match our prices for good: of same quality
He wants his Hat and 90a; , ,
1 ’ ing in the why. it’s our laminate to remove oheieclee, to = .. thut high prices don't stunt!
Wood to recite iteoey for you to obtain the best in the market . ithout straining your pocket-
‘We make it junta much to your intoroutto deal with us as it is ‘
‘ What you want is the best thnthyou can buy for the money; W! t we offer you in better than
I
but“
and make. either in Men’ or, Youthe', Boye’ or Children’s.
ourintoroottoreoureyour'
ominous: nus.
ruin Overwhehued by the
Pierce Flamee.‘
Ill". mefl’O DEATH,
mm of no Monty lien taunt,
m leer noun. Paw—I’D" one
My a creek. but the Water was Ileatod
to the leatdln. rot-I.
‘ ' ' “am SInIIIIrr. Pa. lilay lz—Newa
, ‘dam terrible accidenthujnatreached
Shh from the fire rconrged lumber region
Ifi‘r Austin, Po. While the foreat lirea
‘ maulullueelya work train on the
n Win; Valley railroad, in chem
at Superintendent Badger with meaty
‘ ”unheard-teamed out of town and
‘inpinfothewoodatofigbttheilamea. The
alrwudeneewitbemokeand aathetrain
and alongthemeuonthe car bent their
fiestodlieldthem from the fierce heat
d dance that were occasionally encoun-
teradalongtheroad, and bythetime the
tub badgone four miles the forests that
linethe track were burning and the train
w- rapidly nearing the very centre of the
was lira.
Mn; the Fiery Gauntlet.
Wheat became more and moreintenee.
The Ilir was to warm and so thick with
who that breathing woodilllcult. Show
on of sparks and burning limbs from tree-
overhattging the truck fell upon the open
ht ear, burning the men, who begun to
mandamus Inrther.k ”3“”
who lnc y on
m. goth" lritile had been
coverednvheu the heat suddenly became
doubly intenee. The very core of the great
Mitre had been reached und further
panacea was impoueible.
Overwhelmed by the Fla-aca-
Thaelotheaofpthe men caught fire now
nndthm andhandagrewredandbliatered.
Superintendent Badger sure the order to
rover-e the engine and retreut, but the or-
dacalnetoo late. The train hadgonebut
nf'ewrodnon its new conrue when withan
awful roar the flames swept down upon it.
Thwacmght fire and the men were
drivan from them.
“Run for the creek!" shouted one of the
ICON“ II I” Crank.
'l'lleworde were ecarcely uttered before
thencetymenmadeawild unmpedefor
the friendly water. Through the blinding
.oh and the recruiting. roaring dame-
“ofthent “owned and plunged into
tilde-h Streameofpainatonceemped
than, for the water was literally boiling,
Ind one by one they scrambled up the
Elk and run on until they readied a place
‘4 aafety.
”pentatonic-t “all“! Burned to ”truth.
We; the stampede Superintendent
Wbecanle repented from hie men
Ind must have run drectly into the heart
1 thefin. for today his charred remaina
m lound not far from the railroad
track. Several other: of them-re
“ligand it is believed they perithed
ah. Thefirelanow nudercontroi.
Myperuonaare badly injured. fifteen
at them seriously. it inimpoesible to get
the lumen of the injured ortoapproximata
the loan.
Thirteen Hare flay lie Dead.
Later—A later report than the above
III- Auutln aaya that it ianow known
tbntlixothera periahed, and that thirty
othofthepartywerobadly burned,
many probably fatally, owing to their In.
~ halinzthalamea. Severalotheraaremiu
hgandtheirlateieyet unknown, though
their bodice are probably among the
eiarrulremnante of the train and log.
Aatothedamamitiaknown that 40.-
“,Mfat of brill-lock log and timber
”Would-otvaluabieharh hareal-
undybeeudeatroyed. ,
III Deane ol the Monet-r.
