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The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1883-06-11
THE 0oera Hol,se 9Yrhestra Ban

The Opera House DYehestra Band,
of Whesliag, win btlIsh music for
4hs orntnsns s,cisss y,
today. It will arrive to morrow and
will be quartered at the Wallace
House. It is said to be . very excel
lent band, and no doubt will give US
.first-class music.
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1883-06-11

have held the view that the nat
ural appetite must be 'curbed, orthe
physical nature and the soul are
crippled.
Il does not require to give up all
striving after worldly gain but that
Sit be subordinate to the higher life.
We must deny ourselves a life
Of ease must strive and labor.
Even the Roman poet says Life
| IS worth nothing without labor. Z
Train the moral nature as we do
the mental and physical. Eternal
Vigilance inthe moral as well as
.naatkiipnal life Z Liberty.
Christian socieiy Is The great lev
eller.
Finally The mast difficult task
that must be reformed Is to subdue
I. a vicious and vindictive spirit.
Then the rewards Of christian
selfdenial. IN this life The chris
tan IS far noblef and happier than
he, who without sehcontrol, lives
as he lists. He IS promised in this
life hundredf fold and in the life
To come, life everlasting.
The speaker closed with an earn
est appeal to the graduates to de-
vote themselves 4e this life of self
denial.
The discoursesWas about seven
.ty-fve minutes ii length and was
replete with gospel truths and plain
practical teaching 0f the ways Of
true christian living.
Thee closing prayer was made by
Rev. IS. w. Dean, Of the class
of "a, now Of Boston University.
The usual large audience as
sembled yesterday IA Commence
ment Hall to hear HE Baecalaureate
sermon. DR.. Huntington is q very
able speaker and his delivery IS
most foreibIe and Impressive
81 u ~ K NJ
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-03-23
ST. PATRICK's DAY.

st. Patrick's Day was the occa-
sion Of considerable excitement in
Haley. The Ketchum Band pro-
claimed its presence in sonorous
strains at an early hour, and delega-
tons from Bellevue, Bullion, and
other Wood River towns thronged
in during the day in large numbers
The population of Haley" was
probably inci eased three fold, and
we are daily looking for census
taken on the event. Some able
speeches were made in HALEY Hall
after dinner, and we admired that of
Mr.. Eugene O'Callahan, of Bullion,
together with the vocal selections of
Mr.. Fisher who sang Kathleen
Movourneen charmingly. Follow
ing the St. Patrick's celebration en-
masse, came the presentation by
Bellevue's prided amateurs, of Miss
Chester, and we could see the result
of long and careful preparation with
talent quite commendable. The two
heroines, in particular, would acqui'
themselves most gracefully on any
stage. One thing, however, marred
the beauty of Haley Hall, and &C
tually withdrew our attention from
the play st several instances, and
we could not restrain the bushes
that flushed one attei anothef over
our ''phiz' for Top. The window
curtains. They were composed o
| nearly ell the bed quilts in the berg
which bore marks of life in a nur
| sery,
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-03-23
County, Idaho Territory, has made ap-
plicAtion for United States Patent fog
the VICKaBURG

County, Idaho Territory, has made ap-
plication for United States Patent for
the VICKSBURG
Lode Mining Claim, situate In Vienna,
formerly 8&wtooth) Mining Dastrict, Al.
turas County, Idaho Territory, consist
ing Of 1900 linear feet Of She lode, and
surface ground 600 feet wide, being Lot
No IS, and described in the field tee
and pla Of the official survey on file In
this Office, with magnetic variation 1t 10
degree east. az follows
Commencing at the discovery point OF
this claim and running N. 81 deg and 10
min e. along the southeastern end hne
OF claim and orthwesrt IN end line OF
the Pittsburg Lode, Lot No IS, 400 feet
70 poet No l; thence n, 60 deg and 81
min W., 90 feet to p st No g; thence ..
81 deg and 10 min W., 600 feet to post
No s.: thence g., SO deg and so min E.,
1900 feet to post No 4, thence n. 81 deg
and 10 min E., 600 feet to post No /. and
place OF beginning survey OF exterior
boundaries. Embracing an area Of 30 &c.
100 acres, applied for No Conflicts.
| From post No l, q. s. II. N. No l,
bears N. ~ deg and so min E., 2084.4-I0
+, feet Distant.
| The aa'id mining claim being OF record
in the Office OF the County Recorder OF
said Mining District at Haley. In AItur-
as County, Idaho Territory. The nearest
known locations being the Cromwell and
Pittsburg.
Any and all persons claiming A<iver.
sesy any portion OF the said Vicksburf
, Lode Mining Claim or surface GROUND
| are required to file their adver claim,
thereto With the Register Of the United
States Land ONCE, at Boise City, Idaho
Territory, within the sixty days publ.
cation thereof or they will be barred by
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-03-23
NEW THIS WEEK.
FOR PATENT
Notice Ne. III.
UNITED STATES LAND OHTzCK,
RoGa8 CRY, IDAHO, March IL. i1q3.

