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0 THE OMAHA DAILY BET3 MONDAY , APEIL 28 , 1800
THE OMAHA BEE.
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01 I II Ki NO. 12 VKAHI , TIIKCT.
IJrlluird liyrnnkr In nny ( mil nf the City.
It. W.TII.TUN . MANAOKK.
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Council UlnfC-i Lumber Co , coal.
I'atierliaiiKPrs wanted nt Ollli'ltc Si Free
man's , 'JII IViirl street , Council Hlnffi.
TlmC' . M , H. A. will trlvo n soolnl hop In
Iheir hull. Hughes block , Thursday evening ,
May J , l&yt ) .
Mootlnjj of Abe Lincoln pott nml LaiHcV
Kfllcf corps on Tuesday evening to innko nr-
rniifjcinenw Tot * .Mrmoilal iluy.
Marlon U'liohf oil was inn In ypstn-ilay for
( llstmbln the pence. He put np ' . "i for his
uppramncc for liinl this morning.
Hormnn Theissen wns nrrcsted ycstcidny
bv Deputy Mm-slml Burliyto on n warrant
( IIIII IIIK him with Inrcony. The dcfendunt
wns an employe of the Siiifrorsowinf ? iniichlno
company , inii ( Ii rlniiucd. with appropriating
of the i oinpany's finals for Ills own use.
Ills I.ISP Is not > et set , foi'n lic'.nint'i mnl In
the meantime ) he hi
Miss Lulu Khndc's will on May 1 open n
Konrinl olllce of shoithuml ami typi-wiltliitf
nt the rooms nf the National Fraternal asso-
cliitlon , In the Ill-own block.
Sevcrnl ( Iralrablo dwelllntjs with modern
Improvements for lent In vicinity of the
I'lvsb.UriInn church. K. II. Sho.ifo & Co , ,
rental aj { < nts.
, T C Hlvbv. strain hiMtliiir , sanitary met-
ni'or. ! UtLiri : > building , Um.thu ; Mi Mcithun
block , Council ISInlTs.
f'liolro H'slilftice property ccntr.illy located
foi stile bj i : . II. She.iio V Co.
photo nailery In the west Shcrra-
din's ni-w place , Illiuid 15 Main .street.
Tlio Lt'iiilcrs
of line'villein's and jewelry In the city , and
the phn-i to buy the best tfooils at the lowest
jirlces , is tlio establishment without rivals ,
the most tellable Hi in of
C. H. Jvcrji'iiMiK & Co.
DIN Woodbiiry have removed tliolt- dental
ofllcoto lfl ) 1'e.nl stieet , up st.lll-a.
K. til'I' . Sisterhood.
Toln.v Is thn Hist anniversary of the estab
lishment in Council IJlulTs of Calanthoasscm-
. I l'\rtii.m Sisterhood the ladles'
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branch of the Knights of Pythias. The event
will be celebrated lids evening at the 1C. of 1 * .
hall In a manner worthy of the org.uii/.itlon
und cix'ditable to the ladles themselves. They
Imvo made abiiiidaut prop.iwtlon to receive
their friends , and they expect to meet all the
members of the lodge4 In this city mid their
lad.v relatives. The evening's cnteituininent
will bo of a social ch.iracter and very pleas
ant.
Ciilentho assembly was the first of the
ordei to beestabMslicd west of the MKsis-
Mppt river , and while numerous und \ cry
popular In the e.ist for several je.irs p.ist ,
these brunches have just begun to be inaugu
rated in tin west. The membership is 1011-
llilt'd to the huly lelutlves of the Knights
of Pythias In pond stimdiii } . ' , ami it
has become a most powei fill auxiliary
to the patent orgiini/atloti/and Incre.ned the I
tiopnlaiilj and extended the mcmborsliip of
theonlei. This has been p.uticnlaily the
ca.se in Council Hinds , wheic two of the most
lodges in tin st.ite , trc orgitnl/ed. It
s n notable fai t that the member-hip of both
these lodges has grown moio rapidly dining
the last jcitr than in any other j ear of their
liitoiThat this growth Is largely duo to
the establishment of the local br.nuli of the
P.ithian SIstethiHid is lie\oiid ( | Uestlon. The
Inllneme of the ladles was felt Irom the stint
and H has continued to incie.iso slnco the
branch was organl/ed. 'Pile attemhmco nt
both the local lodges has also been very much
better slnco the ladies'branch was organ
ized
In uew of these fails the ladles are Inclined
to believe that they me entitled to a good deal
of consideration , nnd they want the knights
to como out tonight In full force and help
them celebrate their anniversary.
Ur II S. West , porcelain crown ami bridge
wotK , No. 1-i Pearl.
A good host- reel free with every 100 feet of
hose put chased at HKby's.
Gwid paper hanger. ) at Crockwell's.
If von want the best Wall paper go to .1. D.
Croik\\eir.s.
The Manhattan sporting he.idifrsUS 15-
wny
WnteiWork - - $ 1(1.
Without doubt theie are many persons now
building house's here H ho want "to use the city
wnter , but arc unable to pay the usual pi ice
for introducing the water into their mx-inUus.
Appreciating this fait , the New Yolk Plumb
ing companj will lot ate nyard hydrant six
teen feet fioin the curb line , and connect the
mime with witter main , with everything com
plete and the water ready to use fot-Jlli Cash
with older. This offer applies to unpavcd
utrcetshoro mains are laid.
The gasoline stove is more dangerous than
the unloaded gun. Save life and propcrlv by
using theC. H. Lias and Klcctno Light Co.'V ,
BUS stove.
If you wish to soil your property call on the
Judd & Wells Co. , C. II. Judd piesident , tilM
Broadway.
Wo want you to list your rental property
Avith us mid wo will secure you good , reliable
tenants. Hunts collected and special atten
tion given to earo of property. K. H. Sheafo
& Co. , llioadway and Main st. , up .stairs.
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Another Old ItcMdcnt ( Jone.
C. L. 1) Ci-o.-kwell , one of tin oldo-,1 roI I-
dents of the lllulls , having lived hero nearly
n third of a century , died at I oYlo.c ! yes-
terdnj morning of paralysis , at his homo'No.
