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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-01-05
A Prediction.

During the triennial conclave in
Chicago nearly eight years ago, two
men stood in front of the Leland hotel.
A third man approached them with an
armful of pamphlets and offered them
for sale. One of the men first men
toned was Il New Yorker, the other
was at home They took a book. and
after scanning it over, the New York
man said: This book is rank treason.
and you ought to be locked up for
hawking it on the street" The Chi
ca@o man said to the peddler: You
ought to be hung for trying to sell
such book rs that" The man of the
pamphlets passed on, and the New
Yorker and Chicago man soon separ-
ated. They never met again until both
were witnesses to the hanging in the
county Jail. The New York man said
to his Chicago friend: There is man
on the scaffold whom | have seen be-
fore. Where was it?" indicating his
felon. The Chicago man replied;
That is Parsons. the anarchist. He
is the man who met you and i seTen
wears ago in front of the Leland hotel.
He was hawking his pamphlets then.
You said he ought to be locked up, and
| said he ougat to be hung. The drinks
are on YOU. The New York man
opened buttle after the hanging
/ Chicago Wdst.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-01-05
Johnny,s Illustration.

A Boston mother was assisting her
little boy the other evening in the
mastery of his geography lesson, and
coming to the description of desert
which formed part of the lesson to be
memorized, she quoted the words of
the textbook to the effect that it was
"a barren tract" The little fellow re-
peated the descriptive phrase after her.
but his air of mystitcation showed
that he hadn't the slightest idea of the
meaning conveyed by the group of
words, and, the better to reach his
youthful understanding, she en-
deavored to simplify the description
by defining it as "a place where noth-
ing would grow" The boys face
frightened with the light of awakened
intelligence, and the mother, proud
and expectant, put the questions
tsNow. Johnny, what is a desert?'
Prompt came the response; PAS bald
headr-RQstQsa Rz&gst
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-01-05
Important to Hunters.

81 want to do little hunting this
winter, and would like to examine
some of your guns" said Texas MINI
rod, entering a gun store.
Would you like to see some of our
muzzle-loaders?"
mo, 1 thank you. Iprefer breech-
loader"
'.Yes; they shoot much more rapid
ly."
Il don't care for that, but you see I
had an old muzzle-loading gun once.
1t went off at the breech and nearly
blew my heaG off. Instead of a gun
that loads at the muzzle and fires off
at the breech, l prefer one that | can
load at the breech and fire off at the
other end"
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-01-05
Finding a Tribe of Dwarfs in Africa.

One day when DR.. Wolf was tramp
ing through forest he suddenly came
to grassy opening and saw before
him a large village of the Batua
dwarfs, whom Stanley heard of when
he first descended the Congo, though
he did not see them. These curious
little creatures, who are spread over q
large extent of country south of the
Congo, are very similar to the Aka
dwarfs whom Schweinfurth discovered
north of that river. They are timid
little folks, and they would doubtless
have run away if they had seen DIR.
Wolf before he suddenly appeared
among them. He found them living
in mean-looking grass huts. Around
their village were many carefully COW
cred pitfalls, nine to twelve feet deep,
which they had dug for the purpose Of
catching any elephants, bufalos and
wild boars that might venture out OF
the forest to feed in the grassy glade
where the dwarfs lived.-Nel0 YoTs
Sam
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-01-05
From Cradle to Coffin.

We rock the cradle gaily, and swing it to and
fro,
A new life sleeps within it. In tender tones
and low,
A mother sOOIheS to sIumber, in loSe-uotes
soft and mild,
While held in sleep and safety, there rests an
earth-born child,
As We rock the cradle gaiy.
We hay aside the cradle. the bird its nest
has flown.
And spread its pinions boldly, to make its way
alone;
To fly, TO fall in sorrow or rise and keep its
way.
Mid tolls, temptations, triumphs, fair fruit
age of life'S day.
As we lay aside the cradle.
We bend above the coffin, another soul has
fed
The earthly fight is over, is won or lost, and
dead
The babe who in the cradle first knew of
earthly strife,
And there. with hands close folded, lies all we
know of life.
As we bend above the coffin.
Clark W. Bryan, IN Good Housekeeping.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-01-05
A Georgia Lovers str.t.gem.

