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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-04-12
SUSTAIN YoUa own TOWN.

The old adays, effective in its truth
fulness, ''it is an i'll bird which hcfouls its
own nest," comes forcibly to our mind in
rejecting upon the conduct Of some Of our
citizens regarding the development and
improvement Of our city. He is, Ger.
tainly, an i'll specimen Of humanity who,
wantonly, disparases the interests of his
local habitation-bis tswn and home.
A person who does not experience be.
coming desire to promote the growth and
enhance the welfare of bis chosen resi-.
deoee aud adopted home must be a char
acter Of phenomenal instincts and un-
natural desire. Either this, or disap-
pointed ambition has soured his temper
asd he is thereby rendered incapable Of
apprseiatiDg any of life's blessings to
himself or its benefits to his fellow man.
A psrsos may be poor, in monied wealth
and unable to make cash contributions,
dissstly, for The benea. Of the public;
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DIVISION OF TERRITORY.
The Plan Of Division Proposed BY the
&c. Called Joint Lease.

Following are the provisions Of the
agreement between the o. r. & N, and
Northern Pacific and the Union Pacific
companies concerning division Of terri
tory 10 the Columbia river basin. The
extracts are from an official copy Of the
agreement:
Except as otherwise herein elsewhere
provided, 10 the territory north Of the
Columbia river to its junction with the
Snake river, and thence north Of the
Snake river to its junction with the
Clearwater, and thence north Of the
Clearwater Except within the distance
Of fifteen miles Of the Columbia and
Palouse railroad and its branches south
Of the main line of the Northern com.
pany), branch roads shall be constructed,
exclusively under the directions and con.
troll and at the expense Of the Northern
company; and all branch roads or OK.
tensions south of thu Salmon river and
east Of the Snake river, and south o. q
line running from Huntington west to
the summit of the Cascade range, shall
be constructed exclusively under the
control and direction and at the expense
of the Short Line or Union companies,
as they may determine between them.
selves.
All branch roads between the Clear.
water river on the north and the Salmon
river on the south, and east Of the Snake
river; and also 10 the territory bounded
BY the summit of the Cascades on the
west, the Columbia aud Snake rivers on
the north, the Snake river on the east
and line running from Huntington west
to the summit Of the Cascade range on
the south, shall he constructed and
equipped, or caused to be constructed
aud equipped, exclusively under the
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-04-12

