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The Daily Tombstone., 1886-02-23

Arizona has many advantages to offer. When oranges and other citrus fruit are freezing in Florida, our fruit trees, cottonwoods and more orna- mental shades are putting forth their buds; while cattle are even freezing in Texas, our ranchers are preparing to cut alfalfa and make it into hay, and while snow and sleet and blizzards are binding the eyes of the eastern husbandmen, here we have sunshine, happiness and the greatest signs of promise. With irrigation we have no chance of sustaining loss or par tial loss of crops. No malarial dis eases depress our people; no cholera or yellow fever carry off the living by scores, no sunstroke or rabid dogs in summer disturb the workman or the citizen. We are in fact greatly blessed by providence, and simply need the efforts of mankind, intelligent and not extravagant, to give us place in the plan of our government second to no other subdivision in the Union Gazette
 Local items are very scarce to-day.
 Mrs. Griffin, corner Second and Henry streets, will take washing. Citizens generally were pleased with our mining report yesteaday.
 Quite q number of Tucsonites are expected to arrive in this city to- night.
 The Tombstone Dramatic Club will have a rehearsal at Schieffelin Hall this evening at ' 30.
 Parties who intend going to the Hebrew ball on the 18th, should send for their costumes at once.
 Our town is now filled with stran- gers, which speaks well for the future prosperity of Tombstone.
 L. c. Hughes, editor of the Tucson Star, will arrive in this city by to- nights coach.
 The Chinese are beginning to leave town, no less than 12 having left to- day for Tucson.
 A wagon bearing the words "Tomb- stone White Laundry" will be run ming upon our streets Monday next.
 Flags were flying last evening throughout the city in honor of Washington's Birthday.
 Berry is the name of the English hangman. He probably belongs to the Gunnison-berry family of Tomb stone.
 AS will be seen by'a notice in an- other column, the Pacific Chop House, has hired white help to take the place of the Chinese formerly em- ployed.
 In the case of the Territory vs. Humphreys for murder, tried in the District Court to-day, the defendant was acquitted by the jury without leaving their seats.
 The OLD Fountain Restaurant never employed Chinamen - and will not make any change. For good meal 20 to the Fountain. 213tf
 The fight between Billy Manning and George Walker did not come off last evening as Was intended, but it is expected that it will take place this evening.
 The Anti-Chinese League will hold public meeting on Saturday even- ing. Judge Rrbinson and other able
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-02-23
For Sale.

Ranch in Huachuca mountains, with 225 fruit trees, 500 different vines, 4 head of horses, IT head of cows and calves. For particulars in- quire of J. G. Jones, at Everhardy's butcher shop.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-02-23
Wanted

A smart intellingent boy can find employment at this office by inquir- ing at once. E
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-02-23
DISTRICT COURT.

Hon. ". II. Barnes Judge B. A. FickaS.. .......................C Clerk.
 FEBRUARY g, 1886. Court met at 10 a. m.
 Minutes read and approved.
 Territory vs. Wm. Huml hreys came up for trial, the panel Gf jurors having been exhausted, the Court issued q special venire for twelve more jurors, returnable at 10 o'clock Court met at l o'clock p. m., when the special venire was called and a jury was obtained. AS we go to press tine case is still in progress.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-02-23
What 1IIe TOmcstOne Would
 Like tO z6nOVv.

