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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-12-15

DONATION PARrT-On the 9th, auu-
prise Party assembled at the residence Of
Reg: W. C. Phillips. There were about
one hundred and fifty pe,en4 present.
The value Of the donations was not. large,
and it was not dc'ired that they shouId BE-,
as Mr.. Phillips is, pecuniarily in - e,eA
circumstances as most Of his ffiesds: n.
object was to testify 10 -s'sSk.1 ,..,.,,
in which Mr. PHILIPPE aud hi eeea vns
are held: in this community, Al nh il
was q great success. The riaie,sp h.d
provided a sumtuous supper.vhieA III %.
joyed ;about $50 worth ef,..ll gift. v,,,
left on the table.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-12-15

, TkEEs:;--" Moodmqn, Spare Thot
Tree The people Of Lower, St. Cloud
appear, the past Fall and present Winter,
to have been seized with mania for con-
vertins our beautiful forest trees into fire
wood. The principal advantage which
Lower Town has over Middle and Upper
towns, as place Of Es,sid .ssse, +, her
groves Of oak trees; which give her an
unusually picturesque beauty, and afford
shelter from the fierce north west storms.
To cut down these groves is an act Of van
dalism Of which any reople onght t. be
ashamed. What will the place look like
when the trees are gone, and the stalnps
lett standing? Even. the trees on our
public Park are fast disappearing, and
nonresident owners have need, to take
measure. for protecting their lprsope.ty.--
It ie sinful and shameful to strip the town
cite Of its shade trees. SOL. ~s':. .csi1 az
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-12-15

the Mosquitoes, which bled tho settler
thr~e mootha Of the year, a. the Moceasins
hssn dcoo from tho LIT Of January 70
tho Slit Of December; but after tho
brush is cleared up and the land cultiva-
ted ono year, these diaappoar-as NC hope
thoir colleagues ore about TO do. The
wat:s is Aanl-rivere. lakes and wells, 90
that oos must break it With ashes before
il will wash clothes. The men have Ia
ken borrowing tobacco; and they nearly
AllchcH or smoke. Apples nrc scarce; put
VIC use crahhcrrica instead. Weeds grow
very fast; somotimcs the frost kills the
squash vines before tho seeds ara ripe !;
and--and-and-wcll, We cannot think of
Z. anything else. except that there il no coal !;
that the wood docs not grow in stove
lengths, but has all to DO chopped; that
people lake their bread in stoves, instead
IF brick ovens; that the women wear
hoops that some Of the men shave of
their bsards, and forget to ray the printer;
with various other disadvantages, to tedi.
Gus to mention. So far as Nature is con-
eerncd, our only drawbacks arc mosquitoes
and hard water; but, Of course, where
there are men there must bca good deal
wrong.
Waterpowsr. See article headed "St.
Cloud"
We can stink about" more than our
Paper viii give Us room to say. and con.
dense it by saying that Minnesota COM
bines the beautiful and useful in degree
which de6cs description and passes belief
Of any but those who see; and then we
doubt our own Senses We think the
people, apart from politics, moral and
igious people, and if they could believe
that religion was not intend d for Sun
day coat, bat was meant for everyday wear,
they would wear it. As it is, they are
better than the average American people.
They have plenty Of Churches, Prayer
Meetings. etc, etc; and attend them !
pretty we'll.
So many people have wanted the
above article to send East, that We re.pub-
lish i. with larger edition to furnish extra
copies-[ED. DEA.]
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-12-15

r<o fI6n Z. I. -ersAuSe returned .r,a
Breckenridge few days an>~, -.---~ -
eryth;ns III a prosperous condition. H.
Hotel e four story building, treating se
feet Oh orc street and 50 on another Is
raised, ali but the last story. The Saw
Mill is up and in good running o'dsr.~-~
lie, himself, sawed 12o, 900 fecs ofluab+s
while there, . .9s..s - - go
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-12-15
For The St. Cloud Democrat.
A Singular FaOt. 81

