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Every one knows
the biblical story
of the passover.
The angel of death
turned aside only
1 at the doors of the
1 chosen people.
'The first-born of
all others were
' slain. There is a
chosen people to.
-day, at whose
dnnra the nnirel nf
death turns aside and whose first-born es
cape unscathed while the children of othen
perish. The chosen people are the healthy
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l day. Has not had so much
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IITO FALLS SAFE.
Tho Oity Will Not bo Devastated
by Flood.
THE OPINION OF AN EXPERT.
Colonel Y. A. Jones, U. S. A., Critical!
Kxntiilnc the Great Gorge anil Ileclnrn
Tlint Tlicro Is No Need for Further
Anxiety llu.lne.s Men l'onlo Stricken.
Chippewa Falls, Wis., Doo. 4. "Tht
rlvor Is falling slowly, nnd there U no rev
boii whatever for npprohonslon," snlil
Colonel W. A. Jonos, U. S. A., to nn As
sociated I'ross roprosontatlvo nftor he had
put In n busy day visiting tho situation
along the Chippewa rlvor. Colonol
Jones, who Is In charao of tho govornmont
works In tho northwest, had be-on called
here by tho local authorities, who sought
export advlco In what soemou llko an ex
tremity and a critical situation. Ho con
tinued:
"Tho situation of tho river at Enu Claire
and nt Chippewa Falls Is practically tho
same, nnd tho Btagoot wator atEau Claire
is really tho stago of tho rlvor, as tho flood
lioro Is simply causod by tho backwater.
Most of the wator Is ablo to got away
ur.dor tho lcoand tho backwater roprosontt
the amount of water that Is unablo to cot
away. As the stago of tho rlvor goes down
more of this water will flow away under
tho lco and tho flood horo will bo soon
ovor. Tho gorgo extends about olghtoen
miles, and is mado up largely of anchor
lco, which Is n sort of slush packed closely,
but not so hard as ordinary lco. Under
this tho rlvor Is running In somowhat
cramped quarters and as tho water falls
inoro tho lco will drop down into tho rivet
bed, whoro It Is likely to stay until spring.
tho water still running nlong undor the
muss of Sco. Wo soom to bo starting a
rogular old fashioned wlntor so that there
Is evory reason to expect tho coutlnunnce
of tho lco until spring, but thoro scorns no
reason to apprehend any danger. 'I he
course of the river will bo changed slightly,
but as far as that goes It Is constantly I
changing."
Colonol Jonos will visit Enu Claire and
look Into tho situation further, but this
oxprossos his idea of tho situation horo and
nlong tho rlvor. Tho peoplo of tho Chip
powa vnlloy will undoubtedly fool much
relieved ovor such an opinion from such
nuthorlty, nnd they certainly need to be
rellevod, for:, sort of domorollzntlon h.is
soizod on many business mon In Chippewa
Falls which does not neom warranted by
the actual fucts of tho caso. Traveling
mon havo triod to talk business with many
merchants who nro uowhoro noar and lu
no way nffoctcd by tho flooded district,
but havo boon unablo to do any business,
being told that tho flood had or would
ruin ovorythlng and all kinds of business
for tho present.
Hut asldo from tho loss of business of
tlioso In tho flooded district, nnd property
loss In tho sumo locality, tho loss in tho
city will not bo groat. Tho big mill of the
Chlpiwwa Logging and Boom company is
in a serious position, and any suddon
break of tho lco would endanger it, ovon
though thoro wcro a break in tho gorge
formod several miles above.
Looking up or down tho river from the
wagon bridge nn unbroken mass of the
broken whlto lco can bo seen, with here
and thoro a dark clump of logs frozen in
tho gorgo. At tho lower end of tho goi go,
near Eau Claire, is banked a mass of logs
.1.. riiA rwi .irv r - c ..., L
UOUUUU1I1L5 WUuu,wnj iui:i.iu luiuuui, uiiu
this largo amount it is desired to tavo by
holding it right whoro It now Is. Tho ice
nnd flood havo not oncroached on the
banks of tho river so much us was foarod,
and tho damage Is much less lu the coun
try than was at first thought.
