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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-11-07

for wholesale houses. No one shows \
disposition to work sick horses, and if
the present cold, rainy weather does
not continue, It is believed that only
tw" or th'ce days will elapse before the
horses first attacked will again he able
t" work. But few Of the Fire D.part~
meat horses are as yet affected, aud
these only slightly.
NV York, Nov. 2.-Hroadway pre-
scented its usual activity to-day, showing
IN abatement Of the horse distcmpcr
The Car lines are fast resuminy travel.
Encouraging reports continue to be re-
cc'vcd f'om the livery stables. a total
disappearance Of the epidemic is looked
for soon. The mortality in horses,
however, continues.
N" cars w !!,a pc ru" i" Brooklyn to-
The philant.a publishes
an appeal, ask "tion
of equine tratii
BALTIMORE
disease has bee!
day than any .<". -. ..
or drays are,;o 81. ~..
railroad companies
that no cars will be ru
the purpose Of giving tux
The disease prevails very
should the weather be Favorable
soon disappear. At 10 o'clock
morning there was only one hack on
Monument Square, the grand hack
stand Of the city.
The Southern Minnesota n. r.
An account was published in the
Press several days ago, Of an attempt
being made by set Of New York spec
ulators to get possession OF the South.
ern Minnesota Railroad. The matter
came before the United States Court
yesterday, on an order to the company
to show cause why certain mortgages
should not be torecIosed and a receiver
appointed for the road. The complaint
Of the applicants for receiver, the sub
stance Of which has been published,
was read, and defendants fled several
Fafidavits showing, they claim, the
" cause" demanded. Some of these
were very lengthy, and related 10 part
to the construction Of the road, show
ing it to be good, to the manner in
which its business is carried on. aud t.
the distractions they had to meet with
in negotiating bonds, &c. 1t was also
claimed that conspiracy Was formed
to gain control or possession Of the road,
and sutstautiating statements were made
in support Of the allegation. One Of
tn: atidavits, largely in regard to this
latter matter, it took two hours to read
A number OF al6dav,ts remain to be
read to-day. The counsel for the up-
plicants suggested to the court, a. it
was about to adjourn. that they might
desire to file counter afidavits, and the
question Of their admission was argued
at some length, but not decided. it b.
Ing held by the defendant, that, in a
summary preceding of this chosen by
the applicants, the cause shown why the
prayer Of the applicants should not be
granted, admitted Of no answer or re-
buttal save that contained in the appli-
cation. The court adjourned until 10
O'Clock this morning st. I'aut Press,
71 inst.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-11-07
Fire In Minneapolis.
TOTAL LOSS $65, O.'O-1NsuRANcE 439-
O06.

TOTAL LOSS @G5, 0''O-1NsuRANcE $39-
900.
Every building Of any consequences
that stood on Henncpin Island three
years ago has been destroyed, either by
fire or tunnel. Last night the build
Jugs standing ut that time were de-
stroyed BY fire. In fact there is but
one or two manufacturing establish
n,cnts now standing that were in op.
Grafton at that time Look ut the list:
The St. Anthony Water Power CON-
pany's mills the furniture factory Of
Barnard & Shuey sash and blind
factory Of Wheaton l. Reynolds, with
the grist mill in the same row, the
Island Touring mills, River Touring
mills Ross planning mills, Farnham l.
Lovejoy and the paper mill Of Mcssrs.
Averili, Russell 4 Carpenter burned
which completes the list Of important
factories on the east side, oil Of which
have been destroyed by fire within
three years The losses of the East
Side, by these and the tunnel vista
tio~s, is not much less than q round
million dollars. Yet, SO far US We
know, every man Interested in these
losses is on his feet, and with pluck
enough to swim ashore and secure a
safe financial footing. Their pluck is
what has saved them.
The paper mill building was valued
at $4,000, the machinery $4,000,
stock 81 900. The total loss is SIG.
900, upon which there is insurance to
the amount Of $500. Total insur-
ancs $4,000. - Minneapolis Ners,
Nov. 18Th.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-11-07
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE.