There is one. still living, who. 1t very
early period ofhis history, was discovered
to have thorn in his left side. Some 81
his friends wero il favor 81 having Il OK.
tracted, at once. But Others, [and they
prevailed by superiority Of numbers OF
otherwise, )advised, that he was not able
70 endure the operation, at 80 tender an
age, but by Icing let alone it would most
likely, in the course Of time, work out Of
itself, without causing any pain or incon-
venience: -4>.~-. -~~~s,a,@,s7s -~
As he grew up, the thorn was obser-
ved, still to remain. But the same class
o. friend. still insisted on letting it remain t;
and still prevailed. Their reasonings
however we're not so unanimous now. At
first, all deplorsd the existance of the
thorn, as a serious misfortune, but as he
advanced in years some we're heard to <ay
that they believed it no injury to his con-
stitution; and others went so far as to a..
sert that they thought tia positive benefit.
He has now arrived at the age Of manhood,
and but for this difficulty wouls be an ex-
ceedingly strong man. But the thorn
still remains; and the wound is becoming
very sore, so that the slightest touch pro-
duces horrid gestures and awful groans.
The wound has also spread greatly; and
it seems to be the advice of those friends
that always opposed the removal Of the
tho:n, to promote its spread, As the best
mode Of giving relief. But his other
friends are alar"s<d at its spread and are
using every effort to check it. Some witn-
out rejecting that they thereby promote
its gathering; other. with that fact full in
view kcowins that Nature invariably per-
sues tibet course, to get rid Of such obsta.
cles where they are entirely left to her,
Others again are 50 reckless as to recon-
mend tte lance to hasten Natures process.
But ono thing is inevitable. Unless the
thorn be extracted the wound ,oiW cven-
tuaNy gather and break. But his most
thoughtful friends awfully fear that it will
have reached some Of his vital organs, es-
pecially the heart ~ it lies in that region
AID that the eruption will prove hi, death.
lfyou arc not already sufficiently &C
quainted with our hero his name is "Unclc
SAM" ".
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-12-15

U: S. SENAroK.--The Republican par
ty owe tito themselves to elect thor
oughly tried and proven Republican to
the U. s. Senate-7a man who has Joined
the party long enough ago to make it evil
dent it was principle which Influenced
him. Those Latter Day Saints, who op-
posed every organization which. opposed
the extension Of Slavery, as long as there
was doubt Of the final success of the
principle, are not the men to represent
that principle now. Let us have man
opposed to human bondage, from princi-
pie, and with the courage to maintain that
oppisition. Next to our refractory friend
M,LLrn, NORTH Is 'ojur choice, deliberate
y expressed long $50. We see nothing
in his Railroad connection to dctract from
his universally acknowledged, eminent
fitness: BY general consent, he stands
head and shoulders above all others-if
he had not been President of Railroad
and sold Railroad Bonds! If this is an
error, it is small one for which to sacri-
fee so good man.. This matter, careful
y examined, shows that Mr.. NdRrH CD.
posed the Loan, Bill; and when it was
passed by such an overwhelming majority, :.
accepted its promisas, in behalf Of his
Road, with great reluctance and honestly
tried to make it work for the benefit Of
the State and the, Roads. It was after
the Bonds had been accepted BY the Gov
ernor and Auditor. as a Banking capital,
that he made affidavit to simple fact of
having sold 100000 worth Of them at %
per cent and now an effort is made to
throw on him the responsibility of their
failure as Banking capital, because he
failed in q well.meant effort to sustain
their credit and prevent great loss to
holders Of bank notes. /
JonN ". NORTH should never be sac
rihced to the mad dog cry of "Railroad
President?' The State needs his large
experience, his marked ability and his
genuine Rcpublicanism,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-12-15
9 NosE Bs1DaIs-The1 St Paul pap

NoaE Bs1DeIs-@Thet st. Paul papers
learn 1 iion NJ that
bridge i tsbs built, aoross the Mississippi
tssak Rapid, viitth4ooat i The aid q, Jack
Fsest We srs GID 10 ii abs to add to
.thir sum Of knowledge tie inf rmation
that tho time Of building sid bridge has
boon definitely fixed. II Vim Do opened
70 tho public on the ed. Of June proceed
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w.
A Card.