Three Killed In a Kentucky Fight.
LuxiNOTON',Ky.,Dso. 4. A fight botween
William Harrison and his sons Jumes 1111 J
llonry nnd "Wllllnm Morgan und three
sons, Tom, Caleb und John, occurrod yes
terday in one of tho mountain counties.
Tho bloody battle was fought with revol
vers. Tho Morgan family wcro strong
supporters of I). Q. Colsou nnd tho Har
rison family supportors of John I). Whlto
in tho rocont election for congressman In
Lotchor county. Old man Morgan foil
dead nt tho 11 rat flro, nnd whon tho light
was over Jim and Henry Harrison lay
dead and Tom and Cnlob Morgan dying.
Hold ltobbery In St. l.ouls.
St. Louis, Doo. 4. Thrco hlghwaymon
with drawn rovolvers entered tho olllco of
tho Home Brewing company at 8 o'clock
yostorday afternoon nnd hold up thoensh
lor, Ilobort Hnverkamp, forcing him to
hand over f400, and thon wont behind tho
counter, lootod tho monoy drawer and so
curcd probably 300 nddltlonul. The rob
bory was tho most daring thnt has oo-
cunod lu St. Louis for years. Whon tho
holdup occurrod thoro wero present in tho
olllco the enshlur, a half dozou clerks aud
sovoral customers. Tho robbors oscapod.
Comlen.t'il Testimony.
Clins. It. Hood, Ilrokerand Manufacturer's
Agent, Columbus, Ohio, certifies that Dr,
King's New Discovery has 110 equal as a
Cough remedy. J. D. Drown, l'rop. St.
Jiuiios Hotel, Ft. Wnyno, Iud., testifies that
he was cured of n Cough of two years stand
ing, caused by La Grippe, by Dr. King's New
Discovery, 11. F. Merrll, llaldwlnsville,
Mass., says that he has used and recommend
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bt., Chicago, always keeps It nt hand and has
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Cm:vi:laxi, Doo. 4. A survey of tho
contracts for new ships to bb built 011 tho
groat lakes this wlntor shows that vosscls
aggregating $2,2&,O0O lu value hnve been
Mirdered. Suvon steamers 1 ml nine bnrgos
i;ve to bo built, with a carrying oapnclty
of iMlraft of slxtcou foot of ovor 01,000
tons. Thls Is the more remarkable from
tho fact? nut tho season of navigation just
closed vavory tinprolltnblo.
Major C. T. Plcton is manager of tho
State Hotel, at lenlson, Texas, which tho
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in that section. Iu spoaking of Chamber
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The almost certain fulluto of tho starva
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All this Is radically wrong. It is loollsh
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TEE CONFLICT IN CUBA.
How the Iusurgonts Manago to'
Firo a Suburb of Havana.
HOW GENERAL SANCHEZ DIED.
i
III. Iat Word. 'Werw Cheer, for Trr
Culm A llellef lu Ilnvmin That General
IWnceo Iln. Defeated the Force of Cap
tain General Weylor.
Havana, Dec. 4. Tho Insurgont nttnek
on Gununbacon, on tho outskirts of this
city, wns n much mora serious nffnlr than
nt llrst supposod. Tho placo was attacked
flmultanoously nt sovoral points while
another lnsttrgont forco fired upon tht
Spanish outposts nt Huoarnnas, on the
coast. Tho garrison of tho fort loft thai
placo to resist tho nttnek, but was am- i
bushed botween stono walls and farm I
fencos by about 000 Insurgents, nnd, In
cpllo of tho gallant dofonso mado, ull the ,
cpaiunrtis wero kuicu.
Tho attask began nt 10 :!)0 Inst Tuosday
night. Tho Insurgents first ft rod upon
tho Spanish outposts of the city nnd sub
urbs, and In splto of tho prompt precau
tions taken by tho mllltnry commnndor,
and tho fact that tho local garrisons were
nlmost immediately placed under nrms to
repol tho lnvadors, tho latter, uftcr the
skirmish, broke through tho Spanish
picket linos, cuterod tho-clty nnd sot Arc
to a largo number of housos In Aguncatc
nud I'alo Blanco streets. Those thorough-1
faros, ns a rulo, contained prlvnto rosl-
donees or cheap buildings occupied by
refugees. Only ono storo of Importance t
wns burned, It Is said, although tho In- j
surgents mado many offorts to sot lire to ,
other Btores.