Pa. and are capable of turning out two,-
“ feet of lumber per day. The Goodyeara
the Sluuemahouiug Valley railroad
use up to carry their lumber to
the W’maatern New York and Pennsylvania
and.
the pleura by telegraph. The railroatb,
mflhbmtmeamandererythia.
b Man the firm cannot love any»
“hatwfllbelaeeavaalaaead
Mien boo-cum of the lna'a
flu with Mundyta
“entir- thine-t.
Hanna. 1’... lfay lit-form fine bro
”I m in this vicinity-thee Batu»
MM laaaed the
lathe Ionutry to the aoathweat ct IQ
Superior, and an immune- amount of pine
but been destroyed. The tire reached the
uttburba oi that city and destroyed m
property I)! email value. South Superior,
new St. Ionic, warthouuht to bedoorned.
hutahiynewhotelandthe few-tors la
the place were saved by lb digging,“
"anchor and the utopping o! the
of the flame- in theunderbrua lira
thousand cord- of wood and two hon-ea
were burned.
It (than! a 'I'raln.
Contra, N. Y., May IZ—Ncar In
dolph, Cotarnugue county, on the western
dirioion oftheldrie. flu atartedinalam
tract of old bark pooling: and aprcad with
fearful rapidity. Millions of feet of lum-
her and thounundn of cordo of bark were;
deatroyed in at short time. i
Themed rush of the dam- wattnude
perilously apparent to the trainmea on
the Albany and be
Kinana railroad.
tween Red House and Freck’a Station;
Thedrewee, in fugagrutwaveofflame’
rolling onward. Conductor Bump saw
this were coming, its rear having been
bond for acme time. ltwaa chasing the
train. The conductor aizualed his ul-
gineer to put on steam and run away from
the fire. .
But although the engineer quickly get
up u npecd of thirty-five mil. an hour, he;
could not run away from the fiery worm
and it wind on him no rapidly that in a'
few minutes the head of the were had
caught up with the train and panned it
like It duh. Conductor Bump bud the
engine reversed on quickly on possible and
the train was started back at it: greatest
epeed to escape from the ilery furnace.
The flames swept by not more than twen-
tyolive feet from the truck. and the heat
wan terrible.
The engineer and dremnn lny that in the
cab, and the other trainrneu prostmted
themselves face down on the cure. Con-
ductor Bump waa reverely burned. and
one of his men had his clothing burned on
of him in aererol places and his lie-h wee
frightfullybliatered. Thernilroud menouy
that the wave must have been traveling III
least forty miles nn hour. and the ronrwnn
heard two miles away.
A Clone (fall [or ‘l'rnln Men.
Demon, May i:.—-’l'he hoped for necuri~
by from Sunday ulght'h min was not ob
tallied. Only a few drops rewarded the
unions wetchers of the gathering storm
cloudy. Some idea of the size of the tire
district Inny be obtuinerl when it is noted
that almost any two of the dozen counties
now homing are as large togetherua the
atate of Rhode Island.
The Toledo, Ann Arbor and North Mich
ignn railroad has been obliged to abandon
all attempt» to run curs north of the Clare
county line. A freight train and crew
had a narrow escape from cremation yes
ferdny morning.
The engine and crew at length reached
anwcll, but three of the men had badly
bit-Itermi lure-L
CLEVELAND HOIiE AGAIN.
Wnr-Iy Welcomed by Ilia Old Frienda
in Bulwlo. ,
lil'nuu), .‘lny lavae fiftieth nnniver-
anry of the German Young Men'a associa
tion of Bullnlo wne celebrated last even
lug in Music hell, the magnificent homeol
the unocintion.
The association is the outgrowth of the
A tlcee moiety, which was formed
arty in the thirties for the cultivation
and improvement of its members. In out
the name of the organization was changed
to that which it at present hours.
An added interest was given to the even-
ing'u celebration by the presence of ex.
President Grover Cleveland, who bud
contain responneto an invitation to join
his old irienda and . fellow citiaena in their
jubilee.