The undersigned, would take til. op,e,.
turity gratefully to refer to recent t.,..-
action which, although Of. public character
and we'll known to most fnot al for Whose
eyes this card is directed, should not ~
US be passed BY in silence. Our hou,
was taken possession Of on the evening Of
the 9th inst, by some more than one hun.
dred Of the citizens Of St. Cloud and sur.
rounding country-men, women, and
children, Of such description - Away.
spreads the richest board Of social enjoy.
ment, and alter faas: Of reason md = lev
or soul, which lasted several hours, accom-.
panied with more than enough OF sub
stancials to destroy tn. Minnesota, ,.pp,-
tites of ali, quietly took their departure.
leaving behind them, in money, hats,
shoes, hose, gloves, books. nectelotAs,
provisions, etc., etc., from fifty to s;1ty
dollars, which, tor the times, We call nag
nifhcent. Such gifts are not lightly ~
tened for the comfort they bring, but
thrice highly are they priced for the l.,.
guage they speak. Ladies aud Gentlemen.
We thank you. s[@ : -
". G. PnI1t,ss,
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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-12-15

He had sxsmined theriver;ons mile fur
thcr up, At the point where the survey Of
the new State Road crosses; found the nv"
ar Int az # across. from bank 70 bank :
With high. rocky banks; and, that = god
bridge could be built thor, for $500; vhik
At tho point, aamed in the oall, the k we.t
estimate w.s 500; and the actual cost
would b. little, # anything shaxt o. 81 COG.
il At another point 4exsmined;;.n rid lying
between. these .: Two, i IL buta 91h. aepaea
and good banks, that = better b. ;;dee sdala
bs built there T. or ta5o thsaii fhe point,
named, in the call, for to0o: ai el24is
The vote "a. taken; and showed II ma,
jority against the bridge. "a Nj
:w.-sir ia, "a NJ report setting forth
Mr. FowIss'ss views, and - There is
call out for snotler maeting II lie matte,
should be discussed: What is the argu.
me; mntent On the other side? VIII the cost o.
making The road to the othsr points eoun!
terb.lapee 10 difference il TIE cot Of the
bridget or how i it? d, There must be ,
bridge; any, squabbling Vii pot build it.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-12-15

ing that lat. Of January % which IL
Jews shall dlr find themselves aseeuhedm
Jerusalem. The Mississipr bridge began
at st. Cloud. three year, ago, is to be om
plsted on tho LIST. Of August previosx q
maybe sooner.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-12-15
THE Sc.CI.OUD DEMOCRAT
JANE O.. sw1ssnELM. EDITOR
Thursday, Dec. 18th. 1859
A Hanging.