Tho local nuthorltlos aro doing ovory-'
thing possible to conceal the ronl facts In
tho caso, but thoro Is no doubt that they
havo received n bad scare, and thnt tho In
surgents hnvo demonstrated that It would
not bo a very dllllcult matter, lu splto ol
reports of tho mllltnry commanders, to
create just such another "scare," to say
tho least, In tho city of Havana Itself.
Xows has boon recolvod hero thnt tho
troops of tho Spanish garrison at San Joc
do Las Lajas. twonty mllos southeast of
Havana, abandoned tholr post and joined
tho Insurgents. Many of Urn citizens ac
companied tho troops and carried ammu
nition with thorn. Tho nows causod groat
oxcltonient nt tho palace, and fro-.li troops
wero Immediately sent to tho post, and
order was rostored. Ueforo tho troops ar
rived anarchy reigned, and when the
troops reached tho cljy many residents
wcro shot down In tho streets.
No moro social or family gatherings
will bo hold In Havana unless speclnl or
ders shall bo secured from tho authorities.
All of tho homes nf tlio leadl" , Cuban
families nro watched, as well as tho move
ments of foreign correspondents, and are
reportod to tho police Tho postolllco of
ficials open letters Indiscriminately. Out
going passengers, when suspected, nro
Ronrched aboard ships, and stoamshlp of
ficers nro closely watched.
Humors nro rifo In Havana that a flght
has just occured between tho vnnguard ol
Woylcr's army and somo of Mnceo's incn,
with largo forces on each side. Tho au
thorities aro mum than unusually rotl
cent. It Is believed, therefore, that Macoo
gained a victory.
Till
DI1ATII OK 8ANOIIKZ.
The Urine lusurf;ent tienriil Died Miout
lni; for l'roe C11I1.1.
New Youk, Dec 4. Tho Cnlmn Junta
has received from Culm confirmation of
tho report of tho death In liattlo of Gen
oral Serallu Sanchez, Inspector general ol
tho Insurglnt army, nt Lux D.iinas, Snntn
Clnrn province, on Nov. 20. An expedition
was expected from Jamaica, and part of
tho forces of Qonerals Cnrrlllo and Sim
chcz started for the const to rocelvo It.
Tho insurfionts nuinliorod abimt 1,200
mon, but boforo reaching tho point whore
tho expedition was to dlsombark tho col
umn was attacked by 8,000 Spaniards un
dor Gonoral Luquo. A dosporato battle
ensuod, which lasted flvo hours, darkuoss
making It Impodslhlo to couttnuo tho
flght.
In tho bnttlo tho Spaniards sullorod n
loss of 170 killed and 00 wounded. Tho
Cuban loss wns 13 klllod mid 20 woumlod.
Gonoral Sanchez, on a small horso,
was In tho thlok of tho bnttlo. A column
of Spanish soldlors surprised tho Iusur
gonts by an nttaok from tho roar, nnd Gou
oral Sonchoz recolvod n bullet lu tho back.
Ho roninlnod on his horso, howover, al
though his compitrlots tried to Induco
him to rotlro. Ho refusod, saying that ha
was not badly woundod. Ton minutes
Inter ho foil from his horso and soon ex
pired. His last words: "Vlvn Cuba
Libre."
Gonoral Snnchoz wns born forty-two
yonrs ngo In Sanotl Spirltu district, Santa
Clara, his father bolng n wealthy planter.
Ho had just boon groduntod from college
whon tho tou year war commonced, and
ho joined tha mon In tho field, sorving un
til tho ond and earning tho rank of col
onol. In 1879, when Gonoral Garcia at
tempted to start another revolution
against Spain, Gonoral Sanchez led the
movement In Sunctl Splrltu. In Key Wost
ho plniinud with Joso Marti tho prosont
nivolotln
lleltel lu Mx Hours.
