OF two
the
count where the sportsman IL concerned
the south and In California; whore
3
dealing with the Game Hog Have
showing the thoughsssto
the ofensehat bag Of eight deer
slaughter when only three do the klinxF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-08
[3 ==::. THE STARS PAGE q UP-TO:DATE SPORTS [!5
cOFFROTH OFF 10 ENG2kAND TO MATCH CHAANPI
MANAGERIAL SHIFTS IN THE AMERICAN LEAGUE

the American league are not salts
fled with the article OF ball their
managers are giving them. and thnt
despite tho fact that profits have
been big. The Hueesssful business
doesn't make changes. particularly
with the heads ~ its departments
The American league maEnatsa are
constantly making changes. That
should show that tho playing
strength hasn't been what u SHOULD
be. one new manager came lant
aprlnn. and another was installed
ia tho flag end 81 the campaign
Next spring there win be three new
bosses. possibly four, an Ban john
son has threatened 90 raise a hula
hal0o aud discharge somebody TOR
that signal stealing gag the Tigers
exposed the last time they played
New York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-08

gerald. ~ II also the s,s,..
~, '1sg y 70 pc put up BY 4. Z.
me u ~ ss'',N1, ,. on the os,.' ~
j. matched Nith a man ~. A'ssse
fof that night A ~
,ha ~ , 5ssa :, % the fiat s,s,....
~, ~, 49, " =. ~ =. had Drofsss.'
-, ~, Muieogn, Fitzgerald taIt.s =
, ,,'as,ef over with Mr. cargs, !.
..',ai man ~ the sllgIbilay II.
, ,,,,, :, ana Caryer had heard ~ NJ
~ ','' man can be professionals.
~, '''affsa i'iade IN q nswsrr,.. Il
, 80 ss'oe'l.e y s'Ibmitied y 4.
,, -. ", \, ,'.e pf ~ r. n. A. ana 49,
~ ~ " naia Carver. 10 go
iAA come up IN regard . Mg,s...
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-08

aud now the latter changes cities.
there isn't anything like an old en-
ploye on tho Job In the American
league. Jack OConnpr. Hugh DUFF
Is and "ratny" Donovan start next
season IN 81 Louis. Chicago and
Hoston. respectively Mcclure sue
esedrd i-aIole IN Cleveland IN Aug
uat Hfsilingn started IN New York
last spring Jennings has had tire.
years ~ Detroit Mack has operated
clear through since 1900 Ia PhIladel-
phia. Ban johnson gave MoAiesr a
Job IN 1909 The Youngstown hnber-
danhar stays IN tho baby body. How
ever, the 1910 season viii find him
ia another town Washington.
Goods Not Delivered.
These constant switches show con-
clusivriy that the hankroii gents in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-08
REMARKABLE TIE
IN BOWLING
MATCH
Basel Stars and Newports
Roll Same Pin Total in
Three Red Hot Games
Foul Evens Score.

A rnuaarkAhle lla score naA the
result ~ this bowling match bet wren
the tianci Star. and the Newpartn
rolled on ihs Bismarck alleys last
night Afis three games the five.
men teams were found - hxxe 4 led
up the same piu total. z.TE srhs
Newporta seemed certain fAsisnern
IN the tenth frame Of the lass e. me
but the r~fersu called a AssH ga
o'Dpnneii and hia roll was dl4al.
lowed
weldsra ssT IN the first Eh3nk .Sas
high score. DaIffnrr takihs high
average with 500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-08
HERE AND THERE


aREFUoEE." THE sTAR's CRACK HANolcApPER. HAS sEgN
Four
aferward II
rather than the
defeat jeff Undoubtedly but Why
opinions picture In the
newspapers
association football IL
DuEdaie
They'll with different ideas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-08

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-08
EAGLES
THE x 6

Tho E2xleu took three In a row
from the Ravens In the s. A. &.
bowling tournament last night. Put
nam Of the winning team wac high
man with eos. and high average with
the creditable figures % taT IA. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-08

-Four young players who Gid won
drrfui batting last season were Coll
Inns and Baker ~ the Athletic
Speaker Of Boston and GrigEn n
81 Louis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-08

90 YOU WANT To uuy. sElI
RENT on ExcHsncg CASH
EEoieTERsf
We are tnaepsnasns Dealers hama.
ank al afsas. new and ssaend fAnA
VIII ave yeu big monsg.
Tun sHNpW Ala CO.
aoe James ~. Seattle. wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-08

iin said that HuKhey d..
! 20 ~ manager Of TIE sgss, n y.
next year VIII 30 s7.0es =
raise over that 1905 ~. !
Providence. -v A''tI 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-08