A young cOuntryman, who had long
loved a girl who lived a mile OF two
from him, was nearly in despair about
winning her hand, and was on the eve
of selling out and leaving the country,
as the girl had refused him three times,
aud it was out that she was engaged
to another fellow. Our hero had
noticed that his rival and the girl
would walk in an old meadow field
nearly every afternoon, and he
grew madly jealous. In his cattle he
had young bull that was always mad
with everything but his master, be-
cause he was an especial pet. Now
Dave, as he called the bull, was to be
the object with which to satiate his
revenge. He would turn him into the
meadow, hide himself, and see his
rival tossed like a football. So one
afternoon, calling to Dave, who would
follow him like dog, he repaired to
the meadow, let the fence down,
aud turned the bull in He then
strolled off. and walked around as
miserable as a man could be who was
committing an evil deed. An hour or
SO later he heard the deep mutterings
of the bull, and fastening to the
AAOaAO" AChCCs hC saw DdfO
twenty yards from the couple, paving
dirt and shaking his head. The man
was trying to get the girl to run, but,
she was so terrified she could not move.
The bull made dash, and the fellow
ran shrieking for the fence. The bull
dashed on after the flying fellow, while
our disconsolate young man, having
jumped the fence, rushed to the girl,
as the bull dashed on after the fugitive
rival. and, catching her in his arms,
told her that such a coward was uu-
worthy of her. As Dave saw his young
master he left off pursuing the ether
man. returned and went to licking his
hand, while the indignant girl vowed
she would never more speak to a man
that was afraid of COW. She soon
afterward married Dawes boss
Anericus Republican.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-01-05

John Radcliffe, the well-known
English flutist, was recently visiting a
country town where he met a quaint
old woman who was gazing intently at
a cheap print representing the Virgin.
with st. Elizabeth on the one hand and
St. Joseph on the other, and the in
scription "Ave Maria" underneath.
"Of course. you understand that?' said
Radcliffe. seeing the old lady appeared
puzzled. 20, yes" was the reply, Il
know all about that. The man is axing
the 'ooman in the middle will he ave
her. and she is saying as how, bein'
married 'erself, she can't but won't he
ave Maria
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-01-05

.'Tm thinking of building me a
house." said Jones to Smith last even
ing. Good idea, said Smith; 'thow
much money have you? About
So. .00O." Three thousand dollars; well
that will build very neat 81, 200 house
with economy" P. S.-H you have
ever built house you will see the
point.-Nashpiiie AnaerieG,s.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-01-05

"Did you notice that gentleman who
lust went into the bank?" Il saw
several gentlemen 60 into the bank" ."
81 mean the one whose pockets bulged
so." Yes" That was Henry
George, THE Epoch.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-01-05
Il ". LACEY,

TToRNEY AT LAW, and NOTARY
IN RUSLfC.
Office with NJ STUART. North Chestnutst
Ravenna, Ohio
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-01-05

M, G. MCBRIDE, N. D.,
homeopathic Physician and Surgeon.
OFFICE in Poe's Block, ever Grocery OF s. A.
VanN 3ss,
RESIDENCE on Cleveland Avenue. 5th residence
North OF BoWerY Street. ai7
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-01-05
G. f. WALORON, nj. D.