We are pleased to notice the intro
duction and practice in our public schools
Of the rules Of hygiene. The latest is
the spool dic,pliue. We have heard OF
the old time universal hotel tooth pick
which was hung at convenient distance
from the dining room for the general
accommodation Of guests Of the house.
But the promiscuous school spool is an
out cropping Of the refined scientific
genius Of modern times. 1t comes to US
under the sanction of an enlightened
civilization, and, OF course, commands
our rcco. nition. The plan seems to be
that each school district or separate de.
partment 10 q graded school, is to be
supplied with spool, to be known IS
the spool Of dicipline. Any untoward
or insubordinate conduct on the part Of
a pupil is punished by having the spool
thrust into his or her mouth, and re.
tanned there at the pleasure Of the
teacher. As each expiAtes his crime the
spool is laid aside for future use or is
transferred from one mouth into an-
other. Now, this general spool sucking
has its sanitary benefits as also its SALT
tary effect 10 curling the evil disposition
Of the pupils. As sanitary economy it
tends to average the physical condition
Of the pupils aud brings families upon q
common level Of humanity. If one
scholar is predisposed to scrofulas CON-
plants or has imbibcd the germs Of
small pox, dyph,heria, scarlet fever OF
other dangerous disease, the spool sse
method tends to dissipate the coutasiou
by scattering it through the vitalixed
blood circulation Of the entire .chool.
By this means We may often avert the
dread scourge Of an epidemic or the run
OF q fatal malady in the community.
Aud in case of over worked pupils, The
pleasant diversion Of holding a spool IN
the mouth, naturally attracts the mind
to the new object Of Interest and prevents
capillary congestion or constipation
These advantages are SO obvious and
captivating, that We expect in shor,
time there will be a commsndable strife
and ambition 10 our schools for the
possession Of the spool.
As means Of dicipline, the Office Of
the spool is almost limitless. 1t can be
adapted to any transgression Of The
teachers rules and to every grade Of
offence. We expect soon to see cabi
net Of sIools in each school room with
sizes from small to large. apportioned to
the various degrees Of criminality in the
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The following letter explains itself:
Rockiin. Placer county, Gal, March % 'S8
Mr. JOHN CREA.-Desr friend:-Can you
do me favor aud try and find. from your
Catholic Clergyman. il he knows anything
Of Mary and Julia Blu kley, daughters u
Dennis Buckley, natives q. the Parish oil
Kelmich"sl. in the county Of Cork, Ireland
who left Secret Rasiue in Placer county.
California in 1862, to r. to Csrriboo aud
afterwards lett there for Idaho or Washing
ton Territory. You will please let your
newspapers zee this aud If they find thu
girls tell them TO come here, there 10 for
tune for them. Their aunt, Julia Dempse,
has died. and the public administrator ha
got hold Of the property aud will not try t
Odd them, so If you will have It inserted il
yo9r paper they can write to me for infer
nation Very Truly,
| JOHN CLYDESDALE
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scholars. For trivial offense small
spool could be gently introduced under
the molars Of the urchin. While the
hepious offeuder-who throws dynamite
spit ball bombs kc--should be throttled
with spool which required hydraulic
power to force between his jaws. 0,
this spool gag business--for ''trainiog
the young ideas how to Shoot" or teach
ing them not to shoot, or, If they dc
shoot, to '.plug the Acoter"--is bound tt
revolutionize our school system and open
an avenue Of usefulness for spools here
tofore not dreamed of.
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MORTGAGE SUMMONS.

