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The Van Buren press., 1877-10-30
Tom staner the Saline County Murder.
er. Burns the Benton Jail,

All our readers recolleot Tom Staner,
the Saline County murderer, who while
confined in the Pulaski County Jail CON-
fessed to having, last FEBRUARY, killed
Mrs. Harriet Staner and Mrs. Taylor
estimable ladies Of Saline County. For
this crime Staner was tried at the recent
term Of the Saline County Circuit Court,
and sentenced to be hanged on the first,
Friday in November, After conviction.
Stancr was lodged in the County Jail At
Benton, to await his doom. This Jail
was two story one, built of sawed logs,
l0x10, of solid oak. This wall was
inclosed by another of brick. Staner
was confined in the second story, and as
the jailer and family lived in portion Of
the Jail, an attempt to escape was one Of
great risk BY some means the prisoner
freed himself of his shacklcs and hand
cuffs, and Monday night, at about II
O'Clock, set about making his way out.
He first hung upa blanket over the
grsted window to prevent any light
being seen from the outside, then he
made rope of n couple of blankets and
let it through the window toward the
ground, With some matches he had
mysteriously secured he then set fire to n
corner of the Jail. and succeeded in burn
ing in two one of the logs, the one to
which the window grating was fastened
This he seized,and tore it and the grating
from position, tearing away portion of
the brick windows facing. Alarmed at
the noise be made, and the rapid spread
ing flames, Staner made dash at the
window, but in his haste he grabbed the
blanket hung up for screen instead Of
the one arranged to lower him. The
blanket of course gave way, and precipi-
tated Tom to the ground below. injuring
his back and ankle. Mr.. Shoppack, the
jailer, had been aroused by the noise and
flames, rushed out, called for assistance,
seeing Tom on the ground, raised him
up, cautioning him at the same time il
he ran he would shoot him. To this
Stanner replied he would take his chan
ces, broke loose and ran. The jailer
followed him, firing all the time. in less
than 100 yards Staner was brought to
the ground, having received no less than
three wounds-one in his back, one in
his thigh and one in his hip. He was
picked up, placed on wheelbarrow and
carried to the Court House, where a
strong guard was placed over him.
Last accounts represent him to be in a
critical condition, and doubts are enter.
tanned as to the prob; bility of his survi-
wing until the day set for his execution
shall have arrived,
The Jail was consumed, but the jailer,
Mr.. Shoppack. succeeded in saving the
most of his household goods. - l.. X.
Gazette.
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HOW 1T Is DONE.

The first objection in life with Ameri
can people is to ''get reh;" the second
how to regain good health. The first can
be obtained by energy. honesty and saw
ing the second, (good health, by using
GREENS AUGUST FLOWER. Should you
be despondent sufferer from any of the
effects of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint,
Indigestion. DC, such as Sick Headache,
Palpitation of the Heart, Sour Stomach,
Habitual Costivenes, Dizziness of the
Head. Nervous Prostration Low Spirits,
&c, you need not suffer another day,
Two doses of AUGUST FLOWER will relieve
you at once Sample Beetles 10 cents
Regular size Is cents Positively sold
by all frst-class Druggists in the United
States, II
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The Maumclle arrived from Little
Rock, Wednesday morning, and went
down the same afternoon, taking a good
lot of miscellaneous freight, from this
place. She is regularly in the trade, as
long as there is water for her to get up,
leaving Little Rock every Saturday, at
5 o'clock, and Van Buren, every Tues
day afternoon.
Tho light-draught steamer, Florence
Meyer, Capt. Nichols in command, left
st. Louis on the 23d for this river, and
will enter the New Orleans trade. She
is one of the best low-water boats afioat,
and is oflicered throughout with No. /
men.
We arc glad to know that our much
esteemed friend, Rev. Isham l.. Burrow,
has been appointed Presiding Elder of
this District.
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her stock.