Boaan CRY, IDAHO, March 10, iss5.
Notice IL hsrsby that J. B. Haggin, Of ths city
and county Of San Francisco, State Of Oalitnr-
mia, by his legally authorized agent, w. 81. Watt,
whose postodace Address 10 HALEY, Atnrls
county, Idaho Territory has made application
for United States pstsnt for tbs RIEND Lode
Mining Claim, situats in visnuA Mining Dis-
trfot, Alturas county, Idaho Territory, consist
ing OF nfGeer hundred linear feet Of the lode,
and snrisee ground SIX hundred foes De, be-
ana plAt Of the offfo al survey on file In this
offise, with magnetic variation 1T Is degrees
east, follows,
Comnsncing at the discovery point OF thia
claim, and running south n deg and 81 min
east along center line II olAin, 500 fect to center
of southeastern end line; thence N. II d 9 and
min 800 fsst to poet No /; thence N n deg AID
81 min W, 1900 fres to post No q; thence II
dsg and 10 min W, 600 ( ct to post No 8; thence
south ~ deg and 50 min E, 1900 feet to post No
4; thence north Al deg ard 10 min e, 600 feet No
| and place OF beginning survey of exterior
boundaries embracing an area OF y. 4o6-I coo
acres, excluding however from this az plication
| and description the area In conflict with the
/ susie Lode Lot No 10, Sawtooth District 1861
I,ooo acres, and the area in conflict with the
Emma Lode, Lot No. 81 sSawtooth DistricSl
3.os-I0o acres. area claimed and soughs be
patented Il. 669- moo acres.
From post 10 Q Y il No bears north 2
degrees and 80 minutes w, 771A feet distant
The said mining claim being OF record in thu
office Of the County Recorder OF said Mlnini
District, at Haley, in Alturas county, TdAhs
Territory. The nearest known locations beiHi
the Aratus, Susie, Emma, Wallace Fraction
Solace, Hope and Albion
Any and all persons claiming Adversely any
portion OF the said Friend" lode Mining Claim
or surface ground are required TO nile their adj
verse claims thereto With the Eesister of til,
United States Land Once, at Boise City. Idahs
Territory, within sixty days publication there
of, or they will be barred by virtue of the pro.
visions OF the Statute in such eases made anc
provided.
direct that this notice hs published In rhs
KRTcHUN KEYSTONE, tbs newspaper publishsc
nearest the sAid milking claim, for the period o.
xxty days
DPB PRIDE,
ENoIsl Register.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-03-23
APPLICATION ron rAfEnr
Eauoe No. H.