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It relloves retention of water aud palu In
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Turned 'ills Wife's Kaluc.
New YtiiiK, Doo. 4. Wllllnm G. Wood,
nt ono time a millionaires, who wns ar
rested on Tuesday on 11 warrant charging
him with forgory, was iirrulgnod yostor
day for pleading. Through his counsel,
ho entered 11 plea of not guilty. Counsel
for Wood unuouueed that ho should ask
for a commission to oxuiiilno Into lite ell
out's sanity. Wood forgod his wlfo'n name
to two notes of $l,(XX)oacli.whlch ho passed
on Mrs. Mary 1). Kinorson.
When most needed it is not unusual for
your family physician to be away from home.
Such was the experience of Jtr. J. Y.
Schcnck, editor of the Caddo, Ind, Ter.,
llanuer, when his little girl, two years of ago
was threatened with nsovoro attackof croup.
He says; "My wife Insisted that I go fur
the doctor, hut as our family physician was
out of town I purchased a bottle of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy, which relieved her
lttituedlatcly. I will not bo without it lu the
future." 25 and 60 cent bottles for salo by
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uruutur urus., urujfgista. .
d i; rfi.ill,nil.,lln,,n.
Socrotory of SUito Johi W. Foster to Mr.
PHR BULL OOO
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LONDON
COUPON"!
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GUMMED
m
SURE CURE FOR
Dyspepsia, Malaria, Sleeplessness;
Nervous Headache, Biliousness,
Kidney Diseases, General Debility, Etc.
uisli your Druuyht to yet them
throuyli his ooUbev, or mend
a l'ostul Curd to
BOULTON HOP BITTERS CO.,
ISE5n YORK.
WT SLSSkpl
Sold by P. P. D. KIRLIN, Shenandoah, Pa.
EVERY WOWik'
flom.llBiM needs a reliable, monthly, resulating medicine. Only l'armtaJj0
the pure.t drug, should be uacJ. If you want the best, get , i thrln
. -. . m . iso it 1
Peal's
nolnt. Seal anwhere, 81.00.
For Sale by P. P. D.
pei7i7a,( Railroad.
8CIIUYKILL DIVISION.
KovEMDEn 15,1839.
Trains will leave Shenandoah nfter the abovi
date for WlRBans, Ollberton, Frnokvllle, Iarl
Water, St. Olalr, I'ottsville. IlamburK, Headlnt
Pottstown, l'hoenlxville, Norrlstown and lb''
odelphln (Ilroad street station) nt COS and 110
A. ni. and 1 190 Vk. t. on week days. For Pott
vllle and Intermediate stations 0 17 a. m.
SUNDAY.
For WlgKana, Ollberton, Fraclcvllle, Datl
Water, Ht. Clair, I'ottsvllle, at ft OH, 9 45 a. ni. nu.
3 10 p. in. For Hamburg, Heading, 1'ottstowr
l'lioenixvtlle, KorrUtowu, Phlladelpbla at 6 ' ft
9 43 a. 111., 1 10 p. in.
Trains leave Fraektlllo for Shenandoah a
10 40 a. m. nnd 12 31, B 41, 7 32 and 10 47 p. cr
Sunday, 11 13 a. m. and 3 41 p. m.
Leave I'ottsvllle for Hhennndoali at 10 13, 12 03
a. in. and 3 13, 7 23 and 10 20 p. in. Sunda) m
10 40 a. 111., 3 13 p. in.
Iuve Philadelphia, (llroad street station), lo.
Slieiiaiidonh at 5 37 nnd 8 33 n. m., 4 10 and fl
p. 111. week days. Sundays leave nt 0 50 a. m.
Leave Ilroud street station, Philadelphia, lu
Sen Girt, Asbury Park, Ocean Grove, Loin
Itranell, and Internieulnte stations, 4 m, 0.30, H. J
11.39 a. in., 2 SS, 3.30, 4.03 41. in. Meek-days, 5 a
Saturdays only. SumUv- (.top nt lnterlakeu 1
for Asbury Pnrk), 4 03, 8.33 a
Leave Uroad Street Station, Philadelphia, .