ANNA B1LANsKI, the woman convicted
At St. Paul Of poisoning her husband,
has been sentenced to be hung, at such
time as the Governor shall name, nd such
place As the Sheriff shall select. If We
might suggest to His Excellenc,, we
would say that the End Tuesday Of No.
vember, 1859, would be = very good time;
and If the Sheriff would select museum
in the Haiwain Islands, it would be n
suitabIe place.
How long shall our Statute Books be
disgraced by this code Of vengaace and
blood ; and the most ferocious passions Of
the human treast fed and fattened in the
narne Of Justice? One execution begets
dozen murders; and the cods.of :" blood
:or blood" works around in 4 circle. To
talk Of society protectiDl itself by such
exhibitions Of Vengeance is but farce
What kind of society would that be which
"ould not be able to protect itself against
any future crime of such 4 criminal as
hrs. Bl1ASsK1, or any other criminal ?
The whole code Of. blood has its origin in
She savage instincts Of savage tuman;ty---1s~.,
The same ia ~ ss.:is Is, which prompts the
: n.ppewa to follow his Sioux foe to avenge
The death Of bis murdered relatives. No
eiviliaed society holds that the individual
has right to ayenga murder; and as the
powers Of organized society are simply
.tbose delegated to it by the individual
members, whence comes this right TO soci,
e.y1. v.. III - @.:% 4H:'i.1.': ...... :
1t WIN m not do to 90 back 10 the Old.
,Test.pe ut law given 70 Noah and Moses
:! The gore4nment 70 which these laws ap-
piled were :. <theoczseies-,he executives
aetedssi;hrly Is the t.eentso f the Divine
:, Will; and the Giver If life has: right to
take i BY any agency He sees f., to EN-:
ploy. + But tbs Government isbased upon
the 5'oiN of the people. 1t denies the
Higher Law as .apre,ne authority; and
has, even according to the, doctrine Of the
supporters Of capital punishment, no more
. right to execute murderer than the muir.
+ asrsf had To- execute his victim. If Mrs
- BlxNsxY is hung; Judge PARKER, aox.
.R..AxskY, the Sheriff, and u aiders and
{ abettoes. are - much mprderers a, she car
~,pos.ihy be; and as much deserving If thu
, gsllows. 8 Acting as The 1,sesent..iyes O
tic Government, they have no more riigh'
;. % take life than Mrs. BILANsKr had
>: acting astss,her own representative. nh'
3 stream dsnuot rise above It's fountain; and
81 If The ,hdiyidual his no right @ take lite
10 eollssiea y ooubiaation q individual
.sseea h4se nah right Thsrs sqno con
sqoisveablsnunbsr " aeshisnp which viii
's mi %, sllli; ..''d % : eeseisyy,sssbl.
: q individual, a,iiag 8 igh. 4
kc il, can pombine % arrogate 81 con.
aieH such right. :.5 y4at As:a >s..s<i.s!ti -
.ks.~q S-. 49, 3@3 ID
~1.s aeo Advertisement on our fourth
< ,,AzsAs X ;rlslS,, Ra.,:nn. u1;to~ - .f@.7''
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vs. SuPERIoa.-Two. gentlemen are here
from Superior, to further .ths opening Of
communication between t y +. point =, and
thi, region 1i III riley I state th.s good, .r'
delivered there, direct from - Nev York =
cheap as at Chicago, and produce sells =
high. Wheat is worth 800 pr bu,hsl
at Superior and they .re purchasing ao'a,r'
and boot to take over y At.s !, ~ our
p ,o,,l .uake W and MAKE Aas, Road e. q
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-12-15

: The5 kpablieep. s., he ctr Of New
York have nominated Hon. George OPdyke
as their candidate for Msyor,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-12-15
Bridge Meeting.

Pursuant to call, the citizens Of St.
Cloud met at Wilson'S Hall on the 18th,
to vote on proposition for building q
bridge over Sank River. Rev. MIR. Low
~, chairman Of tho Board Of Town Su-
pervisors read the call and wished the
meeting to proceed at once to the busi-
ness Of voting. J: H. Fowler moved 70
discuss tho merits of the question after
some opposition obtained hearing
He stated that the call was not proper
" worded, that as it proposed to the people
smpl.', to vote aye or .say on the question
whether St. Cloud would build j bridge
over Sank River, at or near Chester Waits
house on the old Red River trail. 1t left
the people no choice in locating the bridge;
and no controle over the amount Of cost.
If the measure were carried those! in charge
ofis ght build avery expensive structure;
ant; no matter what the unnecessary cost,
Tic people must foot the bill, We wanted.
& bridge aud were willing to build it; but
they wanted it at that point wherci, could
he; most easily, built; provided it would
accommodate the puplic At such point. =: =
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-12-15