Promptly at too o'clock in the evening
the rweption committee called at the lro
qnoie Hotel and escorted .\lr, Cleveland to
Music Hall, where his entrance was worn
ly applauded Mr. Cleveland was intro
dneed and delivered an interesting uddrcau
Mr. Cleveland received liberal npplauae
at various points in his addme and at ite
conclusion.
llAt the conclusion of the exercises Mr.
Cleveland returned to the lroqnoie, where
he wan tendered a banquet by his personal
and political friends. Coven were laid
forllibgueets. Among thoae preaent ho
aideathegueutof the evening were Colonel
Daniel lament, lion. Daniel S. hock-
wood. “on. William F. Sheehan. Mayor
Bishop. General Peter C. Doyle. Judge
Jacob Stern. John G. lilburn and Wilaoe
8. Dirndl. Mr. lilburn acted as toast
marterand made the ultimo ot welcome.
This morning Mr. Cleveland was given a
reception at the mayor'a .olllce. In the
min; he will attend the opening of the
Cleveland democraey'e new club bone
and will deliver an addreaa.
no Pall-an Company throat-d.
Wamm‘rox, lay lz—The Judgment oi
withinthutateonr which thecompauy'r
firemen-pared with the total number
ef-lleeofrallroadoln the United Etat-
anrwhlth thee-re ran,waa alllrmedby
the United lltateo auprerne court. The
aamtaoatalnnhr law an courtitutlonal,
dubtbatitlanotareunlationol
met. but an equitable method oi
the
“5
egg
iii
"THE "I III BE “MILE?
A Pr spectire Naval Engage-
m t for the Charleston.
BE
In the Yanke- (flnieernud the million
laauryenta' Ilaa-othar Are About
Ere-my Hatched the Conflict Will I.
a lively the if It Occur-
SAN imascxsco. May 12-11": (act is no,
longer concealed even in the olllcinlnnvy!
circles but the swift cruiaer Cherie-ton iai
now in
port item, which left San bloke laet
Wedncmlny while in the who at a
deputy of the United Sluice marshal. The
hate utter leaving San Diego took on
board I consignment of rifles and um-
rnunition which had been abipped from
San FrIIncineo on the echower Robert and
Minnie. The trnnrfer of the lntter'a cargo
is believed to have occurred all San Clem-
ente hound, northwest of Sun Diego hur-
bor, am! it it believed that the flute
“ 'IIouth Friday night or Saturday
morning
The
She May It. (taught.
Chilton orniaer Esmeralda in be-
liercd to be lying ofl Cape Sen Incas.
which ethe southernmost point of land
in lower California, awaiting the supplier
carried by the ltata. The was run tothat
[mint it about rmmnm. The ltntu bring
heavily loudednmd although reputed Ire a
fem on it, it in estimated that she cannot
exceed nix or eight knots an hour, and the
Chm-hr ton will probably overtake her or
reach hon Limo-t in mh’llflt'e of the trans-
port.
A l‘ight One at the Poulbllltiea. _
If mt ionnd there the Charleston will
[warmer direct to Acapulco, which will be
the first port at which any further intelli-
Kt‘lll't‘i‘llll be revoked. Even though the
amber: limit-rabbi is met as the convoy oi
the Rain, it in underfloor! the order» oflhe
Churlehton nreexplicit on the point of cup
lure, nhd it in ln'llrl'fill'erlflln that thcrr
will twilight or capturr or both.
The .‘iewn at “‘nnhlngton.
Wasiuxorox. May I: “it is reported
that tile government hut-x information to
warrant the belief that the ltuta will next
hehcatfd of touching at a Mexican port,
and it :s probable that the Charleston will
make r first otopabont half way down
the w .t count of Mexico, not in the hope
of liming her prey there, but of picking
up hints no to its whereabouts.
in Deatmy the label rII-et.
l-Iu-llinistrrA. .\l. Sotehlo. of Venezuela.
who is fully printed on (.‘lIillnu IImttI-ru,
hurt ju~t received it report that the fleet oi
the government hm aturtrd in pursuit of
the re ml squadron to destroy or capture
it. H. says the rebel fleet Q in In very bad
ron-iit‘on for want of 11-min, nuppliee
and oven fuel, no that it is expected that
when Iheru is an encounter the Whole will
have t ) succumb. lie says the government
rennet-I are of the best character and very
oomph-to in equipment. The crIIiIIen-s Atl-
miml Lynch. Admiral Vomit-ll and two
vmls of the torpedo class compote the
gore-mutant fleet. Four other "'5le of
the find close arc outlet-ted momentarily.
