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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-02-22
BAY CITY.

Mrs Phelps, the wife of our tax gatherer,
is quite i'll.
The zodiaeal light is now distinctly visible
in the west, after night-fall
We understand that there is a small en-
campment Of Sioux Indians at the mouth OF
Rush River.
Louis CHECKER. of this town, had one Of his
ribs broken IN Red Wing recently, and his
nose badly demoralized.
4 social hop was held the evening of last
Monday week, at Mr.. Harris, Of Hartland.
Forty couples were present.
Mr.. Swanson, of Red Wing, has just COM
pleted = new house, a short distance from
this place, and has moved into it.
From letter received here on Wednesday
of last week, we learn that E. G. KinImel who
went from here to Texas with his family a
year ago last tall, was recently stabbed IN the
side 10y a Southern rufiian. The wound
proves, however, not to De fatal
The mysterious light that has been troub-
ling the good people OF WacOuta, and causing
sleepless nights there to those superstitiOus-
~ inclined, proves TO be lantern which was
suspended on pole quite high in the air.
The ghost was a man of straw covered with a
sheet.
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Educational.
III. =. BAKER, a. r.. Editor.
county suPERIsTENDESr.


A FIRsT-cLAss, teacher whose chief
reading is the n. \. Weekiy,or Ledger,
would be a greater curiosity than any
thing at Philadelphia.
IT is just as easy to have good les
sons as poor ones. and the teacher
should have the energy to insist upon
them.-D. p. Page.
A teacher whose aim is to get along
with as little brain work as is consist
ent with drawing the salary, who is
fully content to be mediocre, is a dis
grace to the fraternity, cumberer of
the soil.--N. T.. Journal Of Education.
The Prescott Lyceum meets every
Monday evening. List of officers:
Pres, Rev. Davis: V. p, f. V. Ellis;
Treas, Z. Watkins Sec, Ellen HUI
burd. This lyceum has been organ
lied for over two ye IRIS, and the
interest is good yet.
PROGRAMME for Teachers Association
at Trimbelle, March Sd, 1877:
Constitution, n. b. Wilkinson; &C.
ography, NJ. Collins; Grammar. G.
II. Chapman; The Question Box,
j. w. Gordon Politics in Public
Schools, A. b. Burr; Angles, r. L.
Reed; Reading, Ida Westcott; Arith-
metic, j. L. McCleary; debate on the
question, "Should teacher join with
his pupils in their sports 2" Aft. G.
G. Williams, Neg, c. w. Youngman;
School Movements, Florence Olive;
Methods of the Past, A. Morse; Meth
cd of Presenting Topic il History,
S. A. Farnsworth.
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Samuel Alton looks smiling and happy.
It's girl
The familiar sound of the whistle is heard
daily at the mill.
Our shoemaker IS kept pretty busy re-
pairing the understandings of the people.
The Good Templars Lodge appears to be
successful, there being numerous proposals
for membership at every meeting.
Success to the temperance cause every
where. May the time soon come when all
that can IntoxIcate shall be driven from the
land.
Rev. W. c. Ross held meetings Tor few
days here, with fair success. He is now en-
gagged in meeting at Oliyet, and reports say
that he is successful there. $50
Our village is, without doubt, the liveliest
OF its size in Pierce county.
VIII this warm weather kill the winter
wheat, is the leading question among our
woods farmers.
David White and J.. Blaisdell have traded
farms and each viii take possession Of his new
property in the spring.
This evening tFeb. IA party OF terpsicho-
reans remembered St. Valentine at Ed.
Blessings, Spring Lake
Rev. 4 Hathaway has been hired by the
Baptist Society to preach in the Bulmer
school-house, once in two weeks, during the
coming year.
{. A. Hawn spent last week repaeking Lis
mil engine and fixing up in general. He
means business Tor the rest ofthe winter.
\ number of our citizens made Amiel
Leieher q call one day last week and chopped
tour acres OF heavy timber. Brother Amiel
h as been unfortunate during the past year
and Will appreciate the favor.
Our Methodist brethren have rejuvenated
the church building scheme, and appointed
J p. Whip, NJ. LOrgeut and R. Condit n
committee to carry into etfecs plans for build
| ing an N. E. Church at the Center
The officers OF Rock Elm Center Lodge, l.
o. G T., No. 265, for the current quarter, are
as follows: Frank Alexander, W. c.; Anna
Whip, W R. s.; Elma Ross, w. L. S. :
Estella Fox, ". V; Charles PomeIoy. W.
NJ; Eliza Hswn, w. ID. NJ; 0. p. Whipp,
x. 6; Ida Fox, W. A. $; W Hull, p. w.
e; ID. butcher. w T.; ;. Cook. w. Il. 5. ;
1or.i Condit, w. |. e. 1; C. Condit, w .. q.
5. BE-isdsll, VIC.
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oAKGRovE