4 fl ( lien avenue , aged hoventy-four years ,
three months and ten days. Ilo was stricken
on Friday , when It was known that the to-
suit could not bo but Int'il , but ho lived for
two days. The deceased was born nt O.\ ford ,
Ohio , In January , ism. Ho married Annlo
M. Warner In. Wisconsin Mnn.li ! ' . , ISliI , by
whom he had live children , all of whom sur
vive him. In December. Hit ) , the family to-
.niovo I to this city , where they huve slnco re-
filded For u number of years Mr. Crock-
well was engaged in a mercantile lifo In this
cltj , but retired some years ago , ami hlnco
that time the business lias been managed by
his son , .1 1) . Crockwell. The deceased has
been a sufferer from pattlal paralysis for the
past nine jours. H culminated in the .oeoiid
Btroko last Friday , which resulted in his
death. Ho was n member of the Hroadwav
M U. church. Tin * children mo .T. U. C'loclt-
well , Mrs Mary n. Ifeed , Mrs , .Inlla F.
Crocker , Mis. Minnie Dcmnion and L. M.
Crockwell The funeral will take place at
. ' ) ; ! ! 0 oYloik this afternoon fi-om tluuvst-
flence , Kev. I ) . ( ' . FranklinoniclaUng. Inter
ment will be made In Falrvicw.
The partnership heretofore existing be
tween II. Itlrklnbfiii ) tijid ,1. S. Ktandeford of
Council llliill'-f , In. , operating and doing bns [ .
> iess under the tlrin mi mo and .stjlo of the
Ulrklnbino engineering and supply company ,
with olllces nt Council Ulnfts.Ia. , and Omaha ,
Neb. , h thin duv dissolveil by mutual eon-
sent , Mr. J. S. Htandoford retiring. The
business will bo continued bj Mr. H llh'k-
inblne under the .same linn name midstjle ,
und ho will pay all outstanding claims and all
debts duo I ho late lit in tire lo bo collected ,
ptid to ami receipted for by him , the said H.
IJirklnblne.
Witness our hands und seals thts > .Md day
of April , IfcW.
ll.uinv liiiiiMiiNi ! : .
J , S. Si VMH Hinn.
In ( lie presence of Uurtnim Xovcly.
A l'ei'1'ect Suiitlny.
Perfect weather overhead mid underfoot ,
/owns / on every hand covered with bright
veidtiro , tiws dense with foliage and beauti
ful blossoms , a ml the air heavy with their
fragrance , combined to niulto yesteiduy u
delightful Sunday iu the Bluff * . So perj j
feet In all respects wn ? tlio day that
none failed to take advantage of rvcry oppor
tuully offered to enjoy It to the fullest cjitont
l'i rybody seemed to be out of doort , and the
public parks presented n more animated np
( tenrnneo limn they had Iwforo for sever.i
months. Summer secmetl to huve arrived al
nt once , and them was general overflow o
humanity from both the JJluffs and Omaha
into P.m'indinit nark. The regnlitr motet
trains were nmtblo to ncrominodato the
thtong , and tlitvo extra tt-alns were run
on the nmin line during the nftetnoon. All of
the ears on the Fifth nvenue line wore run
direct to the jutk. Instead of pnttot then
going around the Pierce street loop us usual
Cven wttli this double seiviro on the park
line It was difficult to necornmodato nil who
desired to ride to the top of the blulTs. Sev
eral ears wet oobllged to leave do/ens of would-
bo passengers waiting for the ne.vt train ,
and thus It was until evening. It was esti-
mati-d that them were over two thousand
people in the | ink during the afternoon , ex
clusive of the hundreds who drove thither in
carriages during the day. The park was ap
parently npi > oclatod as H had never been be
fore , mid hundreds were hoard lo say that It
was their first visit but would by no means
bo their hist.
Omaha was oven better represented than
the Hind's , nnd It goes without saying that
Omaha will s.end thousands of her tired elti-
yens to Fnlrmonnt park every pleasant Sun
day the coming season to refresh themselves.
It Is certain that the motor line will bo taxed
tolls fullest cat rj ing capacity to accommo
date the crowds.
Mannwu nlso came In for Us share of atten
tion , and trains of four cars each loft the
IJ roadway depot every hour for the lake.
The Reason M not yet far enough advanced
and the weather Is lightly too cool for Man-
awa to bo thoroughly appreciated just yet.
The hotel has not opened and bathing Is nt u
discount. One fentnio Hint was not there
last year is Colonel Heed's new pavilion on
the edge of the lake near the steamboat land
ing. It will ho completed nnd in readiness
for use next SumJ.ij. It is IlKJlN ) feet in sbo
nnd Is all under i oof. It will bo fitted with
seats and tables and will bo greatly appro-
elated.
Heretofore the complaint has been made
that there was nowhoroto go to get out of the
sun , but the new pa\ilionwill till the bill in
this respect. It will be cool , being perfectly
ventilated , and will always get n cool brec/o
off the lake. It will make a capital resting
place , nnd from It everything of interest can
bo seen. It will bo neatly and attractively
finished , nnd will bo n paying Investment fet
its builder.
im ion "Hi' .
One hundred tons of hay for Mile In stack
nt Lake Manawn. IJKN MAHKS.
S. IJ Wadsworth .t Co. , 207 Pearl street ,
loan money for Lombard Investment company.
J. O. Tipton , real estate , CUT Broadway.
The Itciuitfci of Humility.
Iov. { Dr. Phelps of the First Pies by tcrlan
church preached yesteiday morning on the
beauties of humility.
The tcxtjwas taken from T. Peter , 5:5. : "Bo
Clothed with Humility. "
This icmlmls ol the other welds , by the
same wiiter , and in this same letter , wncrcin
he bids certain ol his mulcts to adorn them
selves with the ornament of a meek ami quiet
spiiit , which , in the .sight of God , is of great
pi ico.
It reminds also of Itebekah , who , in the
simplicity and snblinntv of her faith in God ,
had como from her far distant home to be , at
God's choosing , the wife of the son of
promise , Isaac. As she saw him in the dis
tance ho alighted ft out her camel and con
cealed her beauty and her Jewels beneath n
veil ; and was thus presented to her future
husband. This net of genuine modesty was
em' of the most charming of her life.
H reminds also of .Moses. They told him
that hif > face was shining , and ho covered it
with a veil , thus going about men , with that ,
which was his highest glory , concealed from
view.