Hon. b. u. Duval, of Fort Smith
went to the Rock, Thursday morning
He meets his wife, there, on her way
home from long visit to the East. We
are pleased to know that she comes back
with improved health
The train was an hour late Wednos-
day night from the east, and halfhoar
late going east, the next marp,He. Cause
heavy ireights.
President Jos. II. Converse, Of thc
Little Rock and Fort Smith Railway,
came up over the road, Wednesday, on II
special, in charge of Supt. Hartman, and
passed down the next day.
Tho Rev. B. l.. Furguson is assigned
to the NJ. +. Church South, at Van Blu
ren, for the coming year.
A difficulty occurred, Sunday NOR
ming, at the Callahan Mill, between the
engineer Stoher, and tho miller, Brown,
in which Stoker struck Brown three seri-
Gus, if not fatal blows on the head with
q hammer.
1t has rained every Monday, this
month. Yesterday morning it com
mcnced raining hard, and continued du-
ring the day.
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Our Literary Society.

A train Of circumstances seemed to
present themselves, last night, preventa-
tive Of the presence of many of the old
er portion of our citizens, or, in fact
many, outside the scholars, themselves,
at the exercises of this society Friday
night. Preaching by Bishop kavanaugh,
a dance, beside other outside influences,
seemed to draw the people in another
direction, consequently, outside of the
school, there was slim attendance. The
vast amount Of good, to the old as we'll
as the young portion of our community,
which must result from the successful
perpetuation of this society, is immeasu-
rablc, and could not we'll be calculated
properly by us within our limited space.
1t must, therefore, at present, suffice us
to say, that it is an association which
must be Of great benefit to our commu.
nifty at large, and should receive from
all our people the sanction, at least of
their presence.
The presence of 80 few of our citizens,
who were willing to take part in the eve
nings exercises, threw almost the entire
burden upon the shoulders of Professor
Bryan and Col Lockhart. After short
talk by the first named gentleman, with
reference to the unfortuitous circumstan-
ces which surrounded their assemblage,
commenced the programme of the eve
ming by reading part of "The Ancient
Mariner," by Colcridge, the concluding
portion being rendered by Col. Lockhart
Both the readings were excellent.
"Tel me, ye wingedwinds, that
round my pathway roar" was read ex-
cellcntly by Mr.. Echols.
The Beggar Man. a wondrously pa
thctic ballad, was splcnddly rendered
by Professor Bryan.
Who that has ever heard the de-
licious workings of that song, "Thc
Tomb of Washington" Disturb not his
slumbers. let Washington Sleep" has
failed to be touched with the sublimcly-
pathetic beauty of its sentiment. john
ME Collins rendered it touchngly.
A short recess followed, after which
our little friend, Laura O'kane, render
ed, very sweetly and effectively, the
touching little penn, The Child of the
Country" We are proud of this easy
and excellent effort Of our little friend,
crcditable alike to her own clocutionary
talents, and the rhetorical skill of her
teacher.
The evenings exercises were happily
closed by the crowning feature of the
evening, Col. Lockharts admirable rem
dering of Roger and -
Too much credit cannot be bestowed
upon Professor Bryan, for the steps he
has taken to form this society, and our
people cannot better manifest their ap-
probation of his labors than to make it
their business to visit the school-housc,
every Friday night. Let all who can
attend next Friday night.
The Van Buren press., 1877-10-30
Sudden Death Of Hon. Lewis Williams.

Hon. Lewis Williams, oil lizard County,
late of Sharp, died very suddenly, of the
heart disease, at the Scott Street House,
about 8 o'clock last night He arrived In
the city Sunday morning last to attend
the United States Circuit Court, which
met on Monday, as petit juror.
Mr.. Williams attended the State I'm.
migration meeting last night, but retired
before adjournment, stating that he did
not feel well. On returning to his hotel,
aud while sitting in the office, be sent IA
servant afler some soda. When the lat
ter returned the deceased was reclining
on the lounge gasping for breath. Aid
was Immediately summoned and ply
sician sent for. DR. Green was the
first one found. but he only arrived in
time to sec the last spark of life ebb
away.
Mr.. Williams was an old citizen of the
State, about sixty-fve years OF age.
He had resided in Lawrence (now Sharp
County over thirty years. ana 0niv re-
moved from there few months since 10
lizard He represented Lawrence B The
lower Hogse " the Legislature prior to
Ihs var aad Sharp in tUo Constitutional
Convention OG 1874 Ne was then scot
To- the State Senate from the Counties Of
Sharp. Lawrence aud Randolph, bis time
expiring with the meeting of The lust
Legislature The remains have been Ia
ken charge Of by friends. and will be in.
TERED in this city Little Rock Gazette.
The Van Buren press., 1877-10-30