The lyceum is lively.
Charles Stetsel has invented new brake
for wagons.
W J. Morrow says it is "cry-sis" of the
usual weight.
Considerable wood is being hauled out OF the
woods on wagons.
J. W. Barrett viii break seventy acres OF
prairie the coming summer.
The town board Of auditors will meet on
March 18th. to settle with highway Oversee
ers.
P. j. Murphy, formerly Of this town, but
now of Saltwater, Mimi, is spending month
with friends here.
The town treasurer has made his returns,
amounting to s24O, $40 OF which was on
personal property.
Our wood merchants are having Arrest now
a-days.
Our treasurer has made his returns he
reports about $3.50 delinquent taxes.
| Our Town Board intend to remodel the
road districts throughout this town, the COM
ing spnng.
| A number ofthe young men of Big River
gave Peter Fry a serenade on the evening of
last Monday week.
About dozen teams were out last Tuesday
/ hauling lumber from Hastings for the new
| schOoI-house in district No. 2.
The Lawyers Convention at Baldwin, is
what takes the yeomen back in this locality.
We shall next expect to see these generous
fellows assuming all our duties as sOvereigns.
Ii they can elect our judges, why can't they
elect our state offcersl
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PAso.

Roads are very rough, otherwise it is good
wheeling.
Fears are entertained that the winter wheat
will be winter killed.
There is much hauling yet to be done, and
people are anxiouslY looking for snow.
Good Templars' Lodge was organized
here on the evening OF the 18th, with twenty
charter members. State Deputy, Miss q. F.
Nash, was the organizing officer. The officers
are J. b. Meehan. w. c. T.. +; Mrs. Julia Wen
dell, V. T.; J. Hurley, r. 8; Charles Gil
man, f. s.; Miss Laura Shepard, Treas.
H. d. Mcintyre, Chaplain; NJ. Lee, Marshal.
They meet every Friday evening.
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MISSES LEvINGs,

II ASHTON ABLE TAILOR Work done to order,
IL ON short notice and on reasonable terms. shop
al his residence. opposite the Normal school
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LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE.
LOST CRREK.

LOST CREEK.
j. Colby Lewis and family are with US
again.
There is prospect for lively tilt over the
election Of town officers in April.
On the 18th instant the nuptials 81 Miss
Barbara Hines and one Mr. Marricks, were
celebrated at Mr.. Illness residence The oc-
casion was one Of great jollity and enthusi-
asm.
Logs are not coming into the mill-yard
with the celeritv they dad last year, owing to
the scarcity 0: snow. L. 5. Lewis says he
has not one-half so many logs now as last
year at this date
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CONVEYANCING.

shop on Main St, south Of Brack
ID EFT House Particular attention given to shoe
ing horses
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ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTING.

am now prepared 10 furnish Plans, Speci-
fcatiOns and Estimates, Working Details, Ele-
vatiOns, etc. In short al drawings necessary
for the construction OF any building in the
latest and most approved styles, at reasonable
prices ard satisfaction guaranteed. ANY per-
son win save from to II per cent on the
cost s building Dy procuring reliable set
Of drawings.
CONTRACTS TAKEN,
Tor building and furnishing al materials.
G. RENRY.
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MARLIN RIPPLE.

