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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-09-24
MORTGAGE SALE.

Default having been made In the payment Of
a sum OF money secured to be paid by an inden
ture OF mortgage, made and executed by Nor
man II. Adams and Emily Adams to Frank A.
Adams, bearing date the sixth dav OF May, A.
d. 1878, and recorded in the office OF the Regis
ter Of Deeds of the county OF Van Buren, state
of Michigan, on the eighth day of May, A. ID.
1873. in Llber Twenty (20) of mortgages, on
page 245; which said mortgage was duly as
signed by Frank A.. Adams to the Citizens Ma
tional Bank OF Niles, in writing, which assign
ment bears date the 2lst day or June, A. ID.
1878, and was recorded in the Office Of the Reg
lister OF Deeds for the county OF Van Buren, on
the Dist day OF June, A. ID. 1873, in Liber Is OF
mortgages, on page Ala; by which default the
power OF sale in said mortgage contained has
become operative; and no suit or proceeding at
law or In equity having been instituted to re-
cover the debt secured by said mortgage or any
part thereof, and the amount claimed to be due
at this date is the sum OF S1640.56, Notice is
hereby given that, on Monday, the Goth dav OF
December, A. ID. 1880, at II O'Clock noon, at the
front door of the Court House, in the village of
Paw Paw, in The county OF Van Buren, aud state
of Michigan, shall sell at public auction to the
highest bidder the premises described in said
mortgage and hereinafter described, or 80 much
thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the
amount due thereon, with costs and expenses
allowed by law; which said premises are an un
divided one-half OF all that piece or parcel of
land lying and being in the county OF Van Blu
rem and state of Michigan, known and described
as follows, towit Lying and being on section
thirty-three (33) in township one (1) south OF
range fifteen Q5) west, commencing on the
north line OF said section thirty-three (33) four
teen (14) rods east OF the northwest corner OF
said section, thence south parallel with section
line seven CD rods, thence west parallel with
section line six CO. rods, thence south parall ell
with section line to south line OF land decided to
Eliza Knowles and John f. Barrows by Johna-
than N. Hinkley and Elizabeth Hinkley, thence
east to the southeast corner OF land decided to
Elijah Knowles and Thomas Barrows by john
athan N Hlnckley, thence north along the CEN
ter Of the highway to the north line or said sec
ton, thence west along the line of said section
to the place Of beginning, containing one %
acre OF land, more or less. Also, water pow er
originating from mill dam sufficient for tanning
purposes, and no more. 1331t13f260
Dated September Goth, A. ID. 1880.
THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK OF
NILES, MICHIGAN, Assignee Of Mortgagee
j. A. KELLOGG, Atty for Assignee OF Mortgage
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-09-24
WILLIAM REID,

~ & IA Congress st. East, Detroit. Mich.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-09-24

On OnOCan't be made by everv agent
nSSS every month in the business we
furnish, but those willing to
work can easily earn dozen dollars day right
IN their own localities. Have no room to ex-
plain here. Business pleasant and honorable
Women, and boys and girls, do as we'll as men,
We will furnish complete outfit free. We will
bear expense OF starting you. Particulars free.
Write and see. Farmers and mechanics, their
sons and daughters, and all classes in need OF
paying work at home, should write to us and
learn all about the work at once.
Address TREE IL Co. Augusta, Maine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-13