-FRANK LEsLIE's SUNDAY MAGAZINE
for November contains 12S pages of the
best reading matter the month will afford
us To its readers it must prove a
source Vi mncn orplcasure unu r-.,-nsion.
Nom sectarian in its principles, it is pure
ly religious in tone and teaching. 1t
contains 100 fine cngravings. The open.
ing pages treat the progress Of Japan.
Russia. Egypt, Greenland and other far
away places are also noticed in its col
umns. The usual number of beautiful
stories, the Home Pulpit by the editor.
DR.. Deems, quantity Of witty para
graphs, poems, etc, complete the work.
Its intrinsic value to the home circle is
far in advance of its price. Every fam.
lily should subscribe to this beautiful
publication during the year 1878, the
January number Of which begins the
third volume, and will be issued early in
December. The MAGAZINE contains an
average of l59, 600 words, and the annual
subscription price is but 90, single cop
les 25 cents, free by mail. address
FRANK LEsLIE's PUBLISHING HOUSE, 5 81
Pearl Street, New York.
The Van Buren press., 1877-10-30
New Millinery Just Received

MRS. DECHERD has just received
from New York City, new and splcn-
did assortment of HATS and MILL
merry GOODS She will be found at
Miss Ollie Phelps where her friends and
customers are invited to call and examine
her stock
The Van Buren press., 1877-10-30
THE PEOPLES MARKET.

A new Meat Market has just been open,
cd in the building lately occupied by Nc.
Ilvcigh as saddlers shop.
Beef, Mutton Pork and Sausage.
Es- Beef to Tets. -Rr
CALL AND SEE US!
--Revs. Mr.. Key and Babcock passed
through from Conference, on Monday
morning last. To them we are indcbt-
ed for the list Of appointments made for
the year.
The Rural Recorder and Fruit
Grower, published at AItns, and edited
by C. II. Gregory, is the latest applicant
for public favor on our table. Publish
ed monthly, at 75c per year.
Mrs. C. II. HALEY spent last week
in Van Buren,.
Miss Clara Emo returned home from
a good long visit to Fort Smith and
Greenwood, last week.
Phil. Scott went to Little Rock, last
Wednesday morning, to take in the
Fair.
Henry Coors and Stuart Scott got
home from Kansas trip, last Tuesday
night.
Judge William Walker and wife
passod down the road, Thursday morn
inr. on their way to Little Rock.
r. Adams went to Little Rock, last
Thursday morning,
The Van Buren press., 1877-10-30
CONN ElsCIAL,
VAN BuREN, Oct. 30. 1877.


CorroN has been brought in freely the
past week, and brought better prices
than the week before. Sales were made
at 8 to 81, mostly the latter price. The
untavorable weather, for the past two
weeks, has interfered greatly with cot.
ton-picliing, and receipts for the present
week will probably less than last.
Sales of Produce from wagons, were
Wheat 81 10, Flour, $50 to 50, per sack.
Oats 25c. Corn soc. Green apples 40
to 75e. Irish Potatoes Zoe. Sweet Po-
tatoes 40c Chickens $3.50 per dozen.
Butter zoe. Eggs l5c. Dressed hogs &c,
The Van Buren press., 1877-10-30

~lhc heavy rains, Monday, have
tsed The river to take another start up,
'u We now have or s feet, Weather
cloudy.
fhe Naumcllc is due, tomorrow.
The Van Buren press., 1877-10-30

Ef- One of the most dangerous prac
tices of the time is drinking from vessel
used for public drinking in hotel: rail-
road car or depot DIR. Maury,
The Van Buren press., 1877-10-30
,,L and FIT. Smith Railway
Timetable.

,s,ve Van Burcn for Little Rock. dali
nysexccpted, at 1887 am.
(,r;ye at Van Buren,, from Little
e.,a D. m, daily, except Sundays.
T.. run BY st. Louis time. which is 20
y t.ster than Van Buren, time.
The Van Buren press., 1877-10-30
Raitt's New Meat Market.