In the District Court OF the First Judicial
District o. Idaho Territory Nez Perez county.
PstricA W, Campbell and James Tai, plaintiffs
". Knud arson and The First National
Bank If Lewi.t n de'end,nts
To kmud Lsr.on and The First National
Bank III Lew issOn. defendants.
The errnory Of Idaho You are hereby
required t" appear in an action br ught against
y.u by uesb ve named plaintiffs il tne dis
trict Court OF the FIRST Judicial District of the
Territory at Idaho in amt TOR tie county of
Nez Peree and to answer the mplaint fled
thertin within ten days lexclusive Of the day.
OF rervic } after the service on you of this
.uum.ns-it served within this county or. if
served "ut NJ tbi county. but in this district,
within twenty days; otherwise within forty
dny--or judgement by default will be taken
sg inst you. according to the prayer Of said
COM int.
The SAID action j. brought to obtain decree
Of this cunrt, tor he 10, eciosure OF n certain
mortgage descr bea in the said complaint, aud
ex. cGted ny the salt knuh Larson ON thu
l.th d y November A D. 1886, to secure the
payment ~ three e,r'ain prom'ssory notes ag-
gr.s"ting the principal sum OF 1857 with in-
trrest IN $77 thereof fr"m Nov 1887 at the
rate II ten Pc cent per Bunum, aud D per cent
on the .niie am INT fund due MS attorney
fees and Tor c. sts %, suit, as appears in the
c.mt liant filed herein. tina, the premises csa-
ve,ea by said mpr gage may be- sold, and The
proceeds applied - the payment OF said notes,
in e. cs:. aitnrney's Tee and costs. and In case
such proccete are not sufficient to pay the
q me, III n t"'ob,ain nm execution against said
Khud La, son TOR the balance remaining due,
aud ais" that the said defendants and all per-
! son. claiming nv. ihr' ugh ar Under ,heu may
he barr ed and furecO ei of all right, title.
claim lien. equity OF redemption. and interest
| in and 10 said mor'gaged premises, and fol
other and further rsiici.
| And you are hereby notified that, il you fail
to srpear and answer the said complaint, ~
!, a. W required the said plaintiffs will apply
to the uri TOT the relief d.,napded in the said
Q mpiaiut
GIVE under NV hand and the seal Of the
| District Court of the First Judicial
r.. s. District Of the Territory Of Idahe. in
and fr the county Of Nez Perce thii
l4,h day II March A. D.. 1888.
Il +. MORRIS,
| ByW. s. BrcK, deputy. Clerk.
J. ". Poe attorney for plaintiff. "A
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direction. and control aud at the expense
of the Oregon company.
The Northern company covenants aud
agrees to and with the Oregon company,
that it, the Northern company, shall not
construct or cause to be constructed or
encourage the construction Of any rail-
road within fifteen miles Of the line Of
the Columbia L. Palouse railroad, unless
with the consent of the Oregon com
pany. At the request Of the Northern
company, but not otherwise. such re-
quest to be made from time to time BY
authority Of resolutions by its board OF
directors, extensions Of the Columbia Il
Paluuse railroad, and branches, shall be
constructed and equipped BY the Oregon
company, at their actual cssh cost, On
such lines and from and to such points,
as nearly as may be, as shall be designst-
ed in and by such resolution or resolu.
lions.
And also, in order to protest the
Columbia l. Palouse railroad, 80 far a.
possible, from the construction Of com.
peting lines by any other company OF
party, aud to supply the public demand
and meet the requirements Of growing
settlement and traffic, the Oregon COM
pany, on like request, but not otherwise
shall construct aud equip, at their actua
cash cost, any branch or branches Of thu
Columbia l. Palouse railroad south o
the maiu line Of the Northern company
{ and from and to such points and on sucl
4. line or lines as nearly as may be.
: If, at any time during the term Of thi
b iudenture, either OF the parties Of tn
D second or fourth parts hereto shall be q
+ opinion that, as respects traffic, it result
;. in injustice or hardships, then, and i
/. that event, but without altering any {
y the obligations Of any Of the parties her
j to the Oregon Company, the provia
J. ions Of this indenture may be 60 modi6e
b as to insure. as nearly as possible, .
: absolutely just and equal result; and
d case the said parties Of the second an
}. fonrth parts shall disagree as to tt
b method of effectiug such result, Il
e same shall be accomplished by au'
d mission or arbitration, each Of the ga
:, parties of the second or fourth par
lie hereto selecting one arbitrator and Il
i. two arbitrators selecting an umpire, d
us award Of majority Of the three all
I'd traitors being binding on said parties
IN the second and fourth parts respectivel
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MORTGAGE SUMMONS.