(toNVEFANCING Promptly attended to, by A. OF
- c. T. MORSE Office in JoURNAL Building,
River Fails Wisconsin.
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B. II. PILLAR,

DAINTERS. Graiuers. Glazier- and Paper Hangers,
Il orders LETT AZ the PoSt-Oiice, River Falls, Is
SOu~Iu. -D-'-'
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T|EF-P a bookstore embracing School and SIiscel
N iueou- books. Periodicals. and Magazines
full supply Of stationary Main St. River Falls,
Wis.
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KING & MORTON,

DEALER II Millinery and Ladies Furnishing
A. goods 3lain Street. River Pals COS
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mrs w. II. WINCHESTER.

CONVEY ANGER, Collector and Justice Of the
~ Peace Sew Ceuteryiles Wis.
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CHS. &4THER,
MERCHANT TAILOR.

Clothing made to order in the latest STYLES
and in a workman-hke manner Cutting
Garments promptly attended to- Shop in
Towards Block, up stairs. 5O-38
River Falls. Wis.
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Critics Report, Prof. ]
Attendance about 200 :

Ladies Bertha Barnes, Emma Rolliu, B.
Rollin, ID. w. Rollin, Mary A. Winn, Ella o.
Kline, Ida kipp, Mary Barnes, c. Gilbert
son, Olive Winget, Hettle Newell, L.
w. Ross, lisa Newell, Ella Burk, Nina K.
Olive, Ada Moore, Attic A. Reed, May Kelley,
Rosa Williams, Carrie Saunders, Rosa VIII
liams, Louie Z. Burr, Ada Moore, Maggie Ed
sail, Aggie L. Wales, Ada r. COvell, Jennie
NJ. Saunders. Jennie Nj. Goodrich, Edith Gill
sou, Emma Watkins, Ida A. Westcott, T.
Browell, Miriam S. Gray, Celinda w. Gray,
Alice A. Hicks, Altliea Cook, Mary Fitzsi1n-
mons, Emma Morton, Mrs. NJ. e. Blake, An
ma L. Towey, Julia A Mcmahon, Mary A.
Mckee, Clara X. Thomas, Mary / Grant,
Adrfana Mc(iray, Nellie A. Hope, Mollie Al
drich, Angie Mckay, Mary a. Have, Melia
Granger, Clara j. Ramsey, Agnes J. Edsall.
Alice Hitchings, Anna Cope, Emma Kinney,
Lille Mason, Minta White, Hattie Powell,
Lizzie Brooks, Inez Proctor, FANNIE Rowe,
Kate Proctor, Nina McGuire, Frank McMur-
phey, Emma McMurphey, Augusta Wales,
Ada r. Covell, Blanche Baird, Clara Healy,
Henrietta Cameron, ImOgene Cox, Hattie T.
Hayes, J. A. McMurphey, Ida T. Morton,
Eva Y. Ellis, S. +. A. Lockwood, Anne
Saunders, L. L. Redmon, Nettie A. Jay,
Florence Olive, NJ. Ella Baseom, Ida J. Dey-
amond, Ida Ripple, Jennie Wales, Grace Hal
bert, Stella Dyer, Cora Vincent, Alice Lord,
Tamzin Saunders, AIDA Wales. Eva Powell,
Nellie Vannatta, Iva Holt, EVE Hill, Clara
Green.
Gentlemen: l. Southworth, w. A. Cad
well, II. Deyarmond, (. IL. Lowell, a. ID.
Lowell, r. b. Caldwell, G. F. Miles, I'd. Ham
ilton, Fred. Currier, J. A. Johnson, H. Sta
pies, II. 5. Staples, Charles Fitzsimmonss,
Lewis Muzzy, l 6. Fadden. w. b. Cooley, A.
J. Moon, Rev s. w Horner, w H Lowell,
Cotton WhItcomb. VIM. II Rowley, NJ G.
Johnson, H. Harris, A. B Burr, c. w.
Youngman, c. II. Chapman, L. II: Hulburd,
]. w. Howes, A. MoMurphey, w Cnrrier,
r. II. Bowron, w = Parker,J- H. Taylor, Z.
II. Nero, NJ B Williams, z. Rohey, Q. 4.
Wood, j. w Gorion, e w Blake, w j.
Gray, L. s. Rounsegell, NJ. L. Collins, ]. K.
Elliott, r. L. Reed, g. g. Williams, +. Baird,
A. Nebel, A. Foster, w Powell. +. IT, Wat
sOa, T. w Hobart, T. w. Borum, A. Earth
man, J. C. Flynn, L. Whitcomb, 5. A. Farms
worth, g. Z. Johnson, Jr., NJ. Rowley, J.
Thayer, B. Cummings, Beverly White, w. u.
Chaplin, w. II. Lowell
III. s. BAKER, Pres.
r. l.. REED, Sec.
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AIARTEL