II 49, -
crrrxn STATES LIND orYcx,
! ReYnx CRY. IDAHO. Mar. 18TH. lsss
Notice ia hereby given that j. B. Hag-
gin of the city an county OF San Fran
cisco, state Of California, By his legal y
authorized agent ". Fl. Watt, whose
postof1ice address ia HaileT. Alturas Co..
Idaho territory, has deapplicution for
United States patent for tho
GALhNA
Lode Mining. Claitn. situate IL Vienna
Mining District, Alturas county. Idaho
territory, consisting Of fifteen hundred
linear feet OF the lode, and surface
ground sir hundred feet wide, being
Lot No A, and described in the neld
notes md plat of the of11cial survey ON
file in this Office with magnetic variation
at 70 deg Gust, as follows:
Commencing at the discovery point Of
this claim and running 63 deg 0 min
E. alnnR centre line Of the southeast
ern end of claim. $50 feet the center
of the southeastern end line Of claim,
thence n q deg 10 min e 900 # to post
| No | thence n 6s deg 5H min w $500 1t
/ to st No Z; thence ; 81 deg. and 10
niin W. 600 Is to post Ne 5, Themes ! 81
deg and so min E 1900 It to post No 4
t thence N II deg and 10 min Z 600 feet tc
post No 1. and place Of beeinn ne sur
| yey Of exterior boundaries. En- racing
an area Of an66- loo acres applied for
/ No Conflicts. from post No /, .. S. n
NJ. Ne /. bears north Is degrees east 3
417.4- 10 fest slant
The said mining claim being OF record
iii the office OF the County Recorder %
said mining district, at HALEY, IN Altar.
as county. Idaho Territory. The near
est known locations eng the Pitts
burr, ,vicksburg, sSolace No 2. ane
Summit"
Any and all persons claiming adver.
sefv any portion OF the said GALEN1
Lode or Mining Claim OF suriaee ground
are required to file their adverse claims
thereto with the Register of the United
States Land 0flce. at Boise City, Idaho
Territory, within the sixty days pabii-
cation thereof. or they viii be barred b,
virtue of the provisions Of the; Statute
IN such cases made and provided.
direct that this notice be published
III the Ketchnm KEYSTONE. the newspa-
per published nearest the said mini11f
claim for the period of sixty days.
mo. I3.) d. P. b. Pride,
Register.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-03-23
GALENA ITEMS.
Mining, Personal, Etc., From
Our Regular Correspondent.
GALEsA, March 90, 1889.

EDITOR KEYSTONE. Again our
streets are void OF snow and are
now fast drying up. Spring I'M
doubtedly is with Us, the spring
birds sing sweetly and the grass is
starting fresh and green. To-day |
started quite number of our min
ers N. Weaver and VIM. Gerard I
have disappeared, gone to work on
the Tenderfoot This is very
promising prospect and bids fair to
develop into regular paynlaster
They also own several others which
they will work during the coming
summer. Jasper King is interested
with them.
Mr.. Florence, our worthy towns
man, commenced work on the Josie
mi'ie to-day with a small force
which he will most likely increase
as soon as working room can be
made This prospect has been
opened by means OF tunneling, there
being two run in and Immediately
beneath the other, each one showing
up fine bodies of very high grade
ore in considerable quantities. Mr..
F. has bonanza beyond q doubt.
Yesterdays stage bore surveyor
who is today working on two of
A. B. More's properties--the Occi-
dent and the Modoc. Mr. M will
apply for patent Immediately and
call his ground his own. We admire
Mr.. Ms ideas in this matter, and
give him credit for being of the
go-a-head kim He will from date
keep men at work on his mine; and
as fast as the season approaches add
to the force.
II: Culllim will make break in q
few days in the Bast Fork country,
whers he has great many pros
poets and some of no small renown.
Mr. A: P Spaulding also intends
commencing WORN OH sotie bf his
prospects in q few days. He has u
great many, and will undoubtedly,
out OF all, produce some fine proper
ties.
| ] see by the Salt Lake Tribune
that Mr.. Stafford, the chief OF the
| Conway Castle group in this dis
triet, arrived iii thst city on bis way
to this place. He Will, no doubt. al
ne comes quite early, commence OPP
GRAFTON here. | believe he intend,
erecting ebncentrator, and tina
the machinery for it has already
been purchased. This is tbs kim
of conpaiiy We like to see, ant
ars always ready I'd shake en- b,
tho hand. Welcome, Mr. Stafford
come on
Our camp has began to look up
! Everything FROM last season look
different, and our future promise
we'll Business is picking up som
! little and offers a lively season.
: Pat Hyde Is refiovatihg his oil
stand it begias u lotcihi lip grant
Pat says nothing but the best zoe
over Ills bar, and he will warrant
to kill at 4d rods. call and satisf
yourselves. A. s. A.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-03-23
The First IL. Il. on Wood River.