In the Dis, riot Court vt the First Judic al
District OF Idaho Territory Nex Perre Co.
I endel Sutherlin plaintiff W. J. A. Fansler,
Annie l.. fansler. Louis Lew. Richard
Knapp. surviving partner Of the h,m Of
Knapp. Burrel, l. Co and b. p. Thompson
and Wafer fusrel. the execu' ors Of the lat
will and Testament OF VI. : burrel. dece .seh
de, endan,s.
To J. A. fansler et al. d PENDANTS.
IN the name Of the Ieopie Of the United S.a,es
i" the 7erri'ory If Idaho.
You are hereby required To appear in IN
4, cti"n trcds b, against You b. the nbuve named
p'sin,H in the District court in the Fnst
| Judicial District Of the Territory Of .daho. IN
AMI '"r III. county Of Nee P+rce and to an
ewei tho complaint allied tbe,ein within ton
| day ttxclnsive Of day If scrvice) after the
service on you OF this summ"ns-if served
within this county "r. il served out Of tbs
county, but ia this district. within twenty
days; otherwise within forty dsys-Or Judge
| ment by default will he taken against you.
acc riding t" The prayer Of raid C. mpiaint,
The said action is brought t. obtain decree
| Of this court. ior The foreclosure at certain
IN rtuage described in the SAID comp amt. and
executed by the said J. A. t.n-lef and ,nnie
L. Fa, sler tho 22nd dav If December.
A. d.. 1882. t" secure the payment off Ger.
tain pr"missnry note III de by them 30 in.ifi
On srme day Ter 500. with III crest Mt IL per
cent. per anEum from date till bad nni
SO s5 with interest from February z. 1893.
ii p'id mt ten per cent per spnum being
amount paid far taxes. aBd $.5 attorney
tees and rcs' of suit. that tho premises c.n.
ve,ed ny said mortgage may b sold. aud tn.
pr"etds arpied to the payment "' sid no @
moneys expended AS aforesaid. attorneys fee.
and costs. Far further particu srs re etsnce T.
tie mp iaiUt IN file is hsreb, made, and IL
case such pr ceeds ave not su'hc tnt IL pa,
the same, then to obtain Mn exccuti n ageiDs
said J. A. fnns'-r and Ami" /. Fan.ler to-
the bulancr remaining due. AMI a!sr that ,h
said defendants md ali p.rs'ns claiming by
through or under them ma, he barred nm
RECESSED ~ nil rixat. title. clnim. ,-,n
equi'x OF redenpt,'n. ard interest in and l.
said MGR gages' premises. and for "ther an,
furib her relief
And you are hereby notified that If ynn tai
, 10 appear and swrr the sai0 q. mpisi, q
ab we requirca the > ii plaintiff vii ntp', t.
the caurt tor he relief demanded III the sui
complaint
IGiVE> under III, hand and the zeal of n
histtct Cou,t ~ The f.r-
IL. s. Judic al district IF the crit, ~ .
Idaho. IN an tor the count, nj Ne
Perre this 9Th day OF February A. h
1883.
B.F NORRIS. CIera.
BY W. s. Buck, deputy &c X.
J. W Poe attorney for paiHtiff.
hereby certify hat TIE ahq,oi. u true an
correct COPY OF the origins" .Umm ms in IN
possession, - LAAHDON,
Sheriff If Mes Psrce county,. ldshs.
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Court AT KATHDRUM.-His Homer
Judge Buck convened the spring term
Of court for Kootenai county vt Rath
drum on the 2nd. The injunction suit
Of the Spokane & Idaho railroad COM
pany vs.. CASTILLO tax collector, to restrain
him from selling the property Of the
road for taxes, was continued until
September term. The grand jury was
e,npauelled and court took u recess until
to-day ut two p. MS. Reoiew.
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BOX ELDER TREESFOR SALE
l have a large quantity OF
First-class Box Elder Trees
Oh hand which l will sell
AT A REASONABLE PRICE.
warrant tho trees tn give sstisfsction. Al.
dress. W. MkAS. Cotton. ". T. Is 3m
Notice to Creditors.