M oA'
Default has been made in the conditions of
q certain indenturs OF mortgage made and ex-
ecuted by James Pace and Mary Pace. hiswife,
to Cyrus Paddleford, bearing date september
IS, A. D. 1871, and recorded in the Office Of
the Register Ut Deeds in and for Mower county,
Minnesota, on the 3Oth day Of September,
A. D. 1871, At 4 o'clock P. n, in book i" " Of
Mortgages. on page 81. Said mortgage was
given to secure the payment Of the sum Of
two hundred and fifty collars (ss250) and in
tercst thereon, according to the conditions Of
a promissory nete made and executed by said
James Pace to said cyrus P.adleford. psya-
be on the 18th day of September, 4. b. 1872,
and there is claimed to be due. snd is, due
thereon At the date Of this notice the sum Of
two hundred and eighty and 25-l00, {s2so.25)
and no proceedings at law or otherwise have
been had to collect the same or any part there
of.
Now therefore, notice is hereby given that,
by virtue of power Of sale in said mortgage
contained and pursuant to the provisions Of
the statute in such case made and provided,
said mortgage will be foreclosed and the prem
Uses therein described, to-wit: The North bali
Of the Northeast quarter Of Section Number
Six, (6,) in Township Number One Hundred
aud One, (lol,) North Of Range Number
Eighteen ,lS) West. in Mower county, Minne-
sofa, With the appurtensnces thereunto belong
ing, win be sold At public vcndue to the high
est bidder therefor at the Office Of Page l.
v heller, in the village Of Austin, in said coun-
ty. on Saturday, the I'd day of November AID.
1872, at 10 O'Clock A. y to satisfy the amount
then due on said note and mortgage, together
with twenty dollars as attorneys fees allowed
by the terms thereof in case of foreciose, be-
sides costs aud expenses allowed by law.
Dated Sept. 18th, A. D. 1872.
CYRUS PADDLEFORD,
Mortgage.
PAGE WHEELER.
Atty's, for Mortgage, Austin Min. 2it7
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-11-07

Or We
From til.-
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-01-19

4 NEW KIND OF WML.-A wall,
lately invented, is coming into u-c in
England, the advantages claimed for
which are the very important ones Of
the non-absorbenry OF moisture, non-
contluction Of feat. economy of space,
u washable surface, and withal cheap
ness. Over a framework Of strong cross
wires, of about one-eighth Of an inch
thick, there il woven by a powerful
pressure, fibrous matter, which Is sat
uratcd with Il solution that render, it
iire-proof. 1t is then subjected to n
very powerful pressure. A coating
of light Scott 5 cement is then put ul,-
Oh it for inside facing. and Portland
cement for outside ticing. BY this
means surfaces are made impermca-
bic TO moisture, smooth, and easily
washed with water, thus saving the
expense Of repeated lime-washingi.
1t Il formed into slabs in iron frames,
which are put together and closely.
and securely fastened with bolts. Tile
slabs are from one aud half to four
inches thick. They are found to serve
as superb panneling for dividing walls
and partitions. Where the space Is Of
importance, ithas the advantage, per-
llaps over concrete walllng. in ena-
bling n wall to be Of not more than
one and q half or two inches of thick
hess, and yet Its quality is said to great
~ deadei sound.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-01-19