At sociables wo some times see ladles going
among the company wearing white aprons.
These seem to say , "Wo are among you as
1 hey that serve ; Ictus minister toyourcom-
fott or welfatc.1' Jesus said , "Iam among
yon as ono that serves. " Peter gays : "Let
us put on the aprons of service1 , 1. e. .service
to the i.ord and to one another. Let us bo
clothed with humility.
A "ptnud Chiistian" is n contradiction in
terms. O'od makes much of .humility in His
w 01 d.
Hnmilltris n coin so current that it is often
counterfeited ; but such a counterfeit , when
detected , is more despised than other coun-
teifeit. God cannot bo deceived. Wo ate
always in His pteseneo. Let us bo clothed
with genuine Immilitv and not olU-nd Him
with its semblance. Wo must put it on our
selves if we be i lothed with it. This will re
quire efloit. God "will help us , sometimes
with His gineo and sometimes by dealings
which humble us. Peter , who wiotothcso
words , had been humbled by his lull. Paul
was given a thorn in bis flesh lest ho bo ex
alted above measuie Hobett Hall was
humbled by repeated failntcs in his llrst at
tempts to speak , but theieby became so
humble that he was as eminent for his hu
mility as for Ids great eloquence and power.
It is our real self that Is to bo clothed with
humility.
Humility Is Inseperably linked with other
desirable graces ; as meekness , patience , in
dustry in doing good , faith in one's fellows
and in God , submission to God's will , forgive
ness of injuiics , usefulness , sympathy , thank
fulness and prajorfnlni'bs. Humility opens
the way lor knowledge. The liumblo man is
willing to sit at the feet ofa child , or a ser
vant , or any ono else , who can teach him any
thing ; and at the feet of natiiie , too. To such
nature opens her secrets. The greatest schol
ars have been humble men. As Isane Newton -
ton , who said : "If 1 have been able to sco
fatther than DOS C.utes , It Is because I Imvo
stood upon the shoulders of giants ; " alluding
to the discoveries and researches of Des Car
tes and Copernicus and Galileo. Orlgen , the
most learned of the Greek fathers , Mild , " 1
am not ignorant of my own ignorance. "
Humility attracts ; and so makes its possessor
the mote useful. Prldo repels.
How Is it piodnced within us ? By thollolv
bptrit. Ho regenerates. Thonew naturehas
no pride in it. By studying the scriptures.
Thoiowo bco the character of God. His
greatness reveals our littleness. Tliero wo
-co thoamjels mid iheinbim and seraphim.
They are very great , and thev are also hum-
bio. Wo mo taught hnmblo views of our
selves by contrast with their gieatness , and
are led to humility by their example. Pte-
emlnent among seiiptnro characters is Jesus ,
the gicatcst and the humblest.
Then the precepts ami piinclples of the
bible , of both the old and now testaments ,
teach humility.
The context hero presents several forcible
reasons , viGod : giveth grace to the hum
ble and resisteth tlio .proud. Ho exalts the
humble , and prldo Is the smite of the great
udersary w ho seeks our destruction. Satan
himself toll from heaven through pride , mid
this Is the snare that ho sets for human feet.
Wo easily fall Into It. It takes so little to
pun' us up.
The isermon closed with several Illustra-
1 loirs of the peril and olYensdvenoss of ptide ,
and of the beauty , safety and blessedness of
humility.
Impmtiint to Horsemen : Largo llnohorso
and turf goods. Probstlo , 5VJ 11y , C. B.
Special Atli-nullnii In the HlulTH ,
The great tibbon sale at the Boston store
this week promises to bo Iho leading atttac
tion of the city. Uvery lady and child Is
looking forward to the ruinous pi Ices for
which they nro going to buy silk ribbons at
the Boston store. Silk ilbbons for lust half-
pi ice. Sco show window. No. f > ribbon for
Tie. No. 7 ribbon for 7c. No. 1) ) ilbbon for
lite. No. | a ribbon for I'Jt.c. No. ID Ubbon
for llic. All staple and limey colors. Also
muck In grosgraln , satin i-cfgo ami moire.
Limited to one pleco to a customer , Uvery
ady ought to avail herself of this opportun
ity. Sale each day between the hours of U
? { ! ' , ' , ! ' , " ' ' " "OS-Jo" Ktore , Fotherlnglmni ,
\ \ liltelaw A : Co. , leaders and promoters of
low pi ices , Council Bluffs , In.
The rent immstoixif ineehniilenl nklll
und genius will for the snerillco of n great
denl of Hfo nnd limb In tJtolr construc
tion. The router the i-iiulneerinj ? font
the more oxtoiislvo is the IOSH of life , lit
the construction of the Klilel tower , for
Instancetwontyslx li\en were lost , nc-
cm-dint , ' to the olllelnl returns of the
H-ciiclt government , while on the trront
I'orlh bridtfo In Scotland a libt of forly
Hvoa lost has bwn published.
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Mrs. M Schaenbevger , Beaver Hum , Wls. ,
Wiitosohuvo : used Ur Thomas' Kclec-
trlo Oil In our famllj for coughs , colds croup
kiid rLcutiiutiiiu. U CUIM ovcvy Uuio. "
ESCORTED OUT BY THE POLICE
Vauclerbllt's Ex-Ohief Fired From the Pal-
nce Hotel in Sau Fraucisco.
HOW WIGGINS MISSED THE MARK
HiOavc nn Antl-iai'lliiinke ; | Pro-
plieoy a Few DIIJH Before the
Troinliled A Gos-
Const Letter.
Siv FIUNTI CO , Cain. , April 21. [ Special
Correspondence of Tun Bin : . ] There never
was u time when so many eastern tourists
hnvo been seen on the coast. Parts of Cali
fornia hitherto not sought by the tourist wll
bo explored by him nnd his trade mark , the
empty bottle nnd preserved meat can , will bestrewn
strewn by the way.
The highest mountain in California wll
soon bo visited for the first time by n largo
party of eastern tourists , accompanied by a
number of residents ef this city. The start
will 1)0 made front 1'ortervllle , in Tulnro
county. This Is the llrst effort ever made to
take u Inrgo party of tourists into the hearl
of the Sierro Nevada mountains. When once
fully known , Iho Mount Whitney region will
attract largo numbers of visitors and tourists ,
On the top of Mount Whitney the heat of the
un is so strong that water may bo boiled by
its rays in a nmall kettle covered with a sheet
of ordinary window glass. As the heat of
the sun is not Imparted to the dry nlr of the
the region the atmosphere is cold.