Whether Col. Cameron King will be the Democratic nominee for Con- gressional Delegate, and if so, how many thousand votes he will be beaten9
 Why James H. Bayard, the son of his father" has been confirmed as Territorial Secretary, and the ap- pointments of Zulick and Meade are hanging in mid air like Mahomet's cofiInH
 Why the Poundmaster don't kill off some of the worthless CUTS which make night hideous?
 Why J. V. Vickers is not in favor of bOycotting the Chinese?
 Why the taxpayers who beat the school tax don't start steam laundry7
 When the Apache war will end1
 When q Democratic President will appoint Clum Indian Agent st ,SsS, Carlos, so long as Captain Je-4SN90 Democrat, who was the first agent of the Chiricahuas and who kept them in complete subjection, is still in the land of the living?
 Whether Judge Barnes will grant 8 new trial in the Shaw Paul case, and if so, when Shaw will get the oficeH
 The present addresses of Harry Barron and George T. Martin?
 Why a mans family so often saves him from merited punishment
 Who the attendance at the G. A. R. ball last evening was so light7
 If it is fact that "Moshier I" is in love?
 Why the prize fight is off
 When Salmon river dust only sold for SIG per ounceI
 When Tommy Gates will be Super of the Yuma penitentinry1
 When the Chinese will go?
 When the Benson Shelter will re- sume operations?
 Why certain Arizonians are work ing so hard for the confirmation of the fraudulent Tres Alaruos land grant!
 What the gentleman from Sierra Bonita will get in the next county cont enIion?
 When Esmeraldn will again be produced?
 Why pigmy perched on Alp is q pigmy still, and why you can't make q whistle out Uf pigs tail?
 Why a compositor always kicks on copper-plate copyi
 When our esteemed morning con temporary will again make its appear ance?
 When the Tranquility mine will again resume operations!
 Why ye editor was not fined for contempt, because he dared to take the part of lady who desires to pro- tect her home from Bruce, Perrin & Co.'S. land grab2
 Whether Col. Dean can hold two county offices, and if not why not?
 If the slate-makers are not reckon ing without their host when they leave Bob Hatch out in their combi- nations for sheriff?
 When the time will come that the primary swords are beaten into plow- shares and the convention spears into pruning hooks?
 Why the average man will remem- Der one injury longer than he will forty favorsG
 Why a gassy tale-bearing man in Tombstone has lately learned that 8 still tongue makes a wi headi
 When religious superstition will be a thing of the pastl
 Who can be jumped up to beat Judge Easton for justice of the peace?
 Whether English wants to be knocked out for county judge by Webb Street.
 Why Quigley would not make good Member of the Assembly,
 Why Louie Armstrong is such popular dispenser of wet groceries2
 When the creditors of the Nacosari
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-02-23

There will be a grand free lunch at the Occidental Hotel this evening at nine o'clock-roast pig and other dslicGcies,
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-02-23
COUNTY RECORDS.

The following instruments have been filed in the office of the County Rec order.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-12

Notwithstanding the fact that the Deaio-
erat published an account Of the meeting Of
the : Z. c. \. last Wednesday, the meeting
was not held until last evening. Agent
Hennessy's report saws that there has been
less demand for his services than al any
Other period during his agency. Nearly all
the work horses IN the city are In good con
difion. Some complaints have been made
ani with goOd reason, Of the treatment OF
horses on ice wagons. bu' OF investigation
all cause for complaint ceased. Complaints
have also been made OF horses drawing
overloaded wagons Of coal and wood up
the hin. one of these cases has been prose
cured and Others will be If they don Q cease.
The frequent abuse of children was also
spoken of and reference made TO the
Germaiue case. There were nineteen cases
attended. one for overlooking and beanDg.
i've. for improper feeding; six, tor overload
ing. one. tor crOwiing sheep and calves IN a
wagon. three. Of relieving cows OF milk
The rooms for the annual meeting nave
rot vet been secured, the Board OF Educa-
ton aiscourte0usly refusing The use OF ITS
rooms. but il Is hoped that suitable place
viii De found before next meeting.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-12