(JRFFEKsos 1851
PHYSICIAN anu : UksaE EON. Special at
tension given aufgery and Diseases OF
Women Once over W ats Jewoiry stone
Office hours: 10 IL N; to p. n. 9F4
Residence on Sycamore ST., 1st door north OF
Miller House.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-01-05
c. ID. INGELL,
E. w. MAXSON,

A TTOEKNEY AZ LAW and Notary
~ Public, Oihce in over Mrs. Smiths Mill.
cry Store Msntua station. Ohio. 6z2-h.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-01-05

Attorney and Counselor at Law possesses
superior facilities fo- making collections in
ali parts of the United States: Ofce over
First National Bank, Garrettsville, OhIos
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-01-05
I. Fl, PHELPS

[. II, EhELFh
TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
IA LAW, Office over BELDING i ARM
bTRONG's, Main St.. Rayenna. Ohio.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-01-05
Business Cards.

j. FL. DUSSELL,
TTORNEY AT LAW, Counsel in
IA English and German. Office over Fisth's
Clothing Store, Phenix Block, Ravenna, .
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-01-05

P. B. CONANT,
TTORNsaK AT LAW. Ravenna, o.
IN Onice in Blackstone Block, North Chest
nut Street, Ravenna. Ohio.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1888-09-26
DuI,stt-,suI,eter: Sekreteraren fyt
OFFICE At

Dut,1tIt-fsyIteter: Sekreteraren fUr
handelskammaren Winnepeg sade
under ett besok har f0rliden vecka,
att hvetesk0rden Manitoba beraknaS
till s af 10 millioner bushels. En- stor
del af denna hvetemassa kommer att
leta sig vag till Duluth. - En- arbeta-
re q Duluth & Iron Range banan har
blifvit tillerkand 1,5OO skadestand,
emedan han under arbete banan Ii
dit kroppsliga skador. Vid Haw-
thorne, en- station utmed Omaha-ba
nan, har EFT uppskakande blodsdad
utofvats. / det att EFT arbetslag af ita-
lienare d0dat sin forman. - [ West
Superior hafva svenskarne forenat sig
med norrmannen ON bildandet af re-
publikansk klubb. Lars Linderoth,
en- af de NEST aktade landsmannen pa
platsen, Dir utsedd till klubbens ordf.,
Ole Hard, likaledes svensk, ar valid till
kassor, dessutom aro trenne svenskar.
Collin, Anderson och Johnson, med
lemmar af den verkstallande komi-
teen, de 0frige ambetsmannen aro
norman. Klubben har satt till slit
NAL att befordra republikanska parti.
cts framgang SAINT tillse, att skandi-
naverna blifva vederborligen repre-
senterade. - Forliden vecka r0stades
l West Superior ON huruvida krog-
skatten skulle blifva 200 eller 500 dol
lars. Skandinaverna r0stade all
manhet f0r den hogre beskattningen,
men motpartiet segrade dock med om-
kriDg Is rosters 0fvervigt. - Nils Pc.
terson, som f. t. tienade som vaktkarl
vid Elevator D." r8kade falla sion
tidigt f0rliden tisdags morgon. p.
brukade yandra s0mnen och tros det
att han salunda sofvaDde gick in en-
for tidig graf.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1888-09-26
w. R. Merriam.

Da republikanska statskonventet ut
sag w. r Merriam sasom partiets
banerforare, ar det Ell svart att inse
skalet for dess val. Konventet var
medvetet om nodvandigheten att uDp.
satta en- bade duglig och popular man
for statens hogsta embete, och tro vi
att valet foIl pa ratte mannen.
W. R. Merriam ar proportionsvis en-
ung Iaan, men anda har han icke alle-
mast utmarkt sig som en- framstaende
affarsman, utan afven anvandts pub
lika varf, hvari han stadse Translate
som en- duglig och rattradig man med
klar blick for det allmanna basta. Da
representanthuset af Minnesotas legis-
latur hedrade Merriam med att vara
dess talman, fick han tillfalle att lagga
sina formagor dagen vid behandlan-
det af statens angelagenheter, och
gjorde han delta pa ett satt, som till
forsakrade honom folkets f0rtroende,
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1888-09-26