of overtaking HIM. There were many people, in
the street, but thcy did not appear TO- realize
what was happening or they were inundated by
the knife of the thief. At any rate one attempted
arrest his fl ght The thief is said to have changed
coats wi II on mplice ut Centre-st and to have
disappeared down Chatham-st
Mr. Schmidt went back TO Chambers.st and
Broadway and asked the officers whv they had
made effort to the thief. One of them re-
piled that they did not see him until he had gone
half way 10 Centre-st.. and that 1t was
then too late to follow him. Mr.. Schmidt
expressed Indignation at their inacton, and II IS
sand, intends TO make complaint against them az
Police Headquarters. He informed Captain Walsh
of the attempt at robbery and said that the affair
occurred quickly and unexpectedly that ne could
not give an accurate description of the thief who
was about nineteen years old, tall and SLENDER and
dressed in an old gray coat and dark trousers ana
wastcoaf. Captain Walsh detailed two detectives
to hunt for tue thief and they found boot back
who said that he knew the man by sight. In
company with this boy the detectives visited var-
Gus parts of the city yesterday where twas Thought
they might probably meet him, but the boy did
not discover the man he was looking for. At the
City Hall Station last evening confidence was ex
pressed that Mr.. Schmdts assalant would sooner
n later DO arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-13
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY NOVEMBER 49, 1850

for his chief honor aud happiness. oar
his coming to Washington his seat was w =
vacant In the place Of Worship: he often rreiru w
discourse on the words Better he That rneth MS ow
spirit than he that taketh ty az he religious rslS
his life he rose above the twofOd conviction wcn
strained most public men FROM public prore'slh VI
Christian fnih namely: the suspicion OF hypocry a
~ .eetarianism and was bdDtlzed when ut the very
height OF his political expectations - s.,
When secession and the war following IL came, SAN
Houston was almost alone opposing 10, In open WoIu
and I'm direct acts. Wnen in varied companies tne r.
mark was dropped that Lincoln would not NC peaosapy
rated, Houston firmly said "The man Una,
attempts 10 prevent II shall walk over my deah Douy
True 10 his word when on the day OF lnaugura,lon
son was 10 pass close up the left side 81 the carriage
IN which Lincoln sat with Buchanan on MS rgnl, the
rail- forr, OF Houston mounted and armed, was seen
throughput whole route, pressing 80 CLOSELY up W
tber h q = tina no man could nave passed between
Such record should get aside any suspicion tnat
Houston was not in every relation model oi loyay,
ReTrIng TO the OF MIA family he nV'd TWO years
I'm vet another political exile; but adored IN ms tam,
and not an alien from the wealth or the re-
deemed" dbohDb W. oAs'o''
Mem York, Nov. 5. 1880.
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A PICKPOCKET WHO ESCAPED.

SEEING A MANS WATCH ALMOST IN TUX PEYsESCE
OF TWO POLICEMEN THE WATCH RECOVERED,
But THE THIEF AT LARGE.
Captain Walsh, Of the City Hall Police, reported
10 superintendent Walling yesterday the particulars
of an attempt at robbery which was made in Broad
way broad day light and almost III presence Of
two policemen. Henry +. Schmidt, of A. Hang l.
Co. of No. "a Reade-st, while passing Broadway and
Chambers-st. nj 3:3Op IN. Thursday wHsattracted at
tue sight of q crowd gathered around a man who was
distributing coored handbils at the corner of the
City Hail Park Mr. Schmidt. while forcing his
way into the crowd, felt pull at his watch-caaiu,
and on looking down saw that his watch was gone.
He accused young man who had j0stled HIM Of
having bis watch, and seized him by the arm. The
man denied having taken the watch. but he had
had time dispose of IT, and still had II IN his hand
Mr.. Schmidt iorcibly recovered his property, and
made a de termned effort To arrest the thief. He
shonred " Thief Theft and cndeavored TO attract
the attention Of two officers who were standing on
the Opposite side Of Broadway, and 10 Summon as.
sistance from the crowd. The thief who young
and vigorous was too quick. however: he tore him-
self free from Mr.. Schmidt and struck at hun with
an open knife, eating him slightly on the hand. He
then ran at full speed along Chambers-st. plrsncd
by Mr. Schmidt, who lost ground IN the cbnse 80
rapidly that he soon forced 10 give up oil hope
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-13
WIVES TOO MANY BY ONE.