Mrs " e Cornelius is visiting her aunt,
Ms Demng i'm Hastings
NJ and Mrs. Chss Ross. of Detroit, are
I'm the city for a few days.
Hon II r. Compton and vile. of New
Carlisle. Ind are visiting toione. Neds.
Attorney General rsExart went 70 De-
frait on business yesterday and Vii return
to-day
Don Isaihers has rsturne$ from TIP
a. the pine regions of Minnesota ana WIS
oonsin
Frank II White isft sunday evening for
Chippewa fsas WIS. to visit BIS 9fotAer'
NJ Egnert Whlte.
Ni<s Ffrranee Williams ~ Butte city.
Montana. "a Enesf 1f hsr sister. n 'ss oertie
Otieli. &c Nichiztn S.
Aifraa Baxter ief last evening for Gin
rinnafi ohio. ta attend the Exposition cd
Laundry Machinery held there lhis veek-
NJ. and Ms n e. EusseiI returned fren,
Delr.nt issf evening where they we're cai'ed
{. attend fhe fiuersi of Mrs. p ctoD-
far,i. sister of Ms. Russell
f,~,t.rios,s sle one bv Nisses Myrtle and
Vmua Nson tor -he lecture 1y NJ. hdns
rn.fr.s NJ.ihls al -ae js.fes literary tige
r.,ons ~. "a a,ifeslae evening Get. -. sub.
ises-tTrs Arf ~ Expression.
Ms flissn Woosin. of East saginaw
.ssts~ ~ q ~ Nnor'n che cra7on artist
~,ii .~~ivn =, tne rirr tsdey AMI vii w3s'
h.~ ho,ne with Der brother a. lNi From sf
a.. N a,,ifu Does exce| enc wors in ni
,s,,tfnr suf her work viii probably ~
s.D~ec.ai..3 here
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-12

The annual synod Of The Presbyterian
church Of Michigan, will commence It's
meeting i'm The Westminster Presby terian
church today Rev. Dr. Hunting. OF haia-
nazoo. the moderator, will preach the
opening sermon in the evenisg. Tomorrow
evening Mrs Lsyyeh Btrakat. syrian
lady and another not yet chosen, Will
make addresses in the interest Ot Foreign
Missions Thursday night addresses Will
be male M the interest OF Home Mission
hv Mrs G r Walker and Rev Dr Her
rick. Of Chicago Rev. br. Radcliffe OF
Detroit. will preach the syn0dicai sermon
FRIDAY evening. ON "Wednesday and
THURSDAY the annual meeting ot the
Woman Home and Foreign Missionary
societies will BE- held IN the chapel. Foreign
ocsutpvinr the former and Home Missions
the after dav These missionary meetings
VII BE- devoted 60 the delivery IF addresses
hv ladies' ~ experience in the work as well
az ID rhe performance of business matters.
The sessions II the entire synod a.. open
to the public Three hundred .flegates
ara sxr,ecfat
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-12
Ennerai of Hnrafio Rainfall.

The funeral of the late Horatio Randall
was held az the Reed homestead on Lake
ave. Yesterday at 2.3O p m. The Masonic
Fraternity and the Old Residents Associa-
ton were well represented. The services at
the house were of religious nature, Rev. J.
". II Carlisle pastor Of the East Street Nj.
r Church. officiating and appr0pri ate
music being rendered. At the Fulton Street
Cemetery the services were conducted ac-
cording 20 the Masonic ritual. The funeral
was largely attended. The pail bearers
were Messrs. y l.. Avery. A. Pike, Julius
Houseman and b Il Stevens.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-12


Dfseslarg- ~ as ts~a-
"a iaEt AsFFlt 81 estlls1.e goilAs aa<3
u Cae1ersFi .s. lslf about essz 49, fof
Ieres fq sl-i. fr.elas aad . - ga bunting
exesall lon. He N.as $4,000 i4E lsi - oe9
Tssl4r. and lass fr54y tees seEt iato t-S
Noa.is together la search 81 game Af.
Aseriil l4.d as guB ssaIlst a. ola 'os
stils be mounted e ,u order g. set q better
si~~ " - surroundings. lie thea reached
fJr The qua sEl TIE 1zailler caaslt ou TOE
TX aud tnr xlu y a. discharged seaeint q
tallel into bis sgat lulz tie ~alke1 % 4
g. as brother ; l9lse. distance ei 4eat "
one ulic. ,1alleu a1f -illfll- 1cfs si4-it
Dloued 0lt despite their efforts le passed
away euirty sunday morning, saying ~
those aroala hls bedside meet ne in
beaseaH he sas "a years OLD and e PROM
ineaf member of the Iemperaace thfistlaii
Laion. Tee r.mAins we're brought - tAs
aome ~ his parents al Doopefesllis aestef-
dag The ldlerai aul CeeAf lfom the
to0persysl-s A H. Church al ID O clocA
tOsiaF.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-12
SAYINGS AND DoIsGs.