isynnerhet farmarnes, hvilkas 0nsk-
ningar han med kannedom ON stall
ningen gick till NOTES med en- opar-
tiskhet, som g0r honom all heder. Att
farmarne icke gl0mt delta, ,synes deraf,
att det var landsortens delegater, som
utverkade hans nomination.
William Rush Merriam Or pa fader-
net af skotsk harkomst och pa m0der-
net af fransk. Han foddes Wadham's s
Mills, Essex county, New York i JUL
1S49 och ar saledes en- iemf0relsevls
ung man. Han var endast tolf ar gam
NAL. da hans fader fyttade till Mime
sofa och slog sig ned den davarande
lila byn st. Paul, och sedan dess har
denna plats varit hans hem, och han
har varit nara identifierad med ALA
dess publika institutioner och dess
ekonomiska framatskridande. Vid Is
ars alder sandes William Merriam till
Racine, Wis, hvars akademi och col
lege han genomgick med stor utmar-
kelse ocn hvarifran han graduerade
den framste sin klass. Vid aterkom-
stem till st. Paul 1871 erh0n han an
stallning som clerk First National
Bank mot en- afi0ning af $50 mana
den, och fran denna anspraksl0sa
stallning har han arbetat sig upp till
sin nuvarande h0ga stallning i socielt
och ekonomiskt afseende. Ar 1872 in.
gick han aktenskap med miss Laura
Hancock, niece till den bekante gene
ralen Winfield Scott Hancock, och fyra
harm hafUa uHlsi Unat daras Hktanskan
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1888-09-26

Il Franklin PG9.Ic i New Jersey af-
ledo nyligen sex personer. och tros det
att gula febern varit d0dsorsaken.
Bland de aflidna var en- sj0man, som
hemkommit fran en- resa Florida. y
Es grdsJSg hsSssgers,a0d larer ater
rada bland indianerna Peace River
landet Canada. D& f0rh&llandet ar
Cd nu under den blida &rstiden, huru
elxndigt skall det d8 icke blifva ID
vintern inbryter. Fora aret bevilja.
de Canadas parliament 1854 900 till un-
derstUd at indianerna Nordvestern,
men st0rsta delen at dessa penningar
synes hafva hamnat agenternas rym-
liga fickor. En- bitter stxmning raider
! deff0re bland indianerna, hvilken un-
der blases Of Dumont, Riels f0rste
man under def fora upproret. / han
dalso ct nYtt uppror lter kommer att
90 bland indi1perna, o. vet man
n ~ u. Ss4Ns
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1888-09-26
ALLMlNNA NYHETERl.

HUetesh0rJese 1 Manitoba uppskat
tas af sekreteraren q borsen i Winni-
peg till a 10 mill. bushels.
Explosion. En- angpanna explode
rade onsdags alton Browns sagverk
Point Mountain, Md, hvarvid affairs.
f0restandaren och en- arbetare tillsat-
to lifvet.
For HARRISON och Morton. SOC
arbetare i de stora jernverkeD i Bay
View vid Milwaukee, hafva utsandt
en- 0ppen skrifvelse till ALA arbetare
hvari de fUrklara sig for skydd at det
amerikanska arbetet och uppfordra
ALA att afgifva sina roster for Harri
son och Morton.
De nyG silfverhUGlfUese Skatt
kammarens nya sllfverhvalf i Wash
ington aro sa fuktiga, att de sxckar
hvilka silfverdollars forwards angri
pas af m0gel, hvarfor man besluta1
att srsatta dem med kistor. l medel
tai inkomma dagligen 100000 silver
dollars skattkammaren,
GssJ0 febern upptrader nu epide
miskt pa atskilliga platser S0dern
Genom fyktingar fran FLORIDA, hal
sjukdomen spridt sgg till Henderson
vile, N. c., Memphis, Tenn, Decatur
Ala, och till Louisville, KY. I Deca
tur intraffade i torsdags 10 fall. ALI
som kunna, fly fran staden. Decatu
ar belxgen $50 mil oster ON Memphi
vid Memphis & Charleston -banan.
UcEsd ett asstagsaissgsbref Jane
Langdon Curtis fran New York, anne
rikanska partiets presidentkandldat
Clearinghouse onsdags slit antaa
ningsbref. "Amerika for ameriks
nerna" ar partiets losen. Vidare hete
det att valrxtten skall inskrankal
att offentliga embeten sk0la innehai
vas af amerikaner, och att utlxndir
Lgar icke skol4 tillerkxnnas r0strx1
fUrx1n de vj6tits a - ilandet
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1888-09-26