Mr. 51' telulu my» the reportn favoring the
reliciw' cause which come from I’tii’li are
not true.
illnlmareda Can Whip Them.
President linlmncedn. he says, has all
the mum autonomy to bring the wnr to a
successful end. The object o! the reporta
from Europe favorable to the rebels is. he
says. to establish a credit {or them if penni-
blp, lutth‘wthey have not been able to
obtain.becnune all the robclntorieo from
that source have been proved to be mil}
‘ "4 ' ln‘rcgurd tolhe ltntn allair, he
says:
”The ltatu is clearly urunnwny iron the
anatomy ol the “Hindu“ of the United Stem
Ind without a legal clearance, An adult
aha ‘ be pursued and captured on the
high 'i. The United Staten government
will «insider itself bound to prevent armr
from 1falling into the bun-ls of rebele
against africndly government. and there
la no coubt that the state and navy depart-
ments will do all within their power to re-
cover the mud already lost and rhow the
world that the United States cannot be
trillmi with. The attention of the United
Staten had been called to the breach of in
temutional law by the ltatn and the veuael
waa Recap. done not give her my
new “his. nor does it prevent the United
Sta vermin from pureuit.”
111w Ila-mil- Will Fight.
it ie‘ not definitely known that the Chil-
ian cruhwr lintnernlda la in port at Acar
pulse. which probably explaiua whytbe
they department was no secretive regard
lost Churleotou'e order». Had thew
dorm Captain Remy been Inadepubliethe
tatiraa oi tho Cbilian luadmenta
won have promptly advised the Borneo-
alda the intention of the American
mentto rein the lien. It ianow
falling in with the ltata before the
can arrive and to protect her
. in the event of the three
. meeting it will require fine luau-
ttopreventamnlilct. Theodora
n ltemy are. it a thought. to cap
he hate in any event, whit-on the
it la believed that the lumen
Would I. WI, “gal.
I ottbaltatabythe
"Mutt.“ t...“ "P's:
m an .
ia‘ot’lllthohaadufthamlllau
hot purault of theifhiihn trans cm”
breeauoethattha nroor
Wm 1“
THE BASEBALL WORLD.
no loam and Annotation can,»
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RATIO)“. HAGUE.
At Plitnburt—
lirmklyn.
Baotou.
Ba.
0
Baltimore 0
Bane hits: 8t. Louis. I; Baltimore, 1’.
8t Look. 6: Baltimore. 1 Battertam
and Boyle. ‘1an and Robina.
At Philadelphia»
Athletic..............0 0 0 z 2 l :t a 0—H
launrflle............0 l l 0 Ii I) u t! o—:
Bambi»: Athletic”: Lonivilletli. Errora:
Athletic. 2; Louisville. lti. Batteriea: Chamber-
lain and Mutxwuuh. Ehret and liyau
At Boater»
, mm, 5;t1c~iurnbue. 0. Known:
linden. 0; ('uiumlnu. i. Batteries: “added
and Farrell. Knoll and lhmohuc.
At Wnkhingtou~
Warthingbm .1 0 l 3 3 0 3 0 1—12
Cincinnati . . .11 l I: ll ti 0 0 0 25—4
Jinan: hit»: Washington. iii; Cincinnati. 12.
Error]: \Vubhlnflfnfl. t: L'im'inmtt. ll. Bat
tom: t‘unwy and um; Kilroy. Kelly and
Hurley.