On warrant issued by Police Justice Walsh
Thursday night Charles NJ. Edgar, age forty-hve,
who gives his occupation as clerk, was arrested al
his home, No 234 South Second-st.. Brooklyn. lie
charged with bigamy, and after spending night
in the Washington Street Police station was ex-
amlned before Justice Walsh yesterday. In Septem-
Der Edgar was married to Miss Lillian Cocks of No.
300 Grand-st., Brooklyn, with whom lie
became acquainted q few months before
He represented himself as worth $4,000 and as n
widower without children. Shor " after the mar
rage ne borrowed $500 from his father-ln-iaw,
who Notwithstanding this, still believed EdGaTs
story OF his wealth. With the borrowed money
Edgar and his wife began housekeeping. Recently
his wife found a letter IN his pocket addressed to
Il" Dear father" which said that " Mamma was wei,
and would Ike to sec papa" THIS proved TO be
from Edgar's twclve-years-Od son, vino was at
school IN New-Jersey. The newly wife went
to her father with this fact, and he set on foot
an investigation which showed that Mrs. Edgar
No. was living at No. l UnIon-place, Brooklyn,
her husband having de erted her about SIX months
ago. and having made no provision for her support.
Edaar pleaded not guilty and was committed Tor
examination Mon ny. lie claims TO have been M
formed by a lawyer that he was divorced from his
first wife. bur she saws that no such action was
taken, although they talked of a legal separation.
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yesterday. however. that he crossed the ferry
or entered the oars, His friends fear that
be has been the victim Of violence. They. say that
he was of temperate habits and that there was
nothing IN his business or family relations that
would cause him 70 contemplate suicide. Some
members of the Stock Exchange recall now, some.
thing peculiar in Mr.. Reid's manner for the last
il Mt he time they think now that his disappear
ance is due to partial loss of reason,
Mr.. Reid became member of the Stock Exchangc
December 10. 1875. He was clerk with DUNCAN 9i
sherman q Co. for several years before the failure
of that firm He is about thirtvthree years old and
has been married only year. His mysterious dis
appearance has completely Frustrated his wife.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-13
HOME NE HS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

FIN drenus Hotel - Baron BoisTy fAnGlas,
French Minister Mexico ColoneIJ 4. Bridgland s y
Consul at Havre: Genera o. NJ Poe L. : A., ana AlIth
Mnnroe Of syracuse N,,C- York Hoe-Genera Joseph
r. Anderson. OF Virginia and ex-May0r O. W. untchnsnn
OF Utica - Clarendon HOfei-MayOT Frederick Prince,
Of Boston EefroDoldn H0e Chief Spec al Agent A. a.
Tingicr Of tho Treasury Department Hoc mg1 Hg.-
James Dunont Supervising IN 'ctorGenera ot Steam
We UOss-W w. Armstrong, OF Cleve
land and stephen Arnoi Of .SJGnes Hotel
Henry G. Robinson Of Hartford.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-13
SMALLPOX SPREADING.

Three new eases Of sma l-pox in this city were re-
ported Yesterday to the Board of Health. One was
III HIghoriige one IN Dominica -st. where recently
a case found, and the tnird III IhOmpsOn-st
Recommendations In the last case the contagIon
was traced TO the infected district IN Highbridge
All the patients were removed 10 the Riverside
Hospital and the customary precautions were taken.
II is nov believed that he disease Will run its
course and that in the winter many new cases will
occur. The Health Department Is sending large
quantity OF vaccine virus to San Francisco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-13
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

sun rtses.. GA sun cts. AZ LOCK SLOW 100. III
Moon scts.-. 1888 AooL sod5hs V3i hp'h i%o ""''N
usu WATER TO-DAY \ ,,o
Sandy HOOK ABB GOV Island. $50 Hsl iats .. Hlo
nor WATER rO.t,Y-P ". ,,o
SANDY Uoox BOO Gov islanf $40 Hell Gate 1888
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S8IP NEJVS.
SHIP NEWc.
popr on NEyy WORK NOV IL, 1880.