"For ways that are dark , etc. , " the Phila
delphia Chinaman is not very far behind his
brethren in swifter localities.
Postmaster Bryan received n letter a few
days ago from a Philadelphia Chinaman
named Lee. inclosing ono nddressed toanothet
Chinaman In the "cate of Hop Cliong Long ,
' .KIT Uaco street , Philadelphia , " with the te-
iiuest that It bo mailed hero so us to go back
there. Mr. Leo's letter reads us follows :
rinr\mii'iiiA : , AptII 12. IMX ) .
DearSIr : I send Ibis letter aiihcd liete. I
hope yon help mo change his letter send back
I'hllii city. I am vciy much obliged for vou to
do that 1 urn so glad , your fi lend. Mil. Lr.i : .
As the request looked very much as If there
was a "Chlmimnn in the fence. " Secretary
Bemet did as requested , llrst stamping it
"Hcceived under cover from Mr. Lee , Phila
delphia , Aptil 18 , and mailed from San Fran
cisco. " As these letters are received very
frequently , and there Is evidently some pur
pose In view , the stump as aoovo bus been
made and used to show that the letter was
received under cover.
Wiggins , the deluded Canadian who parts
his name in the middle and Imagines himself
n. weather seer , rather missed the mark on
California weather recently , and his predic
tions 1110 being laughed at by "old-timers , "
who know something about earthquakes
themselves.
The follow Ing letter was received a few
days sineo by a lady In this city from Wig
gins :
OITUVA , Canada. Apill Jn. ISM. Mrs. ,
San 1'rnnchco , I'allfoinla. U. s. Dear Madam :
I liiivo just received you letter of April i' , In
which you scum to Indleiitothat Iliad leeontly
picdlcted that Callfoinla Is soon to ho vMtul
by dlsastious eaithipmKes und ask my opinion
as to tlio piop > loty \onrlea\liiK that coun-
tiy. I\o\v , I beg to Inform yon that I have
made no such piedlctlon and that your slate
Is In no wn > liable to danguious oaitliiiunKcs ,
In fuct.tlii'ie uio no cailhqnaUcsto take place
In your p.ut of the continent at all. cxcciillng
a few slmUes of no importance , for the 10-
miilnderottlio century , and \\lioo\iir says so
Knows nothing wliatoun-about. It. I'm I her , 1
may say lh.it I Knov , of no tidal aes that
aie about toislt your coast. All such pic-
dlclIons are the xeilest humbugs , to which
people lniIng anj sense should pay no atten
tion whatever. 1 Intend to spend a pait of my
days In California , and don't reckon cm any
earthquakes lodi-luib my mental and plijol-
cal equilibrium. Vents truly ,
n. sro.vK WKIOINS.
In contradiction of this letter and to show
the unreliability of Mr. Wiggins' ptopheey
ono of the most scveio shocks of earthquake
experienced hero for n long time was felt in
this city and neighboring localities a llttlo
after 4:110 : this morning. Buildings were
Bhaken petceptibly and persons aroused from
their sleep. The plastering fell from walls in
places , but no setlous damage is reported as
yet.
Dispatches from Mayficld state that the
shock was very severe thero. The tnilroad
bridge was tendeied impassable , as piers sixty
feet high settled four inches and tlio rails
spte.id apart n foot. The gtound in places
settled six to twelve Inches. Kmlrond travel
was delayed a few hours.
The eaithquako was geneially felt through
out this section of the state , but no serious
dimage is reported. Several buildings were
somewhat cracked here. At Gllray and Wat-
sonvillo the gas mains weto disjointed and
chimneys thrown down.
So much for Mr. Wiggins and so soon after
his ptedictton.
The rate war is at an end. The festive
scalper has disappeared and the public , who
have been sighing for n continuation of the
scrimmage , at o disappointed. The local rep
resentatives of tlio trunk and transcontinental
lines met at Font th and Townsend stteets ,
mid ratiilcd the agicement formulated by the
passenger agents on last Thursday.
The contiact specifies that any employe of
the ro.nls represented at the meeting who
shall directly or indirectly cut under or make
any tebato in the established tariff iiito shall
lose hit , transportation nnd position. The gen
eral agents of Iho several roads are held re
sponsible for the enforcement of thlsotdor ,
and for any dereliction on the part of em
ployes nro made to suffer the same pains nnd
penalties as piovided for the employe.
AH the agents signed this contract , some
willingly and others with an air of hesita
tion , as If they thought the conditions rather
oxncting.
Mr. Stubbs has signified his intention of
enforcing the order and not allowing it to bo-
conic a de.ul letter , ns similar orders have
sometimes become. The agents av that this
is tlio strongest order ot the kind that has
over been Issued and they all cxptess a desire
to sco It obeyed.
Thei o was a speck of war and n lively
scrimmage in the kitchen of the Palace hotel
last night. Hard words , loud talk , threats
nnd u general topsy.tnrvy condition of affairs
was followed by n cull for "police. " Blood
shed was avoided , but a lawsuit will probably
ensue as it result of the dilllcnlty.
Monsieur M. Dubois , head cook nt the Pal
ace , who was formerly the $ .1,0 < N ) chef of
William H. Vnnderbilt , walked out of the big
liotel last night at 8 o'clock escorted by a
policeman. The chief stowiud of the estab
lishment , Mr. Young , who was M. Dubois1
opponent in the affray , cooled his wrath by
iong ! out to the theater.
From > until S o'clock there was wild con
fusion In the culinary department of the Pal-
aco. The house was crowded with guests ,
over MX } arriving on tlio incoming China ami
Panama steamers yesterday. While dinner
was being served the row in the kitchen oc
curred , which nearly parnly/ed the cooks , as
tonished the servers , perplexed the waiters
mil disgusted the guests , who waited In vain
for tin ir salads , theft- roasts and desserts.
Dubois came hero but a month or so ago.
ticruldoil ns Iho greatest chef la America , and
: ho Palace management gotagtcat deal of
free advciUsing out of him.