4
A late Eastern paper contains the
following ludieron; narrative
| Some years ago, when the writer
was reporter upon an Eastern paper,
it Gcvolvpd upon him to write for the
same edition an account Of the prcsen.
tation of gold healed cane TO The
Rev. DR.. Nudge, the clergyman ofthe
pace, AID the description OF II patent
hos.kllling and sausage mac'IiIle, that
had been put IN oleEitioagat the fac
tory. Now. what made Dr. Nudge
mad was fills. The inconsiderate hnc-
cancer who made up the forms got the
two locals mixed up in frigltilll man
ner, and when we went to press some
thing like this was the appalling re-
suit:
several Of the Rev. Dr.. MWIge's
friends called upon him yesterday. and
after 4 brief conversation the u1sus-
peeting hog was seized by the hind
legs and slid along a beam, until he
reached the hot water tank. His friends
expitined the object oLtheir visit. aud
presented him with a very handsome
gold-lwaded butcher, who grabbed him
by the t,lilA swung him round, cut his
throat from ear to ear, and In less than
4 minute the carcass was in the water.
'Thereupon he calne forward and said
there were times when the feelings
ovcf-poWtred ole, and Tor That reason
he would not attempt to do more than
thank those around him for the nian-
ner in which so huge an animal was
cut into 50 many fragments was SIM
ply astonishing. The doctor concluded
his remarks, When the machine seized
him, and IN less time than it takes to
write 1t the hog was cut into fragments
and worked up into delicious sausage.
The occasion will long be remembered
by the doctors friends AS one of the
most delightful Of their lives. 1hc
hest pieces can BE- obtained for Is cents
n pound, and we are sure that those
who have sat 50 long under his minis
try viii fcjoice that he has been so
liandSomly treated" "
Mad! Well, about nine O'Clock that
morning that Office had been abandoa-
Cd by every man but the advertising
clerk, and he aseeEded to the root and
robed himself in boiler iron, so that he
could watch the venerable clergyman
tearin9 round down there in the street
with lis congregation, all wearing the
lenioply of var and carrying butcher
knives and things. The next day we
explained an apologized. but the doe
tor stopped his subscription and began
to take tile rival paper.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-01-19
! who did It with hi, hntchotl-ths man
! IN at.lLLA lA..a..... 4. i

who did It with lli' hatchots-the man
I who never told Il liz. Y
Says |, 1T ls.ilek you aint 4 niggcr;
II yoli were Well.d xiii YOU, sir. ard
lct your family 90 4 black-huryiltg III
| Oetuler.f
Ti.cn he went into the ncNt car
wiierrt|ic initIi ter went. then tie ear,
atopped five minutes, and | Ind Il
slight altewation with n s,loon chap.
He sod awful small pieces OF pie for
ten cents 4 piece. aud | asked him if
he woll'.l sell three pieces f3raquafcr.
lie s;lidno.
Says /, "by ga>l, yoa do do it,
He swoia he didn't. Then | told
him he iid-tlmt llere were three
pieces 70 every quarter OF pie Oh his
eouliter. and tlmt was three pieces for
Il quarter.
lle set, a pure wllite black-and-tan
terror 1T me, but he was 20 Gus ed
lnt bctpre he could open his mouth 10
bite, | was on t,olrl tie cars agniti.
Bpt ilera We urp at Binehainton, Mt
w'heii pace I win seft lar4 tle l,ao
being.
Before leaving YOU | propound a
coanndilm. Why ia railroad ,rave-
ler like mniic teacher? Because llc
i always dealing with flatsand sharps.
Rlllloif WAS lmaged in Binghamton.
The IInhl;ptn A.,.li,o /, l., IL ,.t,,,u,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-01-19

Schoolboys hear with pleasure Of
ne decline In whaling business.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-01-19

A RELIGIOUS ROOSTER. A man in
Cayuga, N. Y, has u remarkable
Cochin China rooster. lie has obServ-
ed his masters practice Of family wor-
ship, and as soon us the Bible Is tlken
to he read before prayer, the rooster
walks in deliberately and takes his
stand by The side of tie woman Of the
house, and there remains in a very
quiet and reverend posture during the
whole service, seeming to understand
the words, for as soon as "Amenn il
repeated he walks ont without noise
aud rejoins his family of hens. The
children Of the family in their ont-
door plays have the company of chan
ticleeP simply by calling him Cochin.
He allows them to put their arms
around him and perform other acts Of
playfulness.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-01-19

yNvlTE THE ATTENTION OF TIE
l puoi,c to heir tuil stock q ne ,lslts'
stylcs in gcntiumen's and youths boots,
shoes, gaitcrs, OSiorl Tics, etc, cic., rs well
as 10 lha very la'cst thing out in The line
OF ladies' ana misses CATERS, ha!nor,ls,
Newport ties, An;onct'c buskini, and
many other new and iashiona1ic $ yles,
iusi iuceiynl at the City Boot Sore, which
they will sell rs rapidly rs they can iintl
purchasers who wish ,trsi-claSs goods At
the most reasonable ratcI. They respect
fully invite you 10 come ami see ihar
stock. Boots, shoes, ctc. naleor repaired
10 order, and ~ prrk taryu'iitd.
CITY BOOT STORE, FIRST STREET,
Firss door west OF ReSist II ES.aiid'g.
AIy3
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-01-19