Measles are still raging in the northern part
OF town.
N. P. Haugen made us pleasant call lately.
All glad 20 see him.
There was pleasant little birthday party
in town last Saturday evening.
J. Midboe has gone to Pleasant Valley as
pedagogue. All wish him success.
Alexander Magee has a child very sick
with the lung fever. Dr. Stark is in charge.
We opine that Theodore Winger, Deputy
z. NJ, rather eclipsed his fellow dealers in the
sale of comic valentines,
Martel will be represented in the Institute
at Rock Elm by 3 or 4 teachers. Schools
closed one week therefor.
Every one is anxious to hear from that
election count at Washington. Uncle Peter
thinks both candidates will be thrown over
board and new man chosen.
We took occasion last Friday night to visit
the Gilman lrceum. The question. "Resolved.
That Intoxicating Liquor has caused more
harm than war" was handled in manner
that afforded considerable merriment, and
was decided IN the affirmative.
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:. JONES.

DAINTER. House, Carriage and sign Painter
l. Paper Hanger aEd Crsliner, River Falls, Wis
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PIERCE Co. TEACHERS ASSoCIA-
TON AT RIVER FALLS, FEBRUA-
RY IL, 1877.

Association met at the Normal
School-room at 9A.M. S. A. Farms
worth, appointed committee on enter
tainment. r. S. Reed, Secretary; W.
d. Parker, Critic; W. j. Gray, Com.
on Resolutions.
Intellectual Arithmetic, Professor
Thayer, followed by discussion. Prof.
Thayer stated the object of such exer-
else was facility, accuracy and rapid
ity. He thought separate classes I'M
necessary.
Commencement of Fractions, B. A.
Cummings, with class. The question,
+" What is one -
Physiology, III. S. Baker, with class.
Illustrated by a dissected heart, prob
ably not human heart. Criticism by
Prof. Barnard and others.
Grammatical Analysis, Miss Hos
ford, with class. Discussion of the
subject.
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Mcdonald Bros.

Offer their large stock of Dry Goods,
Ready-made Clothing, Groceries, Hats
4 Caps, Boots & Shoes. Drugs, Patent
Medicines, Putty. Window Glass,
Nails, ETC., cheap for CASH only.
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Rock Elm

p. Blakely is inclOsing his saw-mill.
a new conner at p. Decks. It's boy.
Farmers are busy drawing rafting poles to
Maiden Rock, receivisg s2S per 900 for the
same.
NJ. Haurelt is improving his farm with a
dwelling house this coming spring. John
Oily contractor. II.
A new blacksmith at the corners.
Those social parties are all the go new-a-
days.
The disappearance OF sleighfng has caused
general depression in all kinds of business.
J. H. Bates has refitted his hotel and is
now prepared to accommodate the travellers
and sojourners
The spelling school given by Felix
McShane, OF district No. l, I'll Paso, at J. IL,
Bates's Hall on the evening of the 10th instant,
was well attended. The several pupils pres
ent displayed marked ability in spelling.
If circumstances should prove favorable
another will be held there during the latter
part of the present month.
Report ofschool in district No. 6, RI Paso,
for the month ending February sth, 1877
Number enrolled during the month, 80
average daily attendance, % time lost by
hardness, 81 minutes number of visitors, 6.
j. B. Thompson, Tena, Lizzie, Anna and
Francis Wilcox, Maggie 4. and Michael IIar-
rington were neither absent nor tardy. 4.
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OLIVET.