THE PUBLIC cLAMoRED NECESSARILY FOR A JOHNSON.
Jcffe fight the public will by the for the privilege OF
white action Now hang onto
thing figures that New York dopesc has com
piled plum which the winner OF the tight viii pick
Why jeff whichever top after the little
John D. Mary Garden
Carroll Davis and all the other whales Of finance looking like
bunch OF
The winner az The IohnsonJeffres fight will
the that the
fight with ~ minute
In the world for similar
include the rich profits that VIII accrue
The winners hourly pont VIII
compare follows with other hourly incomes:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-08
RENTON likes SOCCER

FIRST TASTE OF SOCCER FOOTBALL
the community takes kindly "a
Although the Renon club s 4 In
exceptional football material and expected make
Northwestern league certainly dts
by eleven like the Thsa to h1 tune Of
10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-08

The Raven prescription service
means THAT the doctors skill In pre-.
serib.na 10 mos, Sufficiently supple.
nsnted By the druggists skis In
compromising. RAVEN DRUG CO..
isis Second Az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-08

Rudolph Unhoix. the Boer fighter.
recently won tbs lightweight cham
pi0nship ~ Australia. Next he won
the welterwefghs title of the An.
tsrodeA and now he Is matched 10
meet Arthur cripps for the rulsidie-
weight championship ~ that c0nn-
try. UnhoIz il a versatile chap
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-08

Manager Jim Mcclure II cleva-
land has hurled a def to brother
Ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-08
BEYmER OF TACOMA
rs CRITICALLY IL

TACOMA. Dee. a-Jaeh
Beyu1sr, captain and quarter
back Of the Tacoma high
school football team. 10 crit
ieslly III sith typhoid fever.
Bsyussr saa taken 10 the
hospital week before the
Thanksgiving game between
Tseoma ard Lincoln suffer
lna from blood poisoning, but
he insisted on seeing tho con.
test and vas finally allowed
10 do SO. He developed ty-
phoid later and now his life
is dsspsired Of.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-08
ANSWERS

W r. Piper. Maple Valley Sam
fAngford wan born February ~.
ikAe. at Weymouth. ~ a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-08

Tho umplFes In The worlds series
received 1850 each and expenses
Pretty soft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-08
WORSE THAN FOOTBALL


MILWAUKEE,. Wis., Dec. I
/ a.--Ths hunting season IN
/ Upper Michigan and Wisoon.
Gin this year promises 20 be
the NEST fatal fer years 70 1
hunters. for already tho NUM- !
! her killed 10 equal 20 the
/ highest figure In nine year,.
WITH tire exception % 1907,
! The worst 90 record. 50 far
the number killed totals 20 !
and the injured ~. Thsrs I
are still tnrss days 81 the !
season ard more fatalities
arc sxpeessd 10 be re1erde6 I
before the season ends.
OF the total % 20 dead,
nine were killed ~is~n bird I
hunting before Tho deer sea- /
! ser bsgsr. Most ~ the 9th !
srs ~sr. killed by ulstsks I
! for deer BY etfsr hsrssrs- In I
1907 81 we're KILLED. hst tho /
ras isrity 81 their were shot |
when duck hunting.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-07-02

hibitive losses by making junk ont Of millions Of dol
lars worth OF steam locomotives. This. however. II
misleading and far from true. for during the several
years necessarily consumed in changing over, say, 1000
miles Of trunk line. the future would be taken into
confederation.
A fast as the steam locomotives on one division
were released they would be transferred to other di.
visions to take the place Of vornouts there, and at last
there would be branch lines Of their own and smaller
roads which would absorb q great part Of what motive
power remained at the 0aish. There would be some
direct loss. and some indiroct, such NJ placing on
branch lines heavier and faster locomotives than the
business required: but the loss from this item would
be only . fraction OF the whole.
There would be ether millions Of dollars, now In
vested In locomotive repair shops. thrown out of use.
but this would bring Its own compensation. for the
electric locomotive goes to the shop only two or three
times a year. where the steam locomotive must be over
hauled constantly. Moreover. the cos, Of repairs to tho
electric machine u insignificant compared to the cos:
or maintenance OF the steam ocomotiv The elimina-
ton OF smoke, cinders and sparks will contribute to the
comfort and luxury Of longdistance travel quite as much
as did the air brake when 1t displaced the hand brake.
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