r AM PREPARED 10 10 ALL KINDS
i OF turning; keep on hand and make TO
order mwhido-bettOmed chairs, and spin-
ming wheels. Shop near the aMagnolia
Mills" JOHN N, METZI,ERs
Albany, Nov. 8, 1861
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-01-19
DHs. Il. o. SMITH, DENTIST.
FaPer-hanging, CaIccmInlng,
Decorating, &c.

II NJ. wADswORTH win give prompt
IL attention to all orders for paner-
hanging, Calcemining, Deconating, &c, in
TINS city or vicinity. All work executed
m the latest style, In the best manner, md
at lowest living rates. Essy- Orders left al
Furniture WareT00ms Of Chas, Menlev viii
receive prompt attention. iOyi
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-01-19

The writer ofan obituary notice Of
an estimable lady said that the bereav-
ed husband was ',laNlly able to bear
the demise Of his wife." Imagine his
disgust on readiug in print that her
husband was hardly able to wear the
Chemisc OF bis wife,"
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-01-19
:" a Little Nonsense aow and
Then,r etc.

EINGlIAMToN, LAIEII--A Fulton
Market man fi,illd out "Whmt | Know
About Farming" III this wise:
said he, "Jolm do you know The
hest way to raise potatoes.''
Says I, Il do"
Say! he, How"
why" says !, grab ho'd Of tie
tops wlih both hands and pull EN-
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-01-19

He becometh poor that dealeth with
. slack hand bat the hand Of the dill
igent maketh rich.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-05-03

- E7bst are Fos ding raerszF' said a gro
Ger ap u FELLOW ElaD was Eras.ang bis IEse- -
am gediisz fat - Eas tae Fsp2y-
sawhats 10 ssesB p aayss popeEar wrf-
ter fs9aBesislsf great deal ss1 ssazssizes a
ynstsops 1s1ls-
A S-rua Fust-r sa Eazlsss lsssaY sxplafned
70 a staOsg feaaafr a. fsg1@Ea What az
noaufs Tor gDha as51g ssrs bed seslasr is that
be's ~ fsa b. aar wis frss hasssa9-''
A sess taas stsn Is rgsa SosEtrs 50 u1ar-
ks-. sstsr II * slsaa~ss sasf5 q Esrh 60lIars
aaa fits es.sa aeu sE51 hlss-
Tb5f 4 $50 NaF ae1W 2a.ss u g45lIlsgI ~ a
Ess ssyl-J>sa Ba4AaaEf-
safBers's F.-r ss-wsssss.~ ssoass5 = nsen1-
fer Ct Fhs 11ah Gaafaisap55 rsGiaeut ~ Gen
Lss's rsa-rzs array 4aaags1 b@lo sas Potomac
u is ssy % GsfsFtlarZ- 'sAa9 heTs'G yeas
Nefssg-'n Bs - sfaDss a EssasEt solder q the
% sfh A3sasa-sz-
10 Bosa0n 'asoaa1 aha.ssezes soesssy'f ~
STARTED flr - total aAss5asass fraa1 szs1fl5Ez
ss ,sfsr v..o,1.'s zss5ss-' 81 fEaf soc5siy bad
feen s.zrfes 41s sshs-es 70 slazs Eeesn or
.ssstF yessE agss flers Eo1A ssgs TEN 90
RAJ
Olive Laxss oo--ezfs5 CO e hsr fsrtsrss
a. SexsrS. rsossl1F. ~srs tie rsas3rS. WIEN
eFsr So q f-sraF Eir2- Esat - clasp asr n
~ a-zas s. % 80" Ezolns5 - hoFs
i. tbs 1alie-r- FS- . zsupsas Osigs Ess a6a-
plssrss. osf. -snorsszzz ses 81 sssess5oz. see
.srlsss, o ysEis sSys, S1s't sGszs yss
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-05-03
RICHD ". WILLIAMS,
Recording Sec.
a Citizens Adventure after a Shave.
fgrom the Evansville. fTnd +, Journal. I