The First IL. Il. OH Wood River.
After all the blow and excitement
of our desert neighbor, Ketchum
situated II miles above Haley
can boast of the finest actual rail
road and the 6rst telegraph line in
operation on the river, We have
heretofore spoken Of the telegraph
enterprise, which connects distant
parts of the town, AID how we shall
speSk of the railway It Is Il gen
uine iron rail (narrow gaage) with
with rolling stock, and was com
pletsd last Monday IN L hours
rapid work, from the large stone
warehouse of Pinkham 4 Lewis on
Second street around to their retail
headquarters ON Main. It is quite
a novelty, and . great convenience
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-03-23
Notas~ No. Ito.


CsrTnD STATES LAND OPTICS.
EcfsE CITY, IDAHO, Mar. 18th, Isas
sotiss Is hereby given that J. B, Haggin Of
the city and county Of san Francisco state OF
California and FreemanJ- Powers Of Mirsrsville
Beaver county, Utah Territory. by -thelI legally
authorised agent " H Watt whose nostoftiee
address is HALEY. Alturas county Idaho terri
tory, have made application foE uni.sd States
Patent for ths
soLACE No z
nods Mining Claim. situate IN ytenna formerly
sswtootnl Mining District. NEaIss -eunts,
Tdahs Terrfssry consisting u Ettesn hundred
linear feet of the lode, aud SUFFICE xrouHd six
hundred feet wide, being Lot No Al. and dee
sorteea IN the field notes and plat of The official
survey on tile in this Office vita Haazaesae VAR
istion at II degrees east. a. follows.
Commencing ~ the discovery point Of THIS
esatns, and running 8 IS dex AID 50 min along
center line OF claim 800 feet to center Of soasl-
eastern end line OF claim: thence \ q deg 10
h3ir y 800 feet 70 post No L thence n 81 deg 60
min W 1880 feet 10 pest Ne q; thence : u deg
80 asia e lsse fess 20 pa.s rs 4 sasnes ii deg
10 min Z aeo feet 70 post mol a7d place OF be-
xinalnc survey OF exterior boundaries, crnbrae-
tnx IA area Of ao.6e acres applied fer, No DOM
fiiots.
From post No of this claim U 4 NJ IL No
/, bears norsh 10 deg east 1l17.t toet distant.
TIE said nl.ninK clattx hsinx OF r-oord in the
oss OF the rseerSoT OF sag ,ia lninf a'saoe -
known locations b sing The holsce, f1tteourx,
ttalenrs and Su1ntnlt.
zGN and ali parsons claiming Adv0sSty any
poresor OF said sOLASN No mining diam
rith surface ground. are required 10
Sic their adv olsitu with sha REGISTER OF the
Uuired stAtes Land ofoe,. vt Boise City, Idaho
Territory, during tsc aixty days period OF
pu blicatien thereof o. they viii he barred by
virtue Of the prov sSious OF the statute OF ne
United States ii su3h cases made and provided.
direct that this notice be published in the
Setcaun .EysroNA the newspaper pubtAhed
ueare.t the said mining oaAisa tor the period Vi
sixsv DAYS p. II g. pkIDEs
SSol3l itexistss
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-03-23
A Newspaper for sAoshone.

Mr.. ]. E. Booth, Of this place,
probsses starting = newspaper at
shosholie fsa the o. S. q. R. r. TO
So callad tbs eThoshone Rdssler."
Material lor . complete Office has
been shipped, and viii arrive a. the
new town Oh Sunday next We
sish Mr, so5th success IN Bis rev
departure, aud We know no il capa-
sle Of running : newspaper N hrs1
NlSs- styls
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-03-23