rad mineralolja (616, 1865 doll, mot $780,
447 under lSS6), medan dock samtidigt
exportmangden var betydligare $685..
176 gallons mot S.25s, ,596 under 1885,.
Hela importer fran de F0renade rike-
ma uppgick under ar 1887 till &,li3, ,402
doll, hvilket jemfordt med importer
under 1886, visar en- okning af 55O,S69
doll. Vardef0r0kningen faller huff
vudsakligen pa f0ljande artiklar:
"wire rods" oil ,34S doll. mot 7S7, l4O
under 1856, jernskrot Ql0, 100 doll. mot
2.915 under 1856 och sill (96l ,291 doll.
mot 46, ,544 under 1856.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1888-09-26
EldsUddG uppstod torsdags matt i
Spokane Falls, w. T., hvarvid egen.
dom skadades till varde af $35, 900.

ENScCtAAW uppSlOu LOloudSS udUo
Spokane Falls, w. T., hvarvid egen
dom skadades till varde af $1,000.
FOr de n0dIiCtG,aCJe Jacksonville
Fla, insamlas penningar pa olika hall
Fran Augusta. Ca, sandes torsdags
81 900; mayor Hewitt New York hal
skickat 81, ,436 och staden Denver Co.
dorado 81 900.
Eft rylcte ell Uetd, att f. d. for
bundsmarskalk r. B. Peasants New
Orleans, La, slagit under sig en- sum.
ma af $4,000. En- af hans borgesman
w. J. Behan, har forklarat sig villa
betala balansen. Den som gar bor
gen, gar sorgen.
License i Wisconsin. R0rande BIZ
behallandet af nu gallande license
5000 eller dess forh0jning till $500, ut
talade sig onsdags foljande stader.
For 5000 r0stade Oshkosh, GAINESVILLE.
Mansion, Waupeca, Baraboo och West
Superior; for $500 Dodgeville, Mari
nette, De epere och West Depere.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1888-09-26