LASYEEV LEAGI’L
Alla-ulna»
lpbnmn.............1 I I) l 0 tr it I) 0.0
h'cwliavon .l 0 0 l l 3 0 ti x—I
Bun» hits: Lebanon 0: New flown. 8. Ir
run: lair-non. 4: New Haven, 3. Betta-In:
Antler-mu end lict‘alrey. Homer and Wm.
At Troy“
Troy ................. [00200002-5
Provider! .,l 2 it i It 0 0 2 set
up.» hit» Troy, 7; Providence. ii Errors:
Troyfi; Pry-widow». :l. ' Batterien' W. Day and
Walla; W. and J. Sullivan and Burke.
Ii. m‘
Syracuse. 4: “theater. 0. Bath-rice:
and Quinn, Blauvurlt and Bowman.
THE NEWS "4 BRIEF.
Ito-a of llkrwnl Gathered at Banda-
from \‘arioua Places.
The supreme court of the United States
hea affirmed the outer of the New York
circuit court denying writs of bahene cor-
pnu in the clues of the priwueru Wood»
and Jugiro, now in Sing Sing prieun under
untence of death by electrocution.
An anonymous American has donated
£l,tlll toward repairing the damage to the
vuicnu caused by the recent exploeion.
Archbishop Walsh will shortly returnto
lroinmi. lie lvt aid to be fully mom
with hie interview with the pope, and any:
that only It genoml electloncnn decide Par-
neil'n into.
The (Year has ordered the Jewish bunker
film-burg to quit St. Petereburg and clear
up his bllsincrt-l there. for an upon attempt
to influence the minister of the interior to
urnt-llomto the condition of the Jews by
oflerlug to derote a million rubien to
charity.
Walter G. Unkmann hm been elected
vice president at the Central Rolland ot
New Jeraey Vice Joseph S. llrmlu resigned.
The New York Prenbytery met and took
up the use of Dr. llriggu. necwwd of here
ry. An apparently test vote allowed a
majority of the l’reabytery‘to be against
him
George Lewis, acolored noidier, a mili-
tary priaouer at hauling, Kan. by one of
the elevereut serio- ol’ forgery on record
ray nearly aecurud his releane on a boxua
order from the aetretury of war and the
on at the same time of ”zillion a
rdeed draft. It was pure accident which
frustrated the design.
Employees of the Lumber limiter-uV Am)
elation have been locked out and the my
ply of lumber to dealera bun been shut o!
in consequence oi the boycott.
It in rumored that Secretary Noble will
ruin.
Brant! liken the Treaty.
anxum, May ill-The Brazilian
minister makes public the following com—
nucleation:
8”"qu hmartou. I
Vine-amen. lay 9. not. i
drui- I Y b I’l'atthe gestalt w
in ew or t
IautwlthBraailbmtbeinecnfriedouiinlhnt
Myoffiotmybmiahinc
male clear every point at the
ornarthatltdall he earriadoutonetiy nit
waadanldlaletheflatollaatdaanry.
”“1””!an
A Coal rant-o in Iowa.
Orrmlwa, In. lay 11—min significance
at the atriha now involving the lowa coal
HM
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sourI-I‘ nonwnLK.
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mike: Daub-5am numb
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undid-unity then-other. may
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mucous Induce. wins
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prom. r . nmt inei‘t'on
haunt; 508$ HUI'II Mandala: host.
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Weizmann:
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NINE? 6 PRIILEY 00.. Eilthart. Id.
Wl-RADAM'S
Mlfilllfll
KILLER
GURES 'All. DISEASES.
It to the only mallolne that run he tultrn in
inter ermmrh unntltless to «top fermentation.
.lmruy micro ithe gnrntn uf (“whithild
not In any wn rouse hurrn In the patient. it
u-nntuim rm Imus whale-WY. but in a water
that out with powerful germ-deulmyiap
“A!" :5. ii rllrt‘n who" all other ”Merlin-
ruil. ltnnrk.ult’lng germthmry of (license. free.