I s.iw the ex-chef In a Market street resort
tor French cooks at a Into hour last night. Ho
was cooling his wrath and excited blood at
the same lime with n pate and a small bottle
of Cllquot. His story of tlio affair was simply
old , uiul to the point. Three months ago ho
, viis engaged In New York to como to San
[ 'raneiseo as chef of the Palnce , signing n
contract for two years. Ho was to
icivlvu n salary of fciSO for the llrst month ,
mil 100 for each succeeding month. Ho
took charge' of the kitchen and the
cot ps ot cooks , and nt the commencement of
he second month of service was proffered
. ' .VI as ! ) ! > > salary Instead of IIH ) , which his
contract called for. Ho refused to accept the
nonev , ami u qnanel ensued between himself
und tlio steward. Both chef and steward
nro large headed Individuals , eat h with Ids
own sense of honor and no small degree of
Hide In his profession.
Steward ouiig gave his version of the nf-
'nlr us follows : "Thero was no trouble. Wo
illed Dubois about a month ago and ho did
ml give satisfaction. Then wo engaged M.
Andrcaux , from the Biepont , In Paria. The
icw chef at tl\cd , and I was nlKiut U > Install
dm In his new position , when DuliuU cicatcd
i disturbance and refused to go when 1 or-
Icml him to leave. I finally called an uflloer
mil hud him put out. That was all. There
viis no tumble. "
Uiibois will liuvo no dlfllculty In getting re-
mineratlvo employment in one of the Neb
ill ! palaces , us he Is without doubt one of the
nest uttlstle cooks In the country
The ten-round light bctwcui Harry Gil-
more of Canada Avid .Ilmmle Lindsay of
Omahn , Aptlllt , we hear , was a very tame
affair , nnd although Uilmoro proved himself
by far the cleverer of the two men , Kofcrcc
McCtino declared the light n draw. Uilmoro
announced to the dHgtlsted nudlenco Hint ho
was willing to light Llndsiiv hi prlvnto , nnd a
match may bo arrnnped. ' Lindsay Is UiO
Qmplm star who has been talked of in San
runclsco clubs as n iood man to import to
meet Danny N'ecdlmm , but if ho can do no
better than bus been reported , N'eedham will
simply knock his head off , nnd If the cele
brated Davis , who h coming out to meet
Choynskl is no better , the Occidental club
will have a repetition Of the Into fizzle in the
Golden Onto club.
.lervls. the Olympic club walker has broken
the world's amateur half-mile walking record
on the new Olymplo grounds. The track was
fast and In splendid condition , nnd so was
Tervls , who started in tlio teeth of a strong
bouthwesteily wind that was making music
among the pennants on the club houses. Jer-
vls went oft at tlio crack of the gun , spinning
around the track and causing n score of in
teiested young athletc.s to hold their breath
in Intense anxiety nt every stage ns ho
skimmed over the ground with a phenomena :
.stride and recovery.
Click I went the stop watch ns ho passed
under the line nt tlio Judges' stand , while
every ono present clustered around Sehllfer-
stein , Who announced that the half mlle had
been made In 3'JI : , which makes a difference
of just seven seconds on the amateur world's
time , the best hitherto beinglil. ! : :
Lord Porchester and valet of Knglund ar
rived on the steamer City of Itlo do .Inneiro
yostotdny from Hong Kong and is registered
at a down-town hotel. This Is ills llrst visit
to America. Ho Is making a tour of the
world for pleasure only. Ho comes from n
very distinguished family , his father being
the Karl of Carnarvon , formerly lord lieuten-
nnt of Ireland. Lord Porehostor Is an ama
teur hunter mid Is anxious to try his hand on
some of the larger American game In the
Heckles. In South Africa , where lie spent
several months last fall , Lord Porchester or-
gani/ed an expedition to hunt elephants , but
the elephants hunted the expedition and the
exploit was a dlro failure.
A well known sport In natatorial nnd aquatic
circles where ho " " and
, poses as a "professor ,
it is rumoted even ns a champion , has been
in Ill-luck recently , and his friends say hard
up , mid he tuts been forced to cast about and
devise some means of raising the wind. On
Sunday , the lilth hist. , ho intimated to some
of his fellow sports that ho had hit upon a
device which might bring the dollars rolling
Into their pockets.
The sport and a few chosen friends were to
board an Oakland boat nt an auspicious hour
that day when the moneyed and better class of
"cross-the-bay" residents might be expected to
be aboard , and when the boat hud got well into
the middle of the bay ono of the pals was to
jump Into the water and the sport would
plunge in immediately aftcrwnid to the res
cue.
cue.Tho
The rescuer was to make n great ? splurge
over the job nnd bo taken out of the water
very much exhausted. The other pals were
then to pass around the hat and take up a col-
lestion as a slight tribute of commendation
from the passengers for the rescuer's bravo
and gallant conduct. The affair did not , however -
over , como off , and so the sport promised to
do the trick lust Sunday. However , the
water was very cold , and Oak
land's capitalists were expected to remain
within tlio bosoms of their families , nnd so
the spot t has decided to postpone the hippo
drome until a more favorable occasion.
Oakland passengers are now "onto" his little -
tlo scheme and the chances are that the Impe
cunious sport will recelvo little substantial
encouragement. Verily , the way of the
played-out sport is very rocky just now in
San Francisco.
LKSli : FOR HOGS.
How u I'ittsbttfK Man Keeps His Ken-
iicl in Good Condition.
Ilutl Solomon lix-ctl in Pittslnu'tf ho
would doubtless liuvo refrained front sny-
ing Unit "thero is < nothing new under
Uio sun. " The latest novel prne-tico in
dulged in here is that of feeding dogs on
horsollebh , says the Piltblmrg Dispatch.
Mr. Adolpli Stuckey , of No. 1220 Ciu-sou
street , South Side , has ono of tlio most
valunblo kennels iii the state. It could
not ho replaced for less Uiun $2,000 or
$2f > 00 , and it only consists of eight tmi-
niiils.
During the winter season Mr. Stuekoy
feeds his dogs almost entirely on horso-
HeHh. Ho buys his stock at the Red
Lion hoi-bo market nt from S2 to $5 a
head.
The horses nro taken to the Twenty-
second ward , where the dogs lire kept
on the farm of William Vnnnessen. They
nro killed like beef. Tlio meat is packuil
away in salt and fed to the dogs in its
raw btiite.