Is the place to get 4 good Roast,
Steak, Chop, etc. Butter and all
kinds of Country Produce. His
motto is fair, square dealings with
everyone. Try his Bolona Saus-
age. Market at MiIler's old stand.
The Van Buren press., 1877-10-30
turday was a most delightful

Ille, arrived in Van Burcn, Thurs
Iieht, and were guests of Hon. Jes
brner, until Saturday morning. The
DO preached in the Methodist church
night; and we regret, on ac-
of the notice being SO limited, no
vcre out to hear him. He went
Ivan Buren, to Fort Smith, where
eached on Sunday. 1t is now ten
siuce the Bishop and his wife were
before, and they then shared the
kous hospitality of Judge Turner
his estimable wife.
Miss Maggie Drewrey and Mr.. Chas.
,ryey, returned home from Fay ette-
Saturday morning.
Nr. and Mrs. D. c. Williams, and
friends, went to Fort Smith, Sat
H. to attend the funeral of Mr.. John
bingham.
If you want a few barrels of choice
es, leave your orders at d. c. Will
Fresh pork sells at from S to 6 cts.
be streets.
MANY thanks TO Mrs. Louis Graft
4 basket of fine peaches, which at
season Of the year is great luxury
Is highly appreciated.
IMr. and Mrs. Hollowell, Miss Watt,
IA, of and Miss Martin, of Kentucky,
i, visiting at Alma, spent day in
Buren, last week.
Wheat brings more in Van Buren
in any other town in Western Ar
as.
Cotton finds ready market and
lehighest prices.
1--WE regret to learn of the death OF
John W. Cunningham, Of Ft. Smith,
Friday morning last, after long and
|eriag illness, of consumption. Be
the war, Mr.. Cunningham made
Buren, his home, marrying his wife
but has, most of the time since,
"a resident Of Fort Smith. There,
Fell as here, he enjoyed the conf
he and esteem of all who knew him.
Judge Chapic held Probate Court,
week.
E Farmers, and all interested
build make a note of the fact that
WHITEWATER WAGON
k the Preminm at the late State
Pn at Little Rock, over all COM
Fi'ors. Go and get one at d. G.
|iIliams'.
Capt. Winfrcy got back from Little
|rk, after landing Ben. Taylor, and
berprisoners safe in the Penitcntiary.
le wiley Benjamin gave the Captain
understand that he would soon bid
|d,bye to Zeb. Ward, and get off to
lIas He will take the risk of getting
'ay.
The new brand of Flour, just man.
ACured by the Callahan Mill, surpass-
anything in that line ever before of
'ed in this market. Ifyou want some
Ns extra, try it.
Hon. John B. Ogden has resigned
position of Mayor of the town of
IN Burcn.
Our old friend, Il. W. Marlar, of
'asant Hill, was up, Thursday, and
& look at our town.
Wallace Ward has been on the sick =
the past weed.
we are indebted to Hon. J. Il. Cra-
ls N. c., for this district, for the Con-
sslonal Records of the first session of
10th Congress.
Capt. i, G, Whitcside is on his
There is chance for cotton-picl<crs
bis county. 600 hands can get steady
'loyment by coming here. Our far
5 offer good wages. B.J. Brown ad-
Uses for 100 hands, There is q scar
, SO far in cotton-pickers. Let all
sc who want emp loyment come in.
r ID. G. Williams has just re-
elved another car load of the
ebrated
WHITEWATER WAGONS.
notice a late improvement in
ak attachment.
The Van Burcnites came Struggling
'e from the State Fair, Friday and
'rday nights.
Maj. and Mrs. Thos. Lanigan pass
Up on the train, for home, Saturday
1t.
bishop Kavanaugh and wife came
u Fort Smith, yesterday, and took
Decorah-posten., 1877-05-17