A donation party was held in the hall last
Friday night.
Oily & Tousley have their shingle and ieed-
mill nearly ready TO run.
Henry Grape and William Greer are both
getting off large fallow this winter.
Olivet is to have turning lathe and CAB
met shop both in full blast in few days.
w. c Ross is still holding meetings here
in s. ]. Hills hall. They are well attended.
Samuel Alton and wife, OF Spring Lake, are
looking quite smiling. 1t is of the female
persuasion.
The Olivet Mill Co.'S engine had a spree the
other day and broke the rock shaft, which
will delay the mill for few days
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\. A. THELANDER,
ID. II. LEVINGs.

CONTRACTOR & BUILDER. shop on Mapl- ST.,
~ on Brooklyn side River Falls
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AFTERNOON.

subject.
AFTERNOON.
Experience meetings. conducted by
j, w. Gordon, mostly by questions
and answers, and mostly confined to
the first days work in school.
Use of Textbooks, j. I. McCleary.
Never use a textbook in commencing
a particular study. Illustrated by
Arithmetic. Multiplication should fol-
low addition. The book is to furnish
examples to illustrate principles.
Exercise III CalisthenicS, conducted
by Miss Holt, followed by remarks by
Prof. Earthman in favor of such exer-
else. Other speakers pro and con.
Music, conducted by Prof. Earth.
man.
Physical Geography, by r. L. Reed.
Remarks by President Parker, es-
pecially regarding primary instruc-
ton.
Remarks on Physiology, by Prof.
Barnard.
Question Drawer.
Resolutions adopted, as follows:
ReSoLped, That Calisthenics should
be introduced, as far as practicable,
into our common schools.
ReSoLUed, That the teacher sh ould
strive to adapt his course of instruc-
ton to the needs of primary pupils.
ReSOicod, That the members of this
| Association tender vote of thanks to
the citizens of River Falls and vicin-
ity for their generous hospitality.
W. j. GRAY,
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DIAMOND BLUFF.

Wheat, Sl.25.
We need more snow as there is yet abund-
anee OF wood waiting shipment TO this point.
Geo. Smith has just returned from st. Paul
where he has purchased fine stock OF new
and splendid goods.
Mr.. Baker, County Superintendent, visited
our village last week. He remarked that
our school was flourishing.
The river is open and has been for some
time in front of this town. We expect nav
igation will open early this spring.
SPRING VALLEY
Mr. J. h Webb and t. z. Kelley have the
new bridge nearly completed.
The Spring Valley Green-Back Club will
hold their next meeting Friday evening,
March 2nd, at the Spring Valley school-house.
Mr.. J. a. Martin viii go to his home in
Crawford county, ILL.,, as soon as his term Of
school is finished. He will probably return
in the fall.
King & Preston encountered more difficulty
than they expected in repairing the break in
their hume, on account of the frozen ground.
In consequence thereof their mill is still idle.
UNION.
Last Thursday Superintendent Baker made
our school pleasant visit.
Rev. Williams, of Lake City, Mimi. preach
ed here last Sunday to the young men.
On Sunday, the 18th, at the home OF the
brides parents, Mr.. Sidney Groucher and Miss
Belle Denham, were joined in marriage.
A dual runaway took place about five
miles from Maiden Rock, on the strange line
road" at dusk last Saturday, between the
teams OF Mrs. McCleary, with Lon Mall as
driver, and the team of Mr.. Mills, whose wag-
on i'll the race, was left perfect wreck. The
drivers both escaped unframed.
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J. 0PPLIGER, JR.,
CONvEYANCER AND NOT PUBLIC,
u Plum City, Wisconsin.
, 1877-11-06
TuE HArrItr MINISTER'S