Ilorsullesh is held by Mr. Stueky to bo
healthier than other meat , and is much
cheaper.
Although Mr. Stueky is alone in the
use of hot'hollesh for dog food ho beems
to have profited by adopting it , as no
where can bo found n liner lot of canines
than ho possesses. His kennel includes
St. Bernards , Irish terriers , blooded
pugs and blnek-and-tnii terriers. IIo
visited the recent bench &ho\v : tt Chicago
nnd brought homo thrco prix.es.
Air. Stueky was been hist night. In
regard to the care of dogs and the food
best adapted for use in u kennel ho wilil :
"It takes great euro to rnibo dogs prop
erly. They renuiro nearly as much at
tention as ii child. Puppies should bo
fed bread and milk during the first week.
This is an expensive diet , but it is the
proper food to give them. 1 always feed
them four meals n day until they are
about four week's old , and then drop
down lo three. Then 1 begin the use of
dog biscuits. "When they nro a little
oldur I give them a little meat. They
ncetl a great deal of exercise nlso. They
want an absolute freedom. Vegetables
make a good food , ns they liuvo u ten
dency to purify the blood.
"Tho dog belongs to the family of
[ nrnlvora , or Ilesh-cators , nnd ruw meat
lb the best food n dog can get. Somo.
times there is a question whether it
bhould bo cooked or raw. Uotli have ad
vantages. The essential Is fresh , whole
some meat , varied from the raw by cook
ing , with additions of other food to add
to.tho llnyor and tempt the appetite , to
gether with a constant supply of fresh ,
[ Hire nnd clear water. "
Mr. Stueky bays ho knows of no prcel-
dent where horse lle.sh was used ns food ,
except in England , where ho once read
of it being used for u short time. IIo is
, ho only person on record among the
vonnol owners in America who uses it.
A call WIIH mado'on ' Alex. Montgomery
it the Ked Lion stables yesterday. Ho
said ho sold u gieai ; many old horrcs , but
lover heard of tho. iininmlb being put to
.hat line. Air. Stlicky is u member of the
American and St. .Bernard kennel clubs
if Now York , and Jio attends nil of the
niportant bench shows in the country ,
[ lo bus spent many.1 years in raising dogs ,
Hid ib well posted on all breeds of mil-
mils. '
- * >
A Xovel M aiis or Transit.
Two Ciormah oiigineors propose rapid
.ransit by meansof three continuous
ilatfonns moving tllong the street bide
jy side. The lowest of these platforms
s four Inches high 'and mo\es at u uni
form speed of live feet per second. Any
ordinary pedestrian can , they stale ,
noiuit this platform from the ground
vlthout diniculty , and from this ho can
vith equal ease stop on to n second plat
form four inches higher than the Hrst
md moving twice as fast. The passen-
jer thus acquires n spued of ten foot pur
second , and , stepping on to the third
ilatform in the saino way , ho is carried
it a speed of fifteen feet per second , or
en miles per hour , to his destination ,
vhoro ho stops o. IV by degrees as ho got
Free.
Samples of Dr. Miles' Hestoratlvo Xorvino
it ICuhn & CO.'H , 10th and Douglas , cures
icaducho , nervousness , sleeplessness , neu-
alglu , Ills , etc. _
" \Vhilo grubbing a short tltno sineo n
'lorldn man discovered nn Inillnn cnnoo
mbedded In muck. It Is about twelve
ctt long , hewn from u ej presi log , and la i
In n good plato of preservation , although
showing great ngo. With it was un In
dian paddle.
Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup for Chll-
diOn Teething relieves the child from pain.
Ji3 cents a bottlo.
A Vienna baker in advertising his
business by putting u gold ducat In ono
loaf out of ovcry thousand that ho bakes.
The people In tno ix > or suburb whore his
show Is located fairly light to buy the
loaves.
An English Follcllor prints upon the
back of his business card tv portrait of
himself with the words "Aly Advocate"
beneath it.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
"T71OH HAIjlI Hotel piopcrty , 2rnonm. . ecu-
L1 tinlly located. Mrs. Wm. Noble , 1SU S.
at. , Council
_
171OR KKNT 1'ioat room with alcovuj COT
JL ; Willow a\enno.
V\rAN'Tr.I ) to Trade A clear farm In Ne-
> Ijr.iskn , a eloar buslneis lot In Otnalm for
clear or ononiiihoied lesldcneo lots. Tho.ludd
it Wells company , 000 liioadway , C. It. Judd ,
president. _
'IjlOK SAIiK-On niontlilv payments or terms
JL.1 to suit liy the Judd .V wolfs company :
7-room I\\o-stoiy house , eor 8th live , and 10th
st. , lot& ) by IK foot , two blocks from motor
line.
ID-room house on Cth nvc. , ono block from
motor lino.
H-room house on Lincoln nvc. , two blocks
from motor line.
- l-ioom houses on Notth ? th st. , nearpost-
olllcc.
i-ioom home , two stories , avo. A and 12th st.
n-toom story and a half house , n\o. 12 , near
Notth 7th st.
0-ioom house , also 4-room linnso on the
motor line , huluoon : ! fllh and U'lst sts.
llonsi's and lots In all parts of the city. The
.1 udil.t Wells company , WW lltoadnay , U.It.
Judd , pn-s ,
" \\7"ANTii : ) to Trade llonsos and lotsi.uiK-
i > IIIK In prlco fiom MIX ) to ifd.ooi ) for iinlni-
jirovi'd propeily. The Jndd . Wells company ,
bOG Iti-oad\\iiy , 0. II. Jndd , pics.
T/10K HAM > -Two-story 12-room hon e. with
JL nil iuo < lern Impio\emcnts. line ) ot. > U\l.VI ft. ,
on paved stteot , only ono block fiom motor
lines ! easy terms.
New 8-toom linnso with modern Impiove-
incnts , laiKo rove lot , In ( list-class nulKbbor-
hood : llil.M Isa barKatn ; $ .1,500.
Modem ' . ' -story hou < = o on 8th avo. , J'J.WO.
Choice ( tnidenliic land olose to the city , In 5
or 10-aeio lots. J100 pefaeto , easy teims.
Lots in Kiddle's hub. , on montnly payments.
Tacres Inside ncto piopetty at a ImiKalli.
Tine te ldcnco lot on Itcnton si. , STUD.