DemOkrdteTaG representanthuset
hafva satt sig sinnet, att kongressen
icke skall uppl0sas forran senaten
afgifvit beslut tariffragan.'
j. G. Carlisle, representanthusets
nuvarande talman, har af demokrater-
ma sjette kongressdistriktet af Ken
lucky nominerats for aterval kon-
gressen.
Strejk. Rromsarne och kondukto-
rerna Chicago afdelningen af Illinois
Central. streJkade onsdags NOR
se, emedan bolaget nekade att for Of
verarbete betala 35 cents timmen.
Lagf0rslaget ON ovilkorligt f6rbud
for kineser att invandra till Forenta
Staterna, foIelades presidenten f0rli
den fredag. Samtidigt blef han form
ligt underrattad ON Xmas vagran att
ga in pa det nya f0rdraget.
Hog bel0niaag. Enkan till den f0r
nagra manader sedan aflidne Chicago
mlllionaren J. Smell. har utlofvat
10000 bel0ning at den som arreste-
rar eller upptzcker w. b. Tascott, den
f0rmente mordaren.
United Labor Party h0ll tors,
days slit konvent New York. Med
1M roster mot 103 beslutades, att par
tiet skulle uppsatta kandidater for al
la embetena med undantag af guver-
NOR, SAINT med afseende hirpa under
st0dja det parts kandidat, som for
pligtar sig att arbeta for en- f0rbatt.
ring yalvasendet.
For herr0r JiiIcare att p9aIct0.
F0rslag har vackts kongressen, att
utstalla en- beloning af $780, 600 at den,
som upptacker och angifver verkliga
orsaken till Gula febern SAINT tillfor.
litliga medel att kunna HANNA sjuk.
fdomen. ALA atgHrder mot farsoten
de nu hems0kta staderna S0dern,
hafva visat sig vara utan verkan.
Senare undegY'GtteIser ON valen
Maine gifva vid handen, att republika
nerna segrade med en- majOritet al
0fver $4,000 roster, ,trots demokratsrna
arbetade af ALA krafter for att redu
cera den vanliga repubhkanska r0st
ofvervigten. Anmarkningsvxrdt ar
att prohlbitionisternas styrka nedg&tt
/ stalleJ for att okas.
RissEc0rdess : S0deTn. Inlupna rap
porter fran Savannah Georgia for
malta, att rissk0rden Sodern blifvit
till st0rsta delen forst0rd genom
0fversvxmningar. Laglandet star hell
och hallet under vatten. ALA broal
aro bortslitna och vagarne gjorda ofar
bara. F0rlusten ar mycket stor. Pri
set pa risgryn har redan stigit.
Sj0nsj,siste4n har gifvit order til
befalhafvaren for den San Francisco
forlagda Stilla hats -Aottan att sHnd,
ett krigsskepp till Samoa 0arne for at
skydda amerikanska intressen. Krigs
, fartygen Alert, Vandolia och Adam
kryssa for narvarande yid Sandwicl
0arne och komma EFT af dessa fartyI
att sandas till Samoa.
AIl0 sGtt GrO bra aStOns Diet dItJtga
Staden Denver Colorado har en- st0rr
; skuld, hyllken mayorn funderst ut at
fa betald derigenom att han gaf spel
, husen tillatelse att "a h&lla sina loka
: ler oppna. Hvarje spelhus m&ste 81
: lagga en- skatt af $500 i m&naden. d
T intet spelhus var1t Uppet Denver p
: fem &rs It'd. vHckte borgmastarens til
I l8telse stor uppstAndelse ! stadel
< lSvarligen kunde mayorn tillgripa sxn
7 |re medel fUr ~ g etadens skull
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1888-09-26
SKAFFAREN erIsfJIes fa'dp net
och till Grets sJ,tt for den ri,ag0 af-
giftefa df rs cents.

FGHande herrdr GrO dqlstdlde som
Skafare,ss reseage,ater: John p. An
dersOn, p. n. PGuJsOas, Peter u.
johnson, John j. L. johnson och
Seen Olson. Alla prenonneranter dro
dessutom vdnligen uppmamade att boar
och en-, SIN stad noedverka for tidningens
spridning.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-08

Following is the statement for the
! year ending Nav Sist 1857:
THE PIONEERS PICNIC.
Large Excursion 20 Gilman Ending
the Reunion.

The excursion 20 Gilman yesterday over
the :, l. ;. s l.. railway wss a bigger event
than the company anticipated or vas pre-
pared for. Nearly or quite four hundred
people. aifnost al ~ whom we're adults.
gathered 81 the depot and packing them
sa;o two ecashes. baggage car, freight
ear and 90 three fat cars was matter Of
ftftieuity The train gpg OF frsiiy. ard
thence oa i, the End Of the run josged
along 81 the schedule rate. The country
traTe-sssi was new 10 rnoss 81 the yAs<crl=
gers. asd they were rsrrcS;sondiugIy inter
c ted in viewing il. Ii u qxite attractive
Ia appearance, and with more and better
class Of improvements will be AS fretfs as
any country that lies out Of Doors. The
three hours ~ Gilman were pleasantly
sYeni in le-o king ever and about the towu.
In examining the mite. E1nchilg snacs
tAe trees. resting. and In the waxsiaeidcnt
nsnaisy ta- sueh expeditions. The sxcnF-
ssonisss caFae back on the same train. ar
irving IN tosn q: 80 p. IA THIS eatiei
the tfth snnpsi reunion 81 the " assizsssr
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