FOIt NKW YOltK.
Hxnress. week-days. 3 20. I Oi, I 30 3 13, 0 30,
7 ii 30, 8 3,1. 0 30, 1U 21 (DI11111K Cun. II 00 n. 111. ,
12 00no.ni, 2 33 (Lilillttd 100 .mil I , in.
Dlnlnx Cars), 1 40, 2 30 (DIiiIiik rr 3 20, .1 V,
1 10, 5(), 3 54 (Dining Onr), ll 00, 0 3", h 12, 10 Oil, I
p 111 , 12 01, lllKht. HuniUy.. 3 20, 4 03. I 311 5 13,
8 20, H I, 9 30, 1021, (l)i hlK far), 11:13 11. in.,!
12 33, 21 (I)ininu-l'iir), 1 01) (Lliiilli il I 22 Dining
Cr), 3 2il, 5 3(1, (Dining Car), 0 85, 0 30, 8 12, 10 0
p. 111 , 12 01 night.
Kxpress for Ittiitnu without cliniiKO, 11 0)n in.,
week-days, mid 0 50 p. ill., dally.
FOIt WASHINGTON AND TUG SOUTH.
For Ifclltltiira nud Wiwhlllgton, 8,30, 7 20, h 2
1020, 1123 n. 111., 1209 Ilia) Limited ll ,
Ing Car), 112. 8 18, 4 41 (619 Collgrewitoli.
Limited, Dining Car), 8 17, 6 63 (Dining Oar ,
7 40 (Dining Cur) p. 111., nnd 12 03 11 UN
ueek days. Sundays, 3 30, 7 30. 612. 11 31 a
in., 12 09 1 12, 4 41, ( 515 Congressional Lluillll
Dining Cur), C33 (Dining Car), 7 10 B. in
(Dining Car) nnd 12 03 night.
FOIt ATLANTIC CITY.
Leave llrood street station, l'lillailolpbla (via
Delaware river bridge), express, 7 02 p. 10.
d.lly.
Leave Market street Ferry, express, HDa 111.,
2 00, 4 00,5(0 P. in Sundays, 8 43, 9 43 11,111.
Accommodation, 8 00, 8 20, ll. 111., 3 20 and 120
p 111., week days. Sundays, 8 00, 8 15 a. 111., 1 00
and 5 00 p. 111,
For Cape May, Anglessea, Wildwood nnd
Holly Ueach, und Sen Isle I'lty, Oeeau City und
Avidon Express, 9 00 n. 111., U00 p. in. week
day.. Sundays. V 00 u. til. I
For Homer. Point. Impress, s 50 a m., i 00
1.. in. wco. u.i. ouuuuys, o .! u, in.
D, fll 1SEI IMT, .1.
ueui Manager,
UC. WOOD, 1J
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STICKERS
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Addresj i"EAi,MEnicii!B Co., Cleiolai rapTur;
KIRLIN, Shenandoah, pa ;lt, -dji
it5 a u ti:
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PHILA. & REftDINICl.
IN KFFKCT I)i:0. 1. 1S93,
Trains leave Shenandoah as follow
2 10, 5 25, 7 20 a. m., 12 48, 3 00 an "'fl'S D "J
roriNew lorKvm l'luiaueinuia t.1
Rn.wluvu 9 10 i. t,
th
For New York via Muueh Chunk
y '
5 23, 7 20 a. m.. 12 48 and 3 00 p. in.
For Heading and Phlladelnhln.
1 n't
1, if tfi a
2 10, 5 23, 7 20 a.111., 12 48, 3 00 and 5 !
5 53 1
unvs, 1 lu a. in.
For Pottsi Hie, week iViys, 2 10; 7 20 a.
12 48. 3 (10 and 5 55 n. m. SundnvH. 2 19 a. 1"
For Tamnqua nud Mahnnoy City wrrk day.
210,5 23, 7 20 a. lu., 12 48, 3 00 and 1 33 p. la.