NOTICE is hereby given by the under
sisnei executor Of the last will aud tea'su~nt
Of Ii.doss >Otelo. deceased to the creditor. uf
and all persons having elaine agains, the said
decea,ed. I" exhibit them with he necessary
vouchers within i"ur months after thu Ar-t
Pablicstion ot this notice I" the ssid executor
Al the "dio. Of J. ". Howe. ksq., in the ely
Of Lewiston I. r.. the s,me k%Ins the rlsce
for the transaction Of the business Of said
estate. RAMON NkRtS
Executor Of the last will snd testsmsat Of
1iedoss 6elsle. deceased. NV
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In the District Court Of the First Ju iicial Dis
tvict Of idaho Territory. in and for the coun-
tv Of Nsx Pcfce
Lizzie c. Arant, plaintiff. Va. Henry O. Arant.
defendant
TO HENRY o. ARANT, defe' d~nt:
The Territory Of Idah" send greeting: You
are hereby notified that there is nos on de 10
the oftcs If the clerk Of the district Cout Of
the First Judicial District Of said territory. in
Lewiston. county Of Ne1 Peroe, the compliant
o, the above named plaintiff. wherein judge
meut 10 dem. ndsd against you. LIST. that the
bonds Of mstr mony between plaintiff and your
self be dissolved and that tue care and custody
| Of certain minor children he awarded to pH
2; that certain crs, nal Prepe ty "f tie value o
| $50, DO awarded to p aintiff; ard, for sucl
other snd fur her relief a. to Justice and equity
bel. ug. On the ground that de'end ut h.,
wiiltully and without cause deserted and ahsn
dUned the plsinsid; as more iuliy appears IL
tho cnmpls Mt fled herein. to which re err nc
| is he,eny made And ou are ais" notified th'
unless you appear an answer the saiI c IN
| plant within ten davs after the setv vice terent
if served within Nee perce county. and within
twenty days. If served out o. said county. bu
within said Judicial District, and within fort.
days It served out of said district texoius,ve I,
the day at service the plaintiff will take n de-
fault against you AID Apply ~ the court for tn
relief med above.
| GIVEN under my hand and the seal Of th
! District court of The First Judicial Di'
lL.S] tr Ct Vt idaho Territory. in and for Ne
Perez county. this 18th day If March
A d. 1888, b. F. MORRIS,
BY ". S. Buck. Dc putty. Clerk
Il. U'Neiil, atty tor p!tf. "a.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate Of Orson Porter. deceased.
NOTICE 10 hereby given by the undersigned
administrator VI the estate Of Orscn q. Porter.
deceased, to tho creditors Of and all persons
having clsims against the said deceased. to Ok.
hibit them with the necessary vouchers within
ten months after the first publication Of this
notice to the said administrator at his resi-
dencs in the city Of Lewiston. !. T., the same
being the place or the transaction Of the bust
ness Of said estate. o. v. PORTER.
Administrator Of the estate Of Orson G. Por.
ter. dscea cd.
Dated April 3. 1888. 275w
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Henry Willard has sailed for Europe
for the purpose Of making additional f.
nancial arrangements Tor extension Of
railroads 10 Oregon, Washington and
Idaho. His present undertaking 10
chiefly with new bonds Of the o. r. 4
N. He expects to return to America
within three months, and may come to
Oregon in September -Oreg0nidn.
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NEW TO-DAY.
Quarterly Examination.

Notice 10 hereby given that the next quar-.
terly examination IF applicants for trach.rs'
certificates in and for Neg Perez county,
Idaho, will be held at the public school
house in Lewiston, Idaho; beginning at
o'clock u. m on the first " sdnesday in
May 1888 aud holding Two days. App!,-
Giants will be examined in Hygiene. All
permits now in force in this county will ex'
pire ON the 2nd day Of May, prcx.
J. W. LlEUALLEN, Co. Sup
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Farm for sale.

One hundred and statv acres decided land
with good h"use, eight sores under fence,
plenty Of water. aud iim'er near NJ hand
Situated on Cedar creek on Big p tatch
good chance for enc desiring good a m
Terms reasonable Ekquire IT.
A. ". LONGFELLnW.
7.3m Cameron idaho
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NOTICE FOR PRE.EMfTION PROOF.
LAND OFFICE AT
Lewistpn Idaho Msr. %, 1883.

Lewist,n Idaho Msr. %. 1883.
HENRIETTA McMUkTkEY ID 1862
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT TMk
~ following named settler has 6lcd notice II
her intention I" make final proof in support Of
her claim and that said proof viii be made at
this ONCE Un May 18th 1888. viz: He ,rietta
McMsrtrey, D 1862 for the swk sec 8 tp SO
nr5 w, NJ. She names the following wit.
ness to prove her continuous residence upon.
and cultivation Of. said land. viz: james
Evans, Alexander Cameron. Melvin Simpson,
John Reese. Oh Of Lewiston. Idaho.
FRANCIS +. PATTERSON,
26 Register,
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NOTICE FOR PRE- EWPrloN PROOF.