taller til mig. S0 ie9, iom trosee at prrs ct sOot Stptts
benah %eicn, jco CT suonn life en9an9 pec Ss9pnoellen.
Ser fal altiaa pentss % IirsS eli Stunc snenu men Den
5o oaor uI colaa. 80 lGu9erc &apitalsn fanr Sp III
al pore, oeito lterre bIiUcr 8enter; % Nn ltal omme III
at bstale oeu. SITE cu Sfluins lal blipe Dig eItsralust'
- "0c bebaOsr al Go0 6Orpeien % ule oS @rOeicei"
lom on ban taIts til eli impcl 8arl. VA, lt9 fal Saa
fsOrpcicu o. pNc bam Irbeiret % ct 9oct os IorlOarlI9l
Stpffs Mrbcioe ifal oct blipe. - Naar ban toinner III
min Scr % ti99sr. laa IOber Ia BAN talie rsc 40 srap'
psrue - BOO uei. oct Ser i9 life. i9 9nar lsu no %
Iporfsr ham bort; oct bliptr ell Si3lit. lom l9 ttte pl
unbpGre."
San boIbt uneer oenne Gnci0lc Ell Stsn laa Ialt ON
fomret, at ban req rn no al @iGrNet. "a ban psnete n9
ON % 9f. - "0enne 009 pllce l9 lite bare rnpp@rst
Tor man0s Yen9e zen bar 0pet mig 9oos Sceer. - Ni
bar lea oetl" Spmuutret pee osnns dante St ban 'Slsa
ind 8psuinasn. % msc ct onrt SnIl ut @nNst la
ban no lom Ell iano 0lrpel.
Decorah-posten., 1877-05-17

Fan baps Iast De 8cuier. 5aNsr osusans taIte ON, bin
Yult," lfrsp bun, "bct fan lee life trnte mig; men i9
baabcr liaslaa iffert. al Sorbrpeersn b!psr opeaset. iom
is CT ps pa at il Si9 Der i9ieu, min essn, tl9re %en.
Wan9e benrcpsliss Sinner bar ies hicunsmlepef, Netn
On reilie; bsrlom De itaue erltdttss mig, iaa MAJ @lGoen
blipe lor. n0ltcn iterre. emo ig fan bare ben "Nu lien.
Der i9 bans Ioresls. ia9re bun, ea bun bapos snct Brs.
net. men ies nil es lace earlrnlsn is upltriften. inssn
is ienbu Oct aztec !" % eermec 8ltmts bun BET en-
Sfn1t.
Gen nnlts MOr9eu reIhe bun msb I'M Saotr til Sci.
Iu9cr, bpo,ira be flcrte no I'll Sabritsn. Npfop mootos
benz mso pmiatteuoe Wiaslr al emil. % sap en- Wane
Srprc til at bGlps @roslsrersn al 9osnsn.
"Susn al Sopsbet. Sans EsNoleu. naar on itaar pee
@roslesrsn." lo9es NBfIu bpesnbe % en- Zone. iom
iorctom ~trspuifte p~aaiaIoenos lmpel.
"Naa, uaa, min sOrs Mutton. life laa slubf. lases
SSrant, "uaor Wanben biSlpsr mig al Sosnsn, fan ban
life ltaa mep Snen Soanesn."
"San 1ml. Sr. 8roslsrr, ban lial." lasee Hpifop Uni
Isnns, "bst peo ban osiaa mssst. Seq bOleu itrsnst pa
Siluplinen berneee,"
@roslereren par nosst iorunoret ooer ben nnpneet
Sons. Npliop bapos la9t 10 I'll. leen ban par blssst Be.
itprr al Sabriien. men tos is BET SIsblitfst lts ploes
n9r, ba ban pieite. at ban funee ltGtfs BAN. naarlombdt
bet ltulee pGrs. Oct par msp en- pis Sslpielells. at ban
too inbs ben fore 8aore % laa ~ ON; ban tslit,
bsilteu Mast Der lissr at bare rig. b%porlsoes man ido
porsr mso 6ormusn, % lisdon, psrlonlis Ct tilteos ben.
meoens Be, iom mausle bette @oes. esntlls fun lsps q
balut 9p, % @ranosn isre en- ~bsiiasslis silOarshs.
Decorah-posten., 1877-05-17
as
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WeNtl ul, Sl. VlpcVitt.
Oct par belle llobptiet al 8ciepct. Web lin liuH9e
Ybantaii bapce Npifop feet i9 imisrst al lin principal.
% 6anfcrile ioruo monto9st Silbuo ON at trGee inc |
sorretniu0cn; bOiIfen Mitoub pnr Der MI life mellem oisle
SorbaubniuQer % Wrfslgbeben. San por blepen ,t
Nette ben enc Sang sIer Den onben. tllmee benres N@r'
pGreie, % bopce iao tn9e lloH9ter iom no9enllnoe I'll at
blipe Wiliou0r. 81 a~lminoei9t Wcnnefe pilos bape @r.
oret ia ncoen 5io, % berpao lbt eiter liet CLIENT BET
iojcn; men 9plfop bar MI en9au9 lite al oennc 8tltaTen.
beb. lloen at bare mobtn9et no9en lpnoerl8 Spera9ele,
GA uNei riuaclte Selpfriif, baphe ban Siilbco rTret %
pleiet Den sSoretiliu9. at ban par no9et 8anlte Operol.
esniliet, % at ban lem 6elss bsrai par bsrsltiset til at
iueia0e ell clcr auoen irsmtrrosuee Yloes. gnbper, lon
biuoreoe BAN bri, nniaa ban Tor eli Slcnee. Der maaite
flares oiueicn po bpilfelombelt Wiolsr. Gn ~9rGnrieies
sSrsjeriobsb, ~posrliasrs nGrst al en- ipselia 8eflJlon. 9lorps
bam ~unosrticsn nGiteu ~lfarplncls, lflent ban fun bdac
Ell 9anife a~lmiuceis Sciane, % Sap BAN en- SanelstralI
% Ell lobolpenbeo, bpormeb ban Ell bsers Sla9s slens.
le funbe pGret blspsn no9et ret Hslpeftobelt; men lom ban
MI eusona bapes uopiflct is. GIT ban op Ell snelis Ir.
terenbe 4ioenltab; ban ierhebe ehr $1pn.
ga Srant % bans Oatter fierts bort. bleu ban ltaa.
enos ueenior 8psniussu. % iaa sfer @osnsn, iaal9nss
ban fuuoe cine Den. San bar tiliUlei9 blspet itaaenee
peb ct Stensieroe. % la9oe Mrmsre paa Oct. msosns ban
iirrses no 9uilsn. SOien ltinneos BAN lae Sinsns
% bIGnosoe ham,, men ban lasee lite Merfe estll pan.
pitii0e Sanfsr ON SGpn ralebe bans Climb. % piloe |
bette SisbHf baps fut subpsr lsssmlia Smerte.
"Sa iaa !" iascs ban balpbsit, meeens ban laa IND /
ct slepmoe apsbau oct CT altlaa pa ben Waaes Su
Decorah-posten., 1877-05-17