PORT OF NEW YORK NOV. IL. 1880
Ctr c,v ~ London ,Br, Wilson london oct 81 with mdsc
and passengers 10 w II Thompson q 20 49, 49,,
Str Canada OBJ Griths London oct 80 with rndse ana
Str Rhen tier Meyer, Bremen oct ~ via southampton
Nov q with mdse and $40 passengers 70 OelrlChs CO.
mouth Nov q with mise TO Petel Wright sons.
Sir Glencoe frl Gular, Shanghai sept H. foochow ~
Annoy "a singapore oct Aden 10 SueI To- Port Saiu ~
Gibraltar 20. with teas 70 Henderson BIOS III, IL. o.,
str Charleston Lockwood Charleston daTs Win ndse ani
passengers 70 j W Quuiard x GO. - II. -
str Ellen Terry, Smith. Morehead CITY, with mdse 10
Bark Minnie r McNutt. Dunxrk Oct IL. In ballast TO
ssrg Grolamo Olvari utaD ovad Leith SO days, with
coal To order; vessel 10 master =, ,o
Brig Nellie (Of Halifax ROode, Little Gace Bay, b ~
DAYS, with coal 10 Perkins & co. 49,
Brig Irene Yates Sierra Leone 40 days with mdseb fae
q Porterfied. 80 - .,
Brig jeremiah Ford MaanZa3 l2dayS Win sugar 20 Oruet
vessel 10 X Buck II Co. ,
Brig Eastern STAR Bogert Antigua "A days VITA sugar ana
mOlasses TO II TrOwbridge & sons.
schr Twenty.one Friends Jarrett Jacksonville days
with lumber to ID Hunter sons vessel 70 master -,
Schr Joseph Rudd, Tyler Georgetown days with naval
schr Jenne Carter sargent Kemebec River with ice TO
KnicKerbOcker Ice Co. 49,. ,,-,--
schr Montana Belrse Kennebcc River with ice to Knck'
ScHT Marion drawer Bailey. Gardner, with lumber to
Schuyler. go ,.
schr Isabela Jewet, Randall. Bangor with lumber to
Simpson. Clapp g 90.
Schr Il NJ BroOSngs Dunton Portland with lumber to
schr Harbnger Wentworth, Bangor. with lumber to
schr @ ( Morey Allen Calais with lumber simpson.
Schr W simmons Campbell. Charleston days. with
Florida, Gilmore. Jacksonville days with Hnber To
Mudgett bound 90 Perth Am1oy ,.o,..a.,ro m ,,r,
Schr James WOOihOnse Douglass Jacksonville w lays
with am Ier brow & Bucki vessel % Warren Ray
schr Fanny KINNEY, Rof savannah . days "i'h lumber
sUNsEr-WIND-At Sandy uOos. fresh. "; hazy. At
City Island fresh w; clear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-13
NO TRACES OF A MISSING STOCK BROKER

No traces have been found of Andrew Reid,
stock broker VINO has been missing since Monday
afternoon. He left his Office, at No 80 Broad wav
about o'clock tbat day. and after staying a few
minutes at Sutherands, walked down Liberty
et. friend saw HIM standing at the
be bought the evening papers and asked for a par
ticular number Of one of The cheap library Issues
He was living with his brother-In-law on Jersey
City Heights and was accustomed 10 ride on the
Nsw-Jersey Central Railroad. 1t was not known
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T.
ARGUMENTS IN FAVOR OF INwooD, PORT ~ohhis'
CuNEY ISLAND. ASTORIA. AND CENTRAL PARK
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That Rcquant themselves the valac Of
pYiRs the ktcucn laundry deprive
selves the and useful rce Of the age
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-02-06