Choice lots in Mnllln's sub. ut J.IOO each.
Lot on A vi' . [ ) . , near 8th st. , only iiW.
Vacant lots In nil pat ts of the city on easy
teims.
loans.
W O. HI any li Sun , Itoont 4 , Opera block ,
Council Illntfs. la.
"IjlOK SAM , Two nilleli cows. Prisons bny-
X' ln sntiio can pay for them In work with
_ _ U ett.
F OR SAL ! ' At a barK.'iln : Ono donblu saw
and sllcer ; ono \eneer machlno with
ItiK complete , all new , suitable for basket fac
tor v. Iniinlro at Snvder's commlbshm house ,
. ' Pearl -,1. Council Muffs.
\\7n Have 81 loton and adjoining I'ail , a\c.
T lictween the Ocden house and I'alriiiount
P.nk. on which wuwlll build beautiful homes
to suit the piuchabcis. Wij Ilioaduay , U. It.
.It i d 1 1 | i res. _
IfiOK KHNT Tin oo niifninlshcd looms. .MO
' ' ' '
HAI.K or Kent Ciarden land , with
1 ? houses , by J. H.llluc , 1IU. Main st. , Council
ItlnlTs.
FOH SALE My residence , 5.1.1 Willow ave
nue , on .south side of llayllss park ; heated
by steam , llehlod by electricity and eontaln-
liiK all modern Impiovementb ; lot 100 by LTM
feet. Also H 111 soil or evhniiKo for Improved
city propci ty my faiin of WO acies , ten miles
east of Council IlliilVs. N. M. 1'usoy , Council
Itlnir.s.
" \\TANTKD Men to dl the ooniplefp ehool
> ' rhnrts , Hitlnry or eoiiinK < ioii liberal nntl
promptly pnld. Hmnll c < p 'im % for onttlt. Ail-
< lrcsorenlloii O. 11. bmlth , 510 Itroadwny ,
Coniirll Illnff * . la
J. 1 > IIllMU.NDSOX , r\ * . Ii , SlII'lHIlT ,
I'IM Vlce-l'ies.
Cms. U. IHs-v v. fiishler.
CitizensStatcBank
or rot'M'ii
Paid Up Capital , . $160,000
Surplus and Prollts . 60,000
Liability to Depositors . . . . H&O.OOO
DiitKCTons I. A. Sillier. I" . O. ( ileason , K. Ii
PliiiL-nit , i ; . i : . Hurl , ,1. I ) . rdmnmUon , Chai
It. llaiinan. Tiainaet ucnenil banklni : bnsl-
ne > > i , Largest eapltal nnd Miiilui | of any
bank In oulhweitcrn Io u.
In.Loi'osl > on Tlnio Dnposlt.a.
F. M. ELLIS & CO. ,
MRGHITEOT8
AM ) llt'll.niNO Sr
Itooms 4IU ) and U. ! HIT llulldlm ; . Omaha ,
Neb. , and Kooins 'll/and "Hi Meirlam Illoek
Counell lllu its , la. Coiiesiiondenei ; solicited
The J. A. Murphy
MANUFACTURING CO. ,
1st Avenue and list Stieet.
Sash , Doors and Blinds
Hand and Sc'ioll Pan InI'e ; - < -i ' : IIIK and
I'lanlm ; . Sawing of all Kinds. I'nKh ItiacKols.
Klmlllm ; wood t.-.M per loud delheied. ( 'lean
( awdnst by the baiiel H..o. All wotk to bo
Ural-class. Telephone .W.
"VOUU - . ' . "
l-ATIiONAUi : SOI.KTI'i : ! )
TnoOnirin. : . \V. H. si. l'i > iv.
OI'l'lCliR S 1-fSKY ,
BANKERS.
Coiner Main and Ittondwiiy ,
Council Bluffs , - Iowa.
Dealers In foirlcn mid dome lle e\ehniiRe.
Colleetlons made and inleie-t inld un tlmu
deposits.
CHRIS BOSEN ,
SASH and DOOR
Factory and Pianino ; Mill.
Hest equipped , most cenliullv located fac
tory In tno city. All modein latest pntti'in
iimehlnerv ; opeiated by skilled ineelninles.
bpeehil attenthm phen to scroll and band
sawlnff , planing and trliniuin ; . ' . ( ieneial eon-
tracts and estimates for houses and buildings
acpuelally. Coiner N'oith Main .mil Mj nsto
streets. Council lllulls. Telephoned' ' .
Kiiclal blenilthes , such as 1-lmpleo ,
Itlolehes , HIacU Heads I'tccMi"
lluous Hair remoed. . Addns
jDR. W. L. CAPELLj
j B40 , IVUu-cus Blk , Bi onclvvny
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IA.
MAXON 1 HUURCKOiSr
FINE INTERIOR DECORATIONS.
SV ) Men lain ItloeK lonni'll Itliin'4 , la.
HooniGtON. V. I.lfo llnlldln. Otniiha , Net ) .
SATURN , (26O5. ( )
Will malfo the season of 1800 at the ITnlon li ivlns I'.irk , Council ItlnlTs , Ioi fiom Maich 1st
nhtll June 1stlion liu will bo ictnrned to I'remont and his ucnlhy i"t p.u
MAMBRINO BASHAAV , (1759 ( , )
will tal.o his place from .Tune 1st until August 1st. These two : ne the only Miilllnns In the
west that mo tlio shcs of Sn : performeis. Saturn Is aehestmilstalllon.il haniN hluli and In
ordlmuy Hush will welsh 11.1)0 ) pounds : foaled IsTO ; liri'd by 1'nwell Ilios. , r-nilnxlxno , l'.t. llo
Is petfectly sound and vigorous . , and n coitaln foal Better , runner comment . Iunnccessaiy. .
Terms } 100 the season with the usual tetnrii pitvllnnes ; Invni.ihh e.tsh 01 b.inlible papnr bo-
foio the inaro leaves piumls. . . AIIIOIIK Saturn's col ate Mol.eod , ' 'sID'a ' ; Consul. ; ' . ' - ! ' , : Ityion
bliorniun. 3:5S : , and many others bottet 1 than ' : IO. (5ood eato and peifect accoinniod.itloiis for
block. Visitors always \\olcoinoat the park. I'm breeding eat.tloKiie , etc , wnlu to
JAS. G. SMITH- & SON , Fremont , Neb.