AartI4s ollssf et HOLLAND. eae flii-A-
te.i ~ lne soldiers h-'--e fra-ri ias
Bsa aei1eang son ~ Z. 4. AsileaHy. 1i
Pagis ase.. is reeoFefius .fom 5ss %ii-~A ei
scarce lever.
~. ~t.r. Convention .f sls Il N e.. >
- - Geld le4s ar1t H Hl4ler-f esilAry
~ s u.ei4siss
Rsr u 8reozs read q pager ~ lie
n.inlsirrs meeting yesterday Afternoon ol
al.an dass
1o1en sxsdsa imloi grants passed
faroaza the efy 1l llrir So - ~ -ite
fl,.t.l .e.lrr.i4g
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N - a., ~ y Doomed. al tEslr hail 90
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=. v...r F-.ol.. .eeieti-s VI the
-. I.....I F. 1.. -.f-s silf meet ia the Sec
- -lr~~f "a r. church t1i. evening
Il, .4.i.,. NJ. s.i... .h.r,..i
- -, -. ..lI.,ar.ei ,esserdag Id
T..-.... ~-.tf.lIs -,aff uaul Friday
Amsio7e .-7ibs go s'--''7' -
ROM la Lee fneiRa Ia tNo superior to.i. 80
sea'slr1f 'N
e're'.l
lpe. otiis hrh Ahfia.-aA A''o, !, q ~ =
VI so"n yilpi-sh tate'i t'e
b'.iiaia. eillcu al 1'HtAiA a. Account %
theif aofk
hs''.r '''.'.s. y. -. t-,,. f,-,re- s,
ss'''''i '--' -el' ''-' . ..' -,
size arA.N 90 Htl| 'lA AN.' tH-e- e-.tHr t-'
~ On
The PARK Congregational Dhnfeh 'ili I
feppir 7ociet5 So z4f7
"a -is-~ .e.''4
me na' 'Ten 'i'f'
thlppy Harms Na- biaee1 Doi.,-+ -.-
bafs asaiA yesterday tt-eiN'"- nc
arrested a. nah -e-ei,
enAtsru ~i-- 'e'i5
Hon. eieo. " inoia Psoh "aa ensassl
yesterday in leieA@'pe --e -
uiops, enal1ei 80" t-1 'e''-. 80 -
bunn. before S-stier 1ioas. >. D5 i0- ~0'-'''
rooi. I,n.er se.-brated his sixtieth
birfhaas Yesterday. he received tne CON
srAlaiallons of namsrous TRENDS. besides
iarge number oi yalusoie and appropriate
presents.
Fh- eocsfruefisn sans oa the MuskegOn.
f.r.aa e.oi.l. x lna.an4 railro.d have laid
Hr.1I.l
and are ~ofNinS q .'le rae - D'''' --
hAli % 80 "iiie' gay
kepreseu talifes oi tl1 Drtf'l' sac H'ie
Lock Company sag sna. 10 ~as nos petfol
safe that ~ er4c>r'i AZ Ofe~nsiite iast ~
day night. a. sla,r'i "a The press dis pAlsLes
They say it " ts Mt-fea. 81 ~'''- '
A littie SOC % Vim. D. L1ndnOe' OF -
Jefferson ave. ~ts bitten ~ ooS ySSse'
day afternoon. leaving a severe "euH1 Oh
bis right les. The dog dea1n "s,' a. az. a.
has been signed anG %" adertaAer eien
n>Ihe1
I,-.e NsrtrI. the -eri0 comic artistic whe
once 1lst noutn s engagement a o'''l.''
oid theatre neru, Sas murdered IN nrr uiess s
ing roon tt 10. Louis oundaY hisns ~ "ei
husoand. Suo tiier"afa Aiiiou u'"''o'' "'''
the same weapon
Some alarm sas occasioned 20 pedestrian
.,1 ,.r..s Yesterday 5y the removal al
th. front ctri.icc of the Morton House Nr
Hop~..n .pefioriue,i nis work skllliGliy, al,
no ae,iarnt occurred A lar-e GROVE
.af.f...I rI... Urrrtf4tu
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-12
AT REoMoNo ;.