hetioe No. u.s.
UNITED erATHs LAND OY11cH
BoIsx CITY, Idaho. March 18th, 1888
the city and county Of San Franchise, state Of
California, by hid legally authorized agent, W.
H. Watt, whose .pospofIice address In HALEY,
AlturAs county, Idaho Territory, has made APP
pllcali ion for United States pAsent for the
lRATUa
Lode Mining Clairn, situate in Vienna Mining
District AlturAs county Idaho Territory, con-
sistiug of fifteen hundred linear feet of the
lode q q surface ground sx hundred feet Wide,
being Lot No 80, and described In the field notes
and plst Of the official survey on file in this
office. with magnetic variations at 10 degrees
East. as follows
Commencing at the discovery point of this
claim and m ming thence aonth IT deg and 81
min along center line OF claim $50 feet 20
center of 8 end lnes tAencr north Il deg and
30 min E, 800 feet to lost No l. thence orth "
deg and 81 min w, 1900 feet TO post No 2; thence
south Ia deg and 80 min w $40 fee to post No Q,
tn nj south IT. deg and 81 m n e, 1860 fest tt
post No g., thence north IA deg, and 30 min e
ITO feet ID post No and plate u Resiahtnx sur
| vey of exte ior boundaries. EN- bracsuG IN arez
OF 10 .5T8-1 ono &c es; excluding however IRON
/ this application and description the area In Q n
| fiict with the Albion Lode. Lot No ~, Ss1-iao
acres. area in conflict With the Mammoth Lodi
Lot No 81. n.eo7 -Tnoo anres, and the ST : in tor
fict with the Susie Lod Lot No 10, o.0A-it
&C es. ar d claimed and s3usht Go b paeenee
| Z. 54s- ItD0 acres, from post No 2. q M ii No
bea north 80 deg and d min W. 1918 feet dis
eant-
The raid mining claim being Of record In I'll
efriee O the County Recorder Of said AIffn
DISTRICT. At ,,Haiie1. in Altnras county, fdRl
Tkrrithry. The neArast known locations bein
the NUM-, ausie Friend, Hope, AIbion N
Inv aud al persons claiming adversely an
portion Of the said aATatus" Lode Hlnln
Claim or surfaee ground arr required 60 I'll
| th ir adverse claims thereto with the RcRIsts
of the United States Land Office, at Boise Git,
4 Idaho Territory. within the six5y DAYS puDlics
tion hereof, they will be barred by vir ne {
the provisions of the etAtute in sucn cRses mad
and provided.
I direet t4at this notice be published Ia II
ketoaum KEYSTONE. the newspaper pubIshe
| nearest the saId mining claim for the period {
sixty days D. r B. PRIDE.
NO I5j LEICESTER.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-03-23

Fresh oranges and lemons At the
postoffice.
Joseph Hawkins is obliged to for
sake his work from sickness
Joseph Pinkham who has for sew
eral days been suffering from i'll
health is better, and we hope soon to
learn Of his entire recovery.
Fred Cooling has gone into the
butcher business with Geo. James,
and the gentlemen are doing elabor-
ate repairing at the old stand.
The frat fruit wagon of the sea-
son came in yesterday loaded with
apples, potatoes, lemons, butter and
eggs, all of which met good de-
mand.
Work in opening the Philadelphia
fnme on Warm Spring creek, is
carried on at lively rate by crew
of six men under MFR Steward 1t
will be completed and carrying
water to the smelter this evening.
We were recently shown over the
premises of JAS Judges fine place on
Main street, and convinced from
| what we witnessed in the shape OF
stock, system and neat improve
ments from wine house to veranda,
that he has the true idea of excel
lence. The elegant counter and
back bar turned out by Mr. Hawkins
is superb piece OF architecture.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-03-23
RRlyaL AND DEPARTURE OF STAGES
TOWN 1,fDINGs.