met yesterday morning ut the baptist head.
quarters, No. II Randolph strcet.
Tho CHAIR called for ii. reports Of church
wott usually made 1t tho Irst meeting Of eash
month.
'rhe Rev. BIZ. Kesmott. Of the llalytcd atrce1
Church, had received ono person by letter into
tue fold: had established tuMl for putting u
basement uuder the Church. Thu church tad
10 debt and was prosperiug. The cangre.a-
tious lad been good, and tio prospects 0! reap.
Ing harvest VI aouEs was IlatteriD..
Dr. Anderson, Of the Second Church. report
ell good attendance. Ut tho pra}cr-uleeiinss.
Many Inquiries as.t0 tIle rlxht way were bcinx
nInde by nelnbers Ut the rhuErl,, liz lA1 Ec-
eeiyel .,ine uietnbefs bY artter aud three BY
baplism, aud The work was g0ipE ut,. His people
bad a.lupted Il new plan oi securing Attendance
at the Sunday eyc,linG service. One hundfcd
squares laA beea luappeu out and eauyusseEs
assigned 10 thcul. These talyassrrs ltarnel
wau ltl and who did not 70 u church, unl IL
all no9-yhurclt-gucra extended cards of invita-.
tioH. This wss done with Esrat benefit. IAt
Young Meas Board slso laborcd tu bring III
uMoelicveEs, and they were very successful III
tteir work, picking UP people from the streets
and bringing thcn4 70 services. Tbs Doctor
mentioned - : 'straw" that the young men
os hls church did uot uYite people 10 "Gospel
services" but 70 plain .'preacliuy," aud were
very successful, While the e,ulasasies Ut othrr
tslisious lnttitaitons, Using lauA-blls bearing
, 1877-11-06

I .,t.t., u...;...s A.. L.. ,,.t,..-t .., :.
f',.t "1""s1 'n'1 ''''""l'as' Hc "n"et
'haHtHseht lot burglary anu as'aultins fhe
officer with intent to kill.
All Of tho county Offices will he practically
closed totiar. fdcb will hare a'i his strikers
out, nut the most OF thcnl will vote Tor klnkEc.
The Criminal Court Will be fn session ~ usual.
A ,trauUe Insane woman II nmonp ,bc ,a,
Inmates: s''e was brought In several days aco,
md picked mp on the strcct. She Is an awk-
wani, ls,tsscrons specimen. and better ac-
acfaptsol' IA almost Impossible.
recri|aTtv ott HI. rr,rnsa Il ti,nt h. bs1 l,rrn
detained ~ "Aur.,st itcin," Of, MI charge 60, oi
higanY wl,crras lie iii not uv,, II, any sui,
euppoecj 10 be suijty OF thc "riunc cl,arrcf, hmt
JI,lrs Metllisf er r,,;,1,i not hnj him unlcr ths
circumstances,
rha ,.,,...,.,. ,,.u., c..,.,
Eo!!t yctsefuaT; "amek telast 'nrtch5, ntle ,las
Gsotihty jail; MIKE EfinAls, inrccny. i've stays
Gun.y IAis; ,tatns. n1nWn. laftcns. n'1eeh Havs
na.1. tn1..5 "ala. t,as,k r1ett' aarreny. aMe 5eas
mouths Isn1tcrtafYi "oGn heaaicy, larceny,
s.e MIhe months House III Eaetee1'o': terrenco
siss sitossey, saea''oI; nGssc lree ycafs Ienitcn.
ay; Ihnses 1t Mn.no'lant, Iafeens tWo }caeA
rnss sn SuIy tam, 1icnty aatksst. 1oIEery, ofe
!eas IenHcatihry; afaH Nooeft helly, robocfT,
s"entS uAs' euuntf .MIs. -
wnt,.u 1,,,. Tx Mas1 WIVES.
nnt!h.it "sm1h.s', oaS oL tAG PRAYING ncm'
~. -. ~ Mss.e. n'.nun , nMn.tsI lauren,
Mas arIcstsu sesteruas anu plaeea IN lali on tlc
vn"sre q. DGaIaY aas y pIMt.ienee ~ chplas
ss ts,"a h o 10. a .. sne; .,1 I'm r. as ahG t'est
..',e NC ras answered sttsl!as ehatgS u ntr
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