TFrom the Evansville, (Tnd J JournaI.1
A worthy citizen undertook to trim bis beard
a short ZINE since, and BY slip Of the scissors
spoiled The cut. He trimmed little more and
stiII more, but il would look IoP-sided, 90 he
weaa 70 che barbers anil got shaved the first
time 10 twelve years He WA very bHsy and
basiaeas detained him 10 bis Office until a late
hour Of the night aad vi hen he went homr he
found thar his family bad retired This was
'a0t an GnHs'al occurrence 80 he silently en-
tered by mems ofa pas key, sought his own
roou1 aad Hndressed without lighting the gas.
BE get rsFtiy info bed, when his wife aston
Tsaed hlm by offerings i9sd and prolonged
scream BE aas very much alarmed tor her,
and heslred she bad lost her lIe i'm
ploeef hert0 teit hfr1 whist was the matter.
At fhe sound Of bis v0iee she screamed: .OhI
Edward, come qHies. and save me-
81 an here, 9e'trs" said he, hut she only
screamed the louder at The words.
ife sPranp 0ut OF bed. and hid Just struck
light when bis brother-in-Iaw, a muscular
sIx-foogers rusiaed into tie room and fred a
revolver at bis head Lueiily.it missed, bu,
BIZ Est did nor, for in a minute a pale-faced
uIsns with long white robe staggered under
e blow thar doubled the size Of bis organ Of
comparison
NY God r. exclaimed the husband, care
you are all ertzg ?"
''f5gess ny heart ~ exclaimed the rnuseuIar
brother in-law. IL it ain Ned himself Why
~htt On earth tempted you 20 get yourself up
"a that style p
'a@ has style ~ asked the abused husband.
az be rubbed the jumps on his forehead.
WhF, whcu did you s8ave7'
lt was al clear 10 bin then. IFS wife did
not reesgaize bin She recognized his voice
at hrsf. GEt the second time he spoke her Ter
For was too great and she tainted When the
eFother-in-IEw rushed in be saw a tbin-faced
man with asligbtly bald bead, 10 a long white
aghf-rohe- and in bis rage fred at him, miss
ed. and fteD knocked him down. His wife re-
covered from her faint only 10 faint again at
fnr recognition o. her husbands slavcu face
and the pistol shot. He Eaally got to bed and
slept very well TIL morning Matters were
ssalir straightened up at home, but on the
street biz friends passed without Speaking. and
a. the hsa1 be was notonly refused payment
81 a draft bot threatened with arrest for sign
lax BIS own name a. endorsing it. or course
q little explanation broaghf the various affairs
al rIZht. Dat u took mBch time 70 explain and
for the c0atgsion on his forehead to get we'll.
80 that the Aforesaid citizen VOWS he will never
saave zzsEas as be considers IL a habit DANCER
Gus 70 pezce, and even 70 life
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-05-03

A gEaruugrG Cg-sr@S. -gs slle nsauatafnH or
fhe Tsreg il Is de essaanu ~ nse wemsn and
sadlsnsn to n8tne saa zfDs1 10 10 bed time TO
siuv aor asaaSsyisaB sgaEs naalg rhey hsaF tbefr
husbaEssf, fusaerE and Arsgasrg saager raem
fnom aae tillt % stsar rsfsE@ hs4ns On she
Shores 81 aase A@riaaSe sUeis egarGa1 prevails.
There afr wsEes ~ nae G45ernsen csrne Down
asssua suaaaa aaps sing q msigdF. After singing
ra8e 6rfa ftanEs asty aaFrer awhile ggr the arr
Frerd1g sdra11 ffG1a q u8e magerr sad e8a-
linns 10 sing aae lisseW eag1 The Wesb-En0Na
zt5oes olane bgras over dc f.@es telling tHat
she lgFf-s ssprg are alansas b5nae- How sweet
70 ibe weary Gtssesuasrl- - fte shadows cstfher
r0una 1i,ssa, aupFf 10 tie Bsags q RE losed
orsa aa b1aDe wRep fdag 70 ehaer rhems aaf
bow ahrv ssnsneauasa srI nagare3 ne hondg
fant t5sG se,gsnailr rtsss aBmAss GNelEers By
the ass Terribly IN IL faasay d. I5NgT In this
World that We gBs BDsss q sas nloaE EeagtTssI
Customs.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-05-03