ahs wbs~l fUraenk aE<Aa - sOess beside
ths Ne2 O~a&F-hlp ~ tbs properly
Tie eyer 81 tee FesaH.r8 .iraaias - kea
lao11 lzst eyezaug aud stlil further re-
dided tae uuu All Ulkels ia tAe hesl.
The "a 4iass - b. con - g.ed from aiget
D. aislA sb3 "a gIiss II zels announced
in lie -. s. pfess ~ scte0Hls ~ price of
Else,s ~lH>ta putLSfaa in soHanos. -
THAI 49, se snfse.s eySsrhed D. TIE NAM
Der ~ tieksis dra = b 49, tine belonging 20
t1e taauageulelA, aug ALL * subject -
change without SIec-Ai n9tloe. The proc
81 lickeis today are - So sInE.y ami = - IN
lofs u 6Fe or more TIE sale of tickets yes-
lerday - az very .zrze. aad tie prospscls are
tie remaining lusold tickets ~lh be
disposed ~ 800
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-12

Miss Mary Flaoders. who has been with
NJ u 6 aTfsin for more than seven years
has the entirsc charge OF the hair busi ness.
and will Try toplease ar who may be in
need Of swi'che~. wayes. Langfry bangs. o
any kind Of hair work al orders viii be
gratefully received a. 70. I spr:ug ct.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-12

work Continued al tue ksamond's Opera
House Drawing Last Night
The dfaNiug OF tickets from Tie wheel
al Reimonds Opers House was resumed
last night With the following showing The
fortv-fyurth effort.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-12

+ f. Parsons. representing tbe celebrated
cigar house oi SxuDert 4 Warner. i stop
ping al the Morton. Room lu5. Has car
loads of their ceiebrsted Commercial lraS-
eier and PiokWick Club cigar. which be
places Al the disposal of tbe members of the
N 5 Z. A and their friends -
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-12

Mrs Lille Whirrna-sn has returned from
Chicago. where she bas~seen studying the
latest styles in dressmaking
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-12

Permanent BTQmide Prints-just the
thing Tor crayOn sak, water-cOlOr or oil
work No DELAY in wassfrg Tor s1nshine.
See them at I. Hseferkins 4 Co, Photo
eraphefs
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-12

Special sale Of Moquetse Carpets tor five
daysal
MosssS,ASD AVERYs.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-12

/ cordially aye the druggists Of
Nieh ssn and th1s ffleBds % make
Rl,1n4 NJ Morton HJsss, their keadqu4r-
len While 10 The city. osun<Tt Warmers
Plezwics 6lu0 and ComlAsreipl Traveller on
tap. h. l.. PAksoNs.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-12

Special sale of Mesuette Carpets for fv
days al
MescsA AND AvEEY's.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-12

The ttrg>st Edition RI dnY necspGper erT
Dri.fsd 'i graad Rqpi,is ir'N be ths IELE-
GRIM HEkiLD on Ihorstig ssrf.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-12

Water-c0lor anf~xayon artists should go
10 +. b. Perkins & Co~tor Permanent Bro
mide Prints. nearly as ehese- as solars, and
much better
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-12

L. b. Koofns~ h~> purchased the
Windsor Restaurant i,,<<AQnroe-st., and it
will be i-ShsrsAftsr'''~ first class
style.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-08-12
OPINION OF an EXPERT.
Mrs. Mary b. weloh, Teacher of Domestic
Economy ut State University of Iowa.

"My deliberate Judgment Is that tho oven
Of tho Range, as compared with others
is not only moro equally heated In every
part-front rs well as rear-but as n result
of It's superior ventilation tho food placed
therein Is better cooked, while retaining
sweeter flavor, and larger proportion of
It's best Juices. have found, also, that the
consumption of fuel in this Range for given
amount OF work, Is much less than any other"
MRS. MARY b. WEIGH.
HARDWARE, SOLE Aossrs FOR SAN ANTONIO
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-08-12