LAND OFFICE AT
lewiston. idaho. Feb. % 1883,
MICHAEL. LYDON. Us. 1915.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
named settler has Aled n"tice OF his intention
to make dual proof in support Of his claim and
that said prunf will he made Mt this "dice. ~
April 14,h. 778s. viz: Michael L,l"". D. :.
1916 for the w nwA SEQ y tp 3S nr4w
lie numes the following witnesses to prove
his 9 ntinu"us residence upon a d cultiva
tjon Of said LIANT. viz: James k.ane, K'ch'
Ard Thorrton, Timothy Keane. N Humphrey
Thom.s Lin. han and Michscl Thornton, o
| Genssee, T
FRANCIS F. PATTERSON.
% Register.
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Novice of Sale of Real Estate.


NOTICE IL hereby given that in purruanes
ii orders OF the Probate Court OF Mes Perez
county, idaho Territory, mad. on the 16se
day al Ncvsm' er 1886 and IN the 18th day .!
Decemb., 1887, in the matter OF the estate o.
ishn }. C"fey. aeceased, the undersigned, tns
| administrative Of the said estate. will SELL ~
,, waite rsic. to the highest bidder. for cash,
gold ooin OF the United States. aud subject 70
c"nf mation by raid Probate Cart on Satar'
day tho SECOND day o. June 1873. all the right
title, interest and estate OF tho said John >.
| "te, mt the time If his death. and all sns
right. title aud interest that the raii esta.s
| has by O,erat on Of law or otherwise acquires,
| other than id addition to that Of the sara
Jehp !. C~fYey. vt the time Of his DEATH !.
and tn al those ccrtuin let's. pieces or paioe's
! IF land situate yiup snd teing in Nss rsi~
s"uu.y ID ho Territory and bounded sna y.
s,rshcd a. follows. tu.wif: The s'u!ne.''
qurrter NJ section TWEEN nine, TOW nship tn't.y'
seven nsrth Il rage five west, liU acres; ~ ~
| tue sputh half. nnfthwest quarter and norss
halt. soushwest quarter Of section invent ee'ko.
! township tLiity s@s,n moth OF range nSe wsss
16a acres fets aud bids must be in wri'ins
and vii te %, eived by the undersigned ~ y. =
, .dfce Jnmer v. Pee, Esq,. atty -at-iaw.
the City of Lewittun, J. T., up 10 and ihc'es
ipx the said s.-cond day Of June 1879. OF nay
se 6l.d with the clerk Of the Probate Court :,
Terms aud eundi ious Of sale. cash: se'ss
! eoip II the United Slater, or part cssn ~. 1.
part secuI OF by mortgage 90 the real e.'s..
to he sold. Deed at the exrense Of tLS 20
chaser. EMMA +. COFFEE a.
Administratrix Of the estate Of Jehn j.
fey. deceased.
Dstsd March 2ls. 1888. De.
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The following named persons we're drawn
by the county commissioners nt the March
term to serve Is grand and petit Jurors for
April term Of court:
GRAND JURORS.
W A.Elysa WIN Fee MI Chapman
Chas Snyder W STATION G Holt
n Crawford John Paulson E Kaufman
A uinmau P Vollmer d d Bunnel
WIN Grost, Sr Louis Lisk Peter Stewart
A brooke J p Mounce Pesry Thoma,
G Brigham simmons.
PETIT JURORS.
T B Reeder Miehal Mitchell Eaoch Davi
A X Biddison J X Vaa HorA A Hopper
N N Hswiey 7 Culver c u Thaiche
d Martin &C G!ough Richard Well
W Y Ksttsnbach, D F Booth "A } Frye j
| NJ S Freeman CO Lieual,en ssm'l Lynd
Abott WIN sislar WIN Phillip
X S v cooley J I. Chapman John Lorln
W B Cooper Martin Anderson.
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DIED.

MUHLENBERG.I In this city April 10. 1883.
Of Cerehro-spinal Meningitis. Lieut.. Vim.
c. Muhlsnberg. aged3O years and 10 months
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