Turning our fbooxbtr afe1 fbe fy-rg,.s yeo-s.
How off the fad soul 61ss fiq ssfs wdfh searH Z
Hos thnobs the besrf uifh tosag . sf5u rsxfss
For acis 'fwoBld Re q tDs1rg ~ f0rxs1
For evil thoughts and hnsfg aeeeots s,slsss-
The trusts ne bare betrayed, ne s0Hs rsss
broken.
We flink uaoo fbe hearts 70 or hearts sssur8.
Now pulseless laid ienasfb the nols cold xs@ya.s
We think upon the lilis 10 cor Ups rrssas's.
Nov sealed f0rerer 10 Deaths Foaasgesf rest
The forms we cias{a8 iBzHsef aud wares emu
braees.
Now gone forever frerp fbeir wpntsg 5Fareg-
We think Of many one whose frieDaieas hssrr
Seemed linked to ours IN chains 30 ggwer
could part;
Forming new frirndshi5s and fofrefdBg alla-
OBJ, bow DECEASED, how worse than vile aD5
rotten,
Is friendship that can be 50 soon sorgoatsB-
Is It not marTelous1y, ssd1r sfrsDre.
That augbt 20 pure and fair az 3gre flhDsaa
chaBge2
Yet there were loves in fbose bright days
gone by.
which fondly we befisTea could Dersr de.
The past, the past would that SONS raylsss
gloom,
Might seal IL in Deaths eTer4asfing a01pbs
Would that from cut my tortured soul might
Forever cast its fell and sifbering blight
For ] haze many sins 10 be fUrgsrea,
BY man on Earth aud by ny God IN Heaven
Forgive, forgive me, Fs whom have Er5erea,
All that I've ever wronEea. betrayed, dsot1Ee55
To err is human, TO forgive divine,
Play re the Gods part, FALLEN nuns is mine
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-05-03

haszy lous
{" 4 btaadfui day" replied Mrs. Lane,
win 4 cofsfd rigor which made him start.
" Vice weather 10 ride eut-aud see The
crops-anf fhinxs" stammcref Nathaniel,
after 2 bong pause "a-heming and hitching
= VS., INDEED /" said Yrs Lanc, puzzled at
Der visitors strange manner, and curious to
taow whrt he coBid Be driving at.
Aroner painful pause ensucd. Nahaniel
.aosed ~ ne lady, then at TIE Aoor. then 1T
De eefI5n1s his fsee formed al coEors. and his
asasc.es fwmehed seriously. he felt that be
Aif 1n8ap ttaen the most stu2endous and try
srx setG q BIS life 81 bis former missions
sw5nfHeB info notbingness conp9red with his
D. wished Sc vas a. home But The Iady was
taEiausIy awsiIng bis pleasure, and be made
q 4spersse esorr.
. Gsss Lane, I've understeod-
- Yes cir ~ repiiel that lady Inferrogative-
" - Nsta.snisB understandings met with a
gsas11a.
Efrasrs Nsrs hecomfng serious, ~ hast with
poor Nsrhanisi sad tnyfhing bur a~reeab.e 10
Nsg- Lune who was at Der wis end 10 Know
fiss nteaasnr ~ srch a strange proceediaq To
rses5s row WIS Impossible, tAoueht The nm
fsr1u1ese nuIns and be bsaced himself for an
ssse-r eriea-
- 70 r. aNnsr ugg1ose you tnow r M sin
gls aaaa2 ~ b. sri5. anf bis rps quivcred.
rate uaeuzhr hiaY a sinr1Htr man, II not m
6sasa Or a 7nnarie hut she said nothing, and
awaited Developments
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