~ The FtssRDasseerut, Of ST. 10.
.sspb, No., saays::sTo naI E: >12to '42'' 1917
~ Tie pl,sopl. d Extern yi,gini. seem en-
lse = t ,a.s ;.sses # themselves. +
=, Cant possibly 90 It, Friend, BoYxros.
Mature has preceded them in that bust
pess and they find themselves already
made, 1 finished 81, clear oat to The tip
SAN0 ~ sssu41 0N1D. ffcs -t.gr +AaTe,r3f+1 re.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-12-15

IA =
% @ se!s = pss.3ssE =. T. X,';se''
David kowry, T. cLAREIDss N0cJulsio Miss
CLARA 8. CLAsxss ~ ef s.. Cloud. Il
. This ought to BE .=happy' ''nsteh, 70"
10 arc entirely ig.1ssd.- Mi. MccLuss
is not very good looking; but hs.aa gosd
JseS DenoosatIasd Iaclevsf lelbG So
that u d r. pdIe1ljjlSt lAtIe friend, aCLAaA, y
sl .st'E 81 ri. Il, .ssh sn 81 Il
1enaaity. b. in. ussryiag At s5luq Nay he
DO & geea 7; ;aa :,s 4. hapPy -" Ese""h.
f. III sl la ;ei'sanass..o h.'.
teea oehois6b Oeosg1s e IL eaouse 4
Represents Representative .ssi i;a s,sis 81 III 81
ii Spsaher-dt! Cokgswsll.
Chief ClerkAiJSiea Benson: -
Assistapt ClerkTA, +. f9ife1.
.AiptingfQ &ff7g jFtRotter.
-Sergeaptsat-Arm9-W j., Shelley.
AaF{fsthffh4T6 Res lhf1dh99uI! HaHJ
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The Massachusetts, Legislature hs.
voted to erect . statue Of Horace Mann. :
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49,
Moving figures in the distance
Did her searching glance descry.
shrieked she then with fren.ied gesture,
"See them they are on my track!
Will you give me to the bloodhounds.
Win you let them drag me back,
To be scoffed at, to be trampled,
To be tortured on the rack ?"
"God protect you!' said the pastor,
:" For cannot grant yeu aid !;
Evil times are fallen upon us,
When such brutal laws are made;
But it is the will Of Heaven
That our rulers be obeyed.'
Q, that gaze Of speechless anguish
o, that heart wrung wsman's vail!
As the hunted slave few onward,
Made his very heart to quail
Made his very hair to s,iffen,
And his face turn ashy pale!
But the door was shut and bottled.
And the fugitive was gone,
Ere the strangers from the hilltop
Had descended to the lawn:
Vain good constable and planter,
Vain the erEaad ye are on.
When the moon arose that evening,
+ On the evil and the good,
Iwc poor tenants OF q lovel,
Tina. beside the forest stood,
Found the hunted woman lying
Where they went to gather wood;
Bore her TO their wretched dwelling,
Placed her on it's only bed,
Wet her parched lips viii water,
Strove to make her taste Of bread.
Chafcd her limbs, and watched beside hes -~
In the morning. she was dead!
And the parish gave coffin,
And decent grave was made,
And q meage1 group assembled,
And the parish pastor prayed
Standing with his head uncovered
= Where the silent dust was laid.
Hitherto in speech so gifted, ';ts*"s*., i
Wherefore did his language fail {! "
Wherefore did his accents tremblel;
What could make his cheek 30 pale
No one living had accused him, .'''
% And the dead can tell no tale -
o.! bespeak the pastor gently,
= For HIS punishment 10 sore ''''
Little lower than: the angels *''.'
:. Had he deemed himself before; III: -.
Now. even consciousness Of manhood
Lives within his soul no more! .;
-, In bis ear wall is ringing, Il ::,.f
And he hears it. every where: =