bright as day. uUnGgu Iur sea. m..u stl-
yer, and showed the chain and the arch
es of the pier as plainly AS the sam could
have dOne-shuwCd the running of the
Waves,-thcy We're busy that evening,
and came in fast.-spTcauing out in
great sheets of white foam, and when
the moonlight did touch the foam. il
was beautiful 10 see.
But my lady moon was rUgucttiSh-
every now and then she hid her face be-
hind a drifting cloud. then the soft.
thick gloom fell again, and the pier Law
like a huge shadOw-the very place.
thought, in which u tortured heart
could grow calm; there was only the
wind and the sea, nothing more.
would 90 10 the spot where We two
should stand together never more.
fanCied, as paid for admission ut the
gate, that the face of the person who
received il expressed some surprise. 1t
must have seemed a strange taste: but
-ah mC,-tlI.rn had doomed for ne for
one short hour thr lowers Of paradise.
The thick, SOf. Gloom was deeper on
the pier. remember That. as | walked
down. heard from the church clocks
the hour Of eight All along the coast
there was a line Of light; the town was
brilliantly lirnJCn, 'II when | looked
across the waters, the Vest per was in
all its radiance, the sound of tie usic
foatqd over the wave, to me- thn Iirbt
Of the COlOred lamps shone far and
wide. | could srg tie moving mass of
people; her" | was almost alone. ! saw
a gentleman smoking his cigar. | saw
the inevitable lovers, | saw IN old man
with q wan face | saw two Young men,
almost bows what had brought them
there could not think.
/ reached the pirr-head. where the
huge IamD had been Ii.Ltud and ShOup
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-08-12

4 lar more on the alert had thought so.
/ l was always Of q dreamy. sentimental,
/ half-aWgEC kind of mind; | thought Of
/ nothing more than woman, desperate,
! perhaps, with an unhappy love. throw
/ ing the lOve-Ietters and presents of a
I taithless lover into the sca-nOthing
/ more. ] repeat this most Cmphatically,
| as / should not like any suspicion of in
/ dOlenCC or Indifference to rest upon me.
A slight splash, not of anything
| hcavy,-mO other sound; no cry, no
| wOrd-a moments pause in the running
| of the waves, then they went on again,
! gIily rs ever, washing the wooden pill
| lars. and wreathing them with fresh
seawgFd. The tail figure, with the head
| bent over the rail, might have been a
| statue for all the life or stir there was
| within her.
Quite a quarter of an hour passed.
| and she did not stir. began to wonder
| If she wer" dead; her head was bent
In" whole time. watching the waves as
| they ran hurrylug past. Then the lady
moon relCntCd, and showed her fair
face again; flood of silver light fell
over the Spa,-pach wave seemed to
catch some Of il, and break with a thou
sand rippleS of light,-the white cliffs
caught tit fell on the old pier, and
the tail black figure stood out i'm bold
relief against the mOOulit sky,
was almost startled when she turn
ed round. and | saw her face quite
plainly. The same light that revealed
her pretty little face and figure, threw
deeper shade over me. She looked anx-
iOus!y mp and down. yet by a singular
fatality never looked ut the corner Of
the wooden building where | sat.
have often wondered since that did
not cry out W."u / S1W that faue.-sO
wonderfully beautiful, but So marble
WHITE, so sal, ST. intent, so earnest, the
beautiful eyes W..I with pain, the beau
tliui mouth quiyrr,ng. can see it now,
and shall see 1t until die.
IurTr WIS a low. broad brow, and
golden brown har clustered upon it
hdlr iHa' WAS like Il crown: the face
was "Na'-Nhap'd. eNgWS'i"Iv beautiful.
Wllh' snort upper lap, a iuIl lovely UNI
ger one. ana perfectly modelled chin.
Bit II N,' the i"rr OF woman almost
MAD WI! d'N'H.r.
ON, ii'"' 81. . dare II / dare.N
she crIr.h Hlr I'@"E up ll"r hnI as with
JiIe ErS1U w "u' vNn has rr hope;
ohe zoos, over at j"' 5,d, once more at
tn" pier. then slDuig tanned away. and
again VulnTl'a.'riv heard the words.
"Oh. Heaven, I'll D.. iI .l@rc,'
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