C. A. BEEBE & COMPANY
Wholesale nnd Retail Doulors in
FURNITURE.
laiRest Block and Lowest 1'ilccs. lle.ilers , send foi Cnt.ilos"i' .
Nos. 205 urnl 07 Broadwny , nnd i01 ! nnd 2W > 1'Iorco Struct , Council I51ullIn
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.
HTJIiliMKf t-i/a Hyilrnulic and Siiniturv Hntrlnnor. LJlnns , Ivs
. JJllKirilJlIlU Spooilk-ntions. Supoi-vhion of Public Work. Hrown
Uuiltlintf , Cotiell HI u fa. Iowa. ;
NQ/- l- iny Justloo of the Poiico. Ollluo ever American IXprmi , Xo.1
. OLllLllX , Urondwny , Council 131utr.i , lo\v.v.
C > r CJmo Attorneys at Law. IVnotlua in Uio btito nnd Koil-
Cx. Ollllb oral Courts. Hoonu 7 and S Shu .ti-l-Hono Bloolc ,
Council HluITs. Iowa.
WHY PAY HIGH PRICES
roit (
- : - FURNITURE - : -
When you can pot the best there Is made In eveiy line ut pili-es that will not banl.iiipt ln ?
1'heie Is no tiisto nor pnrso that we cannot wilt. You mint to In antlfy jinn Imine , dent juir
I'liun como In and hoe how elegantly and eheaiily jon e.in m cninpllsh It.
PEOPLE'S INSTALLMENT HOUSE ,
MANDKI. \ Kl.r.lN. 'KO Itioadway , I'ounell Hlnirs , lena C3
Council Bluffs Steam Dye Works.
1O1O LJi'oact 't'uj. Ntiai1N'orl h\vi i Uir
- : - MAIL AX ! ) KXPRESS ORDERS WILL RECEIVE PROMPT ATIKXTIOX , - :
Send for . . C > A. MACHAN & CO.
GRAHAM & CODY ,
Planing Mill , Sash and Door Factory.
L'ornur Sia'ond IUI-NIIK and TlilrU'rutli tiect , Couni'll lllulTii , l.i. \V > ui < > UiKii'iiKlily
i-ijiilppcd to do all Mndn ofotK. . ID
Sash , Doors , Blinds and Mouldings.
Ppt'i-lal attention nni'ii to odd hi/on Si.ilr Worlc , and Iiiti'rlur 1'lnlsh of .ill * mU nidc tu
oidur un ahurt uutlcv. KaUiuatvS k'lvvn ou all Uluda ot work tu cuntru.'lvi unU uuutKr ,
ESTABLISHED IN IQ79
BY THE
MEXICAN
NATIONAL GOVERNMENT.
LOTTERY ! /
OF THE PUBLIC CHARITY.
0icralcit | vtmlor n l pnt < r j-enr > rontrnrt tir the
.Mcxlontt liilrrnitllnnnl Imiirorcmriil
( 'onipmr
( itnnit Monthly itrnnliiktii'lit In llir > M > rrtqiKi
rnvlllMM In MM' .Mniiii'itii 1'iuk fllv nf Mi'tirn unit
I'lilillcly ' rnniliii'li'il bjr unrrrnnii'iit eilli-lMi n | pi'ln
f < ir I tin | ) \lliOM \ | ) by tliu iccrelnrjr of tlic InHT 'ri
the Treasury
I.OTTEUY OK THE
Benefiolenom PUbtica.
THE NEXT MONTHLY THA\VINO
Will till hol.l lillhi'I II \ ( If Mi\HO. :
MAY 0 , I80O ,
wiitcii i tlic ctuM ; > * > MI-ANSI- i\iiuonniV' :
. \IIV 1)11UIMI ) llic CAI'll'M , I'lll/.l , Icliitf On *
Ihindtril mul ' 1 iicnir 'I luHimul Dollnr.
S12OOOO.OO
.
I'ltU'i : or TK KlVrmeileaii M.mev.ll ,
Wholes H : llahei. Ms Qiiiirloi * , Wi n.btn
Club Hull" fVi worth of ticket * fur > . * i
1
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! > yj I'rltciof 40 ! in < .I.HO
M'l'IIOMMTIHV 1'III/IX
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l.VI I'rln'Rdl l l niirn\lninl | | u In ID ( mi IHI/I I. , ml
1WI t-rlici nf iUni | | > mtlmiit'i. i > 11)IUI ) pi 1/1 l' ( l
V..MlVnuliinls of iltfik'rliK'il I'.M.WUM'M" ' M I'M
2.V.l I'rlJC . Aiiijinilltu to. . ! - > ; i
All I'rlri'i Mitil In tlic I'lnUM M.ilL'3 lull' I'.iM In
U. S. Ciirrcniy.
AOKNT.WAXTKI ) .
a IHTi. * . HI- any fnillicr lufoniuillon
itrftlti'il , wild * li'tfthly In tilt' nnitiM I n.'it iT.nrlr
! < tntlii ) : > onr ii' UIi'in e. w II h "tnti * . IOIIIIM M u i mul
iiuinlii'i . Mine i.iplil ii'lnrn null ilclivi i mil l > o
tl tij jinir cneloahii : un omrloiit1 bi.imiK yout
IMPORTANT.
Addict. T. Hrtf in'I'I. .
( 'u Y or Miirrt. .
irrt.Ml.MCO.
Ml.MCO.
lly Drillnnry li > ltiT. rnnlnlnlni ; .MtsrixiliKi" (
l"iicil liy nil K\ni" | t I nnipunlu'i -S (
, Unift or I'u l.'l .Noli- .
si'Kct M. riMTrui : "
lly li'rnn of i oulr.u't tin' ritiup.tio nniit dH | > * n tm )
Mini of nil pil/i-i liu ln.lC'l ' In ( hi' i lii'iiii' lu'i u' M'M-
IIIKII MiiKlv llcki't , mil ifuMto HIP rollon u . "Mil Inl
| > rrmll.
rntllHtMii t hcri'lir rortllt tluil the ll.ink nf
l iiiilini mul Mt'vlto ha * on ilrpo' ' ! ! Hi" n n'H iiry
fiinili toKiinninti'i' HID iMjrnii'iit ot nil pi l/i ili.iwu
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