Hears it in his quiet parlor, .,~.... .
Hears it on the pulpit stair! NIX
%, entreat the pastor Kindly, ~
i For he has enough TO bcsrl t'HI".; =
But for that poor novels inm'tes--.... ~ :.
When they thither turned again, "
WELT THY knsw it, Was an angel
That upon their bed had lain; tT.4 H."
!, For j. lighter seemed, and sepftsrsr LIT T
70 t their weari mess -nd pain y. .,,
And their frugal bread seemed swestsr.
10 their hunger than before -, lc,l
, Warmer va tho elllen hearthstone,
ah Smoother VAS the broken shoor ."'
And they lovsd each other better, 2.:'@
u Loved their God; and neighbor, nsrs.
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s.~sy seo Advertisement on our fourth
~ peges"The Rowing Editor. T~::7 -
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Much smoking kills liva mon, and cures
dead swine
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-U"e~~----~------
= HAwK,Ns' SrzAM pi.ow.Ihe plates
Of this new wonder reached us too late
for the extended notice due this achieve,
ment Of our young friend and quandam
pupil. ':'1.:..' ~ .,.:. .:, w.. .,.....
This Plow is, on the rotary. principle,
the shares icing Fixed upon revolving
shaft. Il was patented Oct. 18th 1889;
and has been pronounced by some Of! Of
Pittkurg's. best mechanics, far superior to
FAwks,:: The inventor is . young gen
tlemanr farmer, son. Of WV. G. Hawkins,
ST., At Que time Speaker Of The House Of
Representatives, Of renn.., and one Of
our nearest neighbors and dearest friends
in our old Swiavale home. They are !
family Of gcniuses quiet unobtrdsiiv5e,,
sensitive, and spiritually beautiful, j ath::
tter;,mother asd.aA tbS.shiil area are s,sange.
Fly truthful The boys were always se,
down at school Is ''dull b'ys." That i,
their heads did not mature ID J.. year Ike
: pumpkin. They weps i not. moe and
scholars At six years Of age; aud how *
trejoice that JAMES has realised OH IL.
lpectations and long time confident pr,dje
tons - although il : W Of which y
ws.A not have dreamed. May ,hsI P]ou
/ bssash .saeeessj a. W hop, and believ,
il will 10, and he cannot wish FIR more 20
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aJAcxA1s-Ths "D@m or,s.tie';; press j,
f'ightfqql y, sterles 'horrid
MURDER Ard EebeFies eammitted, by, the
martyr. IF ,tFr.<de@ JOHN BROWN, in.
the yens long gsn.sbJ: sse'he people hive
. worn that some odss,; f~hS Looked l;ks him
did thus and ' %; ' xhen, .ty.shtv.y, the the
case is made ont ,Nis odd IL Slavery
has @rnot 'fi;spds enough to, 80 'tswcat it
through. xhd.e littls'f dineuaty J. The hon
is dsaa IT,: nsed 'aft ii
,:W + pp g yopE work, gentlemen toad
les. ,Kosr; masters have killed tho body.
Ii D. your; basisess TO musde r. tho soul sf' i
o! Do not besoaar.d:: ''old Brown ID not
coming. 4 i o99plyy the eriekett; and yoafl
copsciences. You can say and swear Any
thing that suits yeu, for he canaot y, tra'
dict you now. Say on S;'''''''','4 s''' ia
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-12-15
MARRIED.

At'cold Springs, Dec. II, by J: B. Pes.'s
Esqr., Mr.. JAMEs II. BoyIEx. of Psyses7ii:s.
and Mis-, CAsArIssA =: G. R,c1A,psos.
daughter Of Wm. Richardson Of Mislsap-!is-
i 4 I, l.. Cloud >i;,... laoenb,r III. y Rev.
Z. g. Bowdish, Nr: ". 4: Cars SD Niss l.
N: Moons, beth Of 81. c5esd,-