Shoshone has telegraph office
J. B. Harper has gone out after
his stock.
DR.. Miller is up from HALEY to
visit Mr. Piukham
Ketchuh's building boom has al
ready begun. Rapping hammers
everywhere.
Jas. Fenning has 5peiled up his
place ON Main street, and is doing
rushing business.
John hurry and J. II. Taylor
came in with teams from Park City,
Utah, on Wednesday.
Wednesday was scorcher,'
genuine July day, and everybody
went about in shirt sleeves,
Phillip Schwartz is about to re-
move bis stock of general merchan-
to the building tisxt to the postuffice
The spring birds have ell returned
and we are awakened each fiiornihg
by the matin hymns of the Robin
and Meadow lark,
The weather continues fair and
calm. Snow has entirely disap-
peared, sleighs abandoned every
where and dust actually ariaes from
the street,
Mr.. Fred Phelps, our prominent
merchant, returned frsm the coast
on Tuesday last. lie looks ahale
and hearty and aays the winters
fpicnic" agreed with him.
The PalScs lodging and restau
rant With tiew finish, siding, corrice
and paint presents neater ant
Dsttsr appearance than any othel
house on Wood River:
L. c. Coshow, formerly staginl
between here AID Bellevue, and nov
Interested Ill some valuable pros
poets OF, East Fork, has been il
town several days.
For the benefit of those in doub
as to the import of legislation OIL
The liquor license law, we would 50,
hat no change whatever WIS effect
I'd. The law stands uliretised
". II. Cook, we'll Known citikel
of GAlena, came into Ketchum o
Monday with the first freight team
et the seaaon They asre ioade
sot! him ahd came from OgdeI
They unloaded here and returne
70 Shoshohs.
VIM. Krews, Vienna's chief hot,
Keeper. came down from the snow
SUBMITS yesterday. He reports th
rip over Sawtooth range 4 roug
enc, but thinks tie SNOW will las
disappeared in very short tim
and the glsde be in good wheslin
condition at least six weeks earli'
han last aeason.
We are daily III receipt Of beaut
lul spring flowers from the lnou
aims Immediately around US, Al
would call tbs attention of o.
rsaders to the fact that : genui
boquet Of flowers in full bloom W
brought into the Office on the 10
nstaht. Green grasses is wish
everywhere, and along the river h
attained the hfghtb Of ak inches
many places.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-03-23
sHOSHONE FALLS
The Niagara Of Idaho as De-
ecribed by Visitor,

III the midst Of one Of Natures
dreariest solitudes America Sa-
hara -surrounded by what seems an
interminabIe wilderness barren OF
all growth but sage; walled in on
all sides by precipitous and insur-
moumtable cliffs and walls Of rock,
are Shoshone Falls There Snake
rivers mighty volume of water,
eniUFgihg from it's placid stream
above, suddenly leaps q distance of
70 feet, pauses for an instance as il
hesitatlng to take the fearful bound,
and then takes It's final plunge into
| the watery profound nearly three
| hundred feet below | have stood
| f6r hbtIrs aid watched Without
weafyifg; Upon tie submit of the
mightd willis Of basalt which tower
so grizzly about this niarvel OF ma
ture, and watched the descending
waters as they poured down, down.
down, into the awful abyss that
yawns so fir below; watched the
clouds of srrgy Is they rose UP ind
i formed in misty ltiagnificence be-
| tween the sides of the tremendous
chasm, blending their tender frost
work of silver and glass with the
purple and green and gold OF the
suns light, until all of the lines OF
the prism were seized, woven Into
fantastic bafids Of beauty and bound
around the stormy brow of the ma
iectic cataract. wstehed the great
river as 1t hurried away from the
fearful scene, heard the deafening
roar and crash of the madly rush
ing torrent, as it swept in terrific
grandeur by, and my soul has stood
still, awed into silent reverence BY
the ineuniparable spectacle. Nc
where else in nature have These
great falls d counterpart. No where
else ID nature Is there such sn over
whetmihg manifestation ST irreslst
able power, coupled with such derce
wild splendors. such rude savagery
IS hover around Shoshone Falls. L
| q
vast ses of sage, and repdlsive .
: vast, bounded in al directions by
dull monotony of plain -iii the nsids
of desoIstion inconcsivably desc
: late, they are gem of matchles
! beauty set
Ii the foregoing have briefly
imperfectiy sketched memor
which he's fiosted like beautift
dream through My fsisid ever sine
1859, when saw, amazed, tha
: grandest of Idaho's many and VOL
derful scenes lie publication ma
6 prompt some one more capable an
having better facilities to write an
publish 5 description of the erss
: falls Which shall do them iu8tic
= and thus add interest and ssfibelisl
= ment Is The literature Of your y6un
? and describing Territory PBIse.
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