john Shernnn'- lnt bank IN New
York. ih. Firsi National, ha Just ,Is
,innh II diyl,lsnu II unr h,lnll,..
an.l twenty per !. NJ. hns aided
SALl.tNN' 10 ~ surplus nm, l,lnsaal
S.is .s,W ~ itsl,iniit nltl loss il, sun,ni !,
HuM's that fui hishs H,i. i proili
IN nle Year ~ nn. milton, three
hundred nnd sixty seven thousand.
.,nn hundred dollars. 81 ..uiT .1.Ai, i
~ u rMpitnl ~ i've hundred thou.
sai,d dollars. The hank has ulule ii
profit in year nrnfly ihr.r tunes IL
large n tn whole capital, II II anid
that john Sherman nWn- stock In
this hnnk. w. pasc II The ,lsr ~
between thiuy ~ fuIiy million III
thu peoples money Tor suinr months.
Few banks. favored ~ they are hy
III. lnws - Congress. Will nnywh.l.
approach this profit. bul NIL rrAli1e
enormously. The business Ii ~
dead sur. thing ~ the hnyr my The
bankers have thr check 81 sny TINT
they nre over taxed. Ard they Wnnt
10 handle NIL our currency. thus XIV.
Ing them still greater opportunities
10 realise lArg. profits The hanks
must ~. This IA thc nHt of the pco.
RE. ytr Hnreu rntor,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-02-06

M ileapan, II I.sus. ,'hailman
NJ th. .etuHiit.t an ,sefaM.asss saA%
tlmi ~ infsi stall COMMERCE I'LL
has lHan Hptssal nlssn lhs I'LL
aims ~ H. tnul things
Inss1 - prevent unjust ats.imi
naiion IN fright iai.s nnl charges
la nli ini,f Sfais' commerce.
SG,pSp n ii eainllais IL ih. litsf
10 pnss,nt nil rebates AMI dllawta.ks
Tninn Tn prevent thu realinrs ~
their earnings i. ,iin,len' corpora.
tions.
Fnrnln IL prevent ranll nns
from charging innn tn II rsii laat
of freight for short distances ihan
II ,iv.~ for long distance. ON liz.
Same haul.
the ohieet Il s.shs Il, in she inter.
~ III IN. people, u ahfi,lrs The
power III great railroad munnlnli.~
IN ~ simple manner IL possible,
Ii du.- MT me.lllr with thu question
~ rates II, all. The hill strikes II,
I'll. root II great evil. Our IN.
ter. State commerce. l. now M tin
mercy of capital invested In railway
corporations. Something must Ia
done 10 cnr,nll lhel, power fnr III,
oppression III commerce. Reagan
measure. III enacted. will apparently
accomplish thu object. Telegraph
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-02-06