Gor bet 5crle pjlpe BET p@re en- oaarlIs Maace al lshhe
Sr. Storm paa GA ior Oct Nnost boiler leg ldare9st al
noouo Of ic Gem ri9ti9 iorneist, lille Srefsn," tHfslece
ben oomle Semanc. % itraoleee ielp ousr belle ut Grlise
@uN9t.
"sPeu uaar fommsr Sc csropsr i9ien? ?" ipur9ts bun.
80. Ter 60, BET tommer al poa, ON l9 iaar Flaos
poo "%RaioNm"."
"So, bet CT nctop set. Se9 bar snenn leas laast %
beirootst benne, " iagre GOrltenlsn, % teeoe n9 bag Srai
"be or Bet ltieuneIte Sartei. man pl ls Tor ns Slns
SEQ bar M rnoon0 laast Moo poa Oct Glib. o9 blep l9
iprts Slprmano omborb, iaa tOm lc9 oalaa III Tslilnoleh'
for brbsu ueo ia bet ltnl slrrs IN Ierlts 8ells."
~Sreoeriffc non, sObt. buor umnli9t Oct ouoe p9rs
beure al lfone 9ornenlsn Den Ylaes ban enlteoe, cerlom
bsuoss Naoer bapoc bstcmt Den Tor en- @nocn, % gap
ham prior inaeu gVhrr, men lOpeos n8 isp at bsnplte
Qeiliobepsu. bpis ben ltulos tlbpos ns. Paa Wssn blsm
olso hun ira Den enc StsmAiu9 oper Den ancen; Srspl
ira Nifoloi boubt toIrt Sortieen lsusnoe lren Ior esnoe'
90 oieuusm Soabet tupttsbs bun Den I'll 6remtIcsn, hlenl
bun moo,te tiIItoo. at bun life funoe 9lsnnemltue Sapp'
rintbcn, eler inof, b~puAsers bun %nossunncs laloe laa u"
faber omIsmt. Sc. aarQamle 8rsp bapoe Tor bsncs wy
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MI lut mango @onae iaisnnem. oa bun par tommeh W
pa lit WGrelle; tIloit lao bun % falot aanlsr, moll
bun for op mco Oct lloraab "WPeu oct or 10 NrGttellSt.
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