. . distemfiwrh .‘Snrwullt, (loan. or 2’
Lul Monet Seanrh ('ltv. 153m
mam-I
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rum mwxma
In 1 mil 3‘ rent
‘Dorlon' Point,
(HEIDI?! MIT.)
Mill'l’li NORWAIJK. - ~ ('0!!!
now OPEN! ,
IIIIIIIB. IiIIIIIt m mum
Awpletibed and Stabllag Yadlltiea.
Shore Dinners} Spmially
g . E. POWER.
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nibble it hmsmci’s.
lEllMflllT
Seedl’otatoes
mm: sun.
Bill!" or «out. '
IIIII nose
Bibhle 8t. constant.
Spring Styles
HATS
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Ei-«s'a iint- nun! (Zip-I. I’rtzrh lint-I fur lion and
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9 i Washington St.
ParticularlttentiouPridtoFixing.
Biennium ironing Silkllats.
Wall Papers!
spurt" suns.
Irur mirtmrnt of l'nper lianningaviu the
L'DTKPnL and l’lrlrnl In the hm it n: .‘I-f-
walk. We hate" m er
Ill,llllfl Roll ill lieu Patterns
Will THE: «mm; TRADE.
A line of Elite-at II and 25 cents
PICK ihll'llil. HULL.
.\ full imr of Stunt i’ain. t’muh more
and Vumlehen. t'rm kett‘a xipur t‘nmprmthvtt.
Brecht-s. Armw Materials. iiuniwre‘ iinnl
Wax Eur hunt «and firm. and Furniture.
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Til “'uohlnztnn .‘ifreet lire. Norwnll.
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inmple limit-I of full line intent ntylel of
Pawn. Meier» antltlm Mlmlrlirm taken to
tor inuperliomom anti" by pineal.
melt blimte- cheerfully Irina.
Electric Time.
IWABKEB ”MEI
um "haunt the the tr 1 Pleat
tfihhmr md’topumt‘hhu
tummy
the were u Its-nine orderulew
Electric Bells. Etc.
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All Linen Bullfim'. hmrnu and We.» lliii’r' still the greatest as—
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wwk. Every article» is ninrkmiiin
m ”It" lult'd'rtt pomiblv notch and:
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Constantly on Eth’dilion.
Luce. (1min. Hair and Braid
l’ins. nydizml and Roll-plated
Bramrivto. ('IIiT Buttons. ileum.
lug .lI'WI'iry. “'aft’h Fairs, I’I-II-
damn. (kc.
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sum IIIIsIs.
Ivorything III-w in thin air--
partmcut. lturhings. Lori-It's.
linillings. liircctoircs. in Van
Dykrand iris-ow; Shirt Waiets
in Plain White. Figured and
litritxnl. Byron Roll t'nlinrs.
Van liylw and DI: Ila-rte Law.
Honey and Underwear.
This week will oil'wr opt-rial
v‘nlumt in the-so and» {or indies.
gents and chili run. Qualitioo
and garden suitable for the cum-
iug mourn. ,
Surah Caps.
New styles worked this week
all Shale-s and (blurs.
nauseous:
Department full to overflowing
with all tho riclnmt fabrics of
the season. He sure and visit
this mnntvr titt- coming week,
for everything now will unruly
hr found. Prices unquestionably
inW,
ums' runmsumts
,~\ Wurtl to our Hunter Furnish-
ing lr‘dtlo':~---Ulir assortment in
this IlIrIuIrtIm-nt is the largest
w» o-wr curried: prices the low-
est. if you "it'll lxtundcrml or
EnlaunolvrI-d Shirts. lntlcrwcar
of any dow’riptiun: if you are
going in III-ml Hominy in any
quality or wright: Tic-s of any
Mylo or prior; l'ulla’ll’il and (fills
of any kind whatever, do not
make tho-mistake of not coming
lnm‘t' list. if we 'unnot scllyon
good.» We- can qllulo' you [niece
no you will in" better able to buy
elsewhere. We are bound to do
you justice.
Oil Cloths and Shades.
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Agents for Staten Island [lye Works I
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M. 5. SMITH
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