k'nNLIAs. TIL. jan. Ii,

CuNLJAs. TIL. Jun. III, lSAU.
Mr. M,na. will YOU CIV. this II
llne. Ia Your columns, ~ 10 many ~
my friends nnd ncighbor~ requested
M ~ write Ia thrm In rgnrd IT,
Colorado. hnv. concluded 10 nnr,
theil demands through yunf raprr
Tn I'll. 80. ~ December | parted
with my friends utter the usual hnnd
shaking. O.stInntion,cul TN
tho III. took TIN train IA Nashua
chicknsnw county ID Waterloo. IL.
TINT pIurc took the train for Omaha
and believe that night was til.
worst one | ever nprni on the rnfr.
II wa~ next II impossible III keep
warm. Al Storm Lake, thu neat
morning, passengers coming nhoAfl
informed inc ihnt the THERMOMETER
showed IL below xern. At Council
Huns | changed my course. A. VII
going Into southern Colorado, uni
took The Missouri Wiley H. Il, II
Aichi-nn Kansas. there hnnpht ii
Ticket over the AtrhiAnn. Topeka
and SAINT, ~ X. r.. II Pueblo. Tie
country over I'll. linz In knn~ls "
splendid, with flew exceptions. all
~ TIN iows hasr Il thrifty look. tn,
weather VIA lnila, III ~lluN IN @lr,.k
a. Al pu.l Ii took the Rlu
arnndr X. X. 1T the inudcrnt. enn
~ NJ ID cont. per mile. This II il
narrow HnHur X, H.. running dlr.cil.
south, that " uern.ioily when ".
nin'i TN tin top uf some mountain,
or win.in. around the 1nme. At pln
point II makes one fcrl lik. repeat
Ing I'll Lords prayer. ~ You rnzr
below apparently thousand feet.
At one point ". were delayed u hull
hour 70 have the ~nnd cleared from
thu truck, II hA,l accumulated To tn
depth uf three feet. tn the summit
y. iini snpw, What Il strange sight
presents itself To iii. ey.. look wh.l.
yon Will. II Ii NIL alike. Far above
i'll Oh cnrll hand. thu SNOWY pet,kr
seem ~ tower mp 10 tln' Ky and thu
Storm king seems Ia liz In her Rlniy
thenr. Hui OH W. 20. over Into the
valley II Snnloils, this valley II tx
thousand feet above III. n.tii, eighty
mills Wide hy Two hundred lung,
running nearly south. the iIo tifnla.
Hllu StUfJ1S utid N#nltHtN ilS0IN tilt
tin principal streams. All lnnd III
far ~ | have learned has IN he III.
gated To produce crops. The Il. L..
IL grnd.. 10 this plnec mud AS soan
N the weather will permit the iron
will b. put down. THIS IL ille county
sent, NJ have five stores, Two blnrk.
smith shops. one restaurant mt two
hotels and several saloons. Ihr
population IL very much mixed, NIL
nations Al'o represented. W. havs
several Mexirans tlmi are In tlm
mercantile business. Mr. Golnlni,.
n Whole so.,l.l iunl and Mr., IL.
k.idHe his partner, nrr proplleinrs
Of the colnan HOUSE, arr doing Il
good business Nights they ar.'
obliged ~ cover the hoor with pull
cts To accommodate thu weary travel.
ers. The price Of coffee llhs ~ tl.e
dollar, ten Sl.pcr H.. sugar 0ll,r. ilonl
- per hundred, hrrf In ITS. mutton
cts. pork stranger, butter ~ 10
IL, eta, eggs 10 ID eta, hny nh ton.
nuts :icenis per H., board per dny ~.
a,d he'd 6u cts., per week ~ Every
lnnil hero carries his h',l. II he don't
ln II Il trump. while In Iowa. Il MIN
Tint carries hi Lcsl Il genuine trump.
4. q. NuwLkt
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Aher.N''A ANt~.

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IL tnWa.
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Nrsrtr Aha against nanisi shitast, laisd aAn'y
With, t*NA hnt " lns tttnaivl psaulhirHlls n,p
thu III III. ks~atN, thalsss, stsNk nf iltsisHt I'M
my F.larans, drlds due, plsa~fts hi ,hr han,l~
N thlNi atfNNNA, lNMls aha tanvnasn,@ tMhhh ats'
mi nss,u1h W laN trAn ,snthln,ll III The ALL
lMnsa slhiaa h.als ~ pa,au W n Nnssk ths
@sln ~ 1htHssninr anil VI ~, th,lals aMl lhrs
AMI asln ,lnlsai~ attarm's fss~ With Interest
aud t,.,N lnsa haslsi nptn liar tshMtag H..
-ptthsi ifal ssia'a, hlna Rnl hihs situassl IL
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Tlus southwest quarter sss'tluH lltirrn ila ivy,
M nlnsiss~ srn snsa nuilh III rtngv s'sn~n AN
Mrrt VI tn a,il n Iii,
NNl hrrhN wv. pMMir hntv Tint | shall
uffri tur sar hi nuhliN utrrs, III Nrs,alrt hnl~.'
.i,@u HI rs@N, ,a,nIs IL Howard null stat, ~
lAA4A. tiiA
saturday February 18th, l~S,'
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ii iii III s.i dns sHssts III .sAuln stls at lhp haaf
1T nthsk N M i'll Atll asA9 ani Mn soil !
tln hialles, tnl lsl ssr lsipNlN IN as,.h III,
ipnr .l.sItlWss i,,trsiis ~ silibifni isNnsat III
s.li~fs tl,n asnst. sisAA With lnieasNi .nA .sst~
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