Sundays, 210 a. in.
For A dllainsport, Sunlmry and Iwlsbnrg
week dnys, 3 23, 11 30 a. in., 2 00 und 7 23p.B
Sundaes, 3 23 a. in.
For Mahunoy Plane, u eekdays, 2 10. 8 23, 5 23,
720. 1130a. in., 12 48, 200, 3 00,3 53, 7 23 and K
p.m. Sundays, 2 10, 3 23 a. 111.
For Ashland and Shninoklii, week dayr, I ft,
7 20,1130 a. ill., 2 00,7 25 add 9 53 p.m., Ban,
days, 3 23 a 111. ,3 ll
For llaltlmore. Washington and the Wirt 'l I
n. &O. It. It., through trains le-1 IteaiHW'J
Terminal. rhllailelililu, (!'. Ac It, V ) at 124
7 33, 11 20 a. 111., 3 10 and 7.27 p. i Sunday.
3 20,7 00,11 2(1 a 111., 3 43 and 7 27 p.m. Addl
tiunal trains from Twenty-fourth and Chest
out streets station, week days, 10 80 a, m. 1220.
12 It 8 40 111. Sundays, 1 33, 8 23 p. m.
TKAINS FOIt SHBNANPOAH.
Leave New York via Philadelphia,
la, k
p. m, "nr
nays, i au, n J a. m., 1 30, 4 30, 9 00 p.
tllght. Sundays, 0 00 p. in.
Leave New York via Mauch Chunk,
wee)
uays, 1 .ju, v iu u. 111.. 1 aim . jail. 111.
Leave Philadelphia, Heading Terminal weal
days, 4 20, H 83, 10 03 a. In. and 4 05. 0 30 )!
p. in. Saudays, 11 30 p. 111.
Leave Heading, week days, 1 S3, 7 10 I0W
11 .35 a. in. , 0 00 and 8 20 p. m. Sundays, 1 Hi a. pi
Leave I'ottsvllle, weekday, 2 85, 7 40 an).
12 30 and S 12 p. m. Sundays, 2 3.3 n, m.
I-ave Tama(iia, week dnys, 3 18, 8 50, H28 '
in., 1 27, 7 20 nud 9 43 p. 111. Sundays, 3 18 a. m
Leave Mnhnnuy City, week 'days, 3 43, 9 33
II 47 a. 111., 203, 7 41 nnd 10 08 p. m. Sundays, 1 4'
n. 111.
Leave Mahnnoy Plane, week days, 2 40, 1 Ot
880. 9 37, 11 ,39 a. in , I 12,2 19.3 20,0 36, 757 an'
lujop. 111. miuimyH, u, uu
M in.
Leave v iniamiport, week 1
m.. 3 33 nud 11 41 11. tn. Kiitulu
ATLANTIC CITY I)
ita, 7 42, 10 :
- It 15 p. in.
VWION
Irave Philadelplifr. Chestnut
treet waif an
iv.
aoo. 4 00, sot
South streitwlimf for Atlautt
Weekdays- liiufm, 9 () a. hi
li.in. Aei ominiUt Inn, 800 11 nV.SOpiu,
Sunda). ICspress, 900, 1000 nwi aeeora
nimlutloll, 8 (10 it. ill., 4 15 p. m
Iteturnliig leave Atlantio City driiv'. coin..
Atlantic mid Arkansas Avenue. V
vteemiay. lixprew, 7 33,900 a. 111 "ty 'all""
Sundavs KxtiriiKH. 4 niv 7 nn ,
J-atlt ,
eteuf 1
uu.iwii, 1 hi u. in., s ia 11, 111.
Parlor Cars nn all nr. t.nl... .iurT
'r. .. luAl', U.U. IIV.COCKjo
urui nuperintenuent. umi 1 Pass,
MM
Tho Rosv FroshnoBp.be
f -yuunnejion I'OMUir, -"Ig 1
started out with a Tuluablo pnr,lj
. imu auu practically Jrco of debt.'
Bcriptlou made at the aarvlcoj yii
tLonlra balanco of ftlll.Jil to hn J
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