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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-10-24
SENSIBLE AND CAREFUL.
No Better Measure Has a Chance of Pass
ing the Present Congress-.

from the St. Louis Giobe-Democrat.1
The reduction in tho Government annual in
come which would be caused by the Senate 8
tariff bill IL it should be enac cd is placed at Il
little over S73,o,0,0D. About Si2,O00,o0J Of this
cut would be made in the customs list and $751;
0.00JD in the internal taxes, OF the Customs
schedules nearly S2s,9O,C00 of the reduction
would come from he lowering Of the duties on
sugar, $50 n000 from changes in other imports.
and s.. 500 0)o from the entire abolition OF duties
on certain raw materials. About S24 so o o
OF the cut In the internal taxes would come
from tobacco, and ~ 0O0.00j from alcohol used
in the arts.
The heaviest reduction in ra.es which the bill
provides for ID ia sugar On the average, taking
all the grades together, the cut on sugar is
about 50 per cent. The changes IN the wool
duties are slight. On some grades they are in
creased in a small degrse, and on others they
arc lowered. The same is time Of wooden manu-
features. The duties on ready- male clothing
when altered at all. are Increased, while these
on earthen, stone, crockery, snd glasswaye are
reduced. There are some changes In classi4ca-
ton made I'll the iron and steel schedules, hut
the modification In rnted which be meAsuys
effects IL generally toward : lower rahge -
duties. ST 81 rxits, upon which the present m
post II ali . ton, would come IN for ab0dt "a u
ton II this bill theuld become law. The datY
ty tho Mills bill IL $il ton 1he rednct3UnUf
tbs internal TAI on tobacco petlnita : redNek1an
- ~ made n ~ duty On thet article NJ
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-10-24
Into an Open switch.

The cannon ball express on the balti-
more and Ohio road that left Cincinnati
Thursday night ran into an open switch
near Washington, Pa, depot Friday morn
ing. and was precipitated over trestle a
distance of ten feet. The train was run
ming at high rate of speed and was COM
pletely wrecked. First reports were that
four persons We're instantly killed and
there was much excitement along the line,
as the train was heavily loaded and many
persons at different points had friends
aboard. Reliable information received
later says that only the engineer, james
Noonan, was killed, although about
twenty We're injured. VIM. McAuliffe,
the fireman, and ten others, are probably
fatally injured. A number of passengers
from the wrecked train arrived in PittsbuTg
at l2:p5 III the afternoon. Superintendent
Collins, of the postotfice, who was in the
wreck, stated that three of the injured,
Fireman Brown, Baggagemaster Henry and
colored man named Hays, of Columbus,
will probably die. He said the wreck was
the worst looking one he ever saw. The
engine was demolished and the cars rem
dered a mass Of broken tmbers. The en-
CINE. tender. baggage car and sleeper had
gone over the trestle aud the day coach was
hanging partly over. The people of the
town broke the windows and extricated the
passengers as soon as possible after the
wreck occurred and everything was done to
alleviate their sufferings. The train was
filled to its utmost capacity and it was a
miracle that there were no more killed.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-10-24

for his detention resolved to face the thief
and secure his stolen goods. After fiery
Interview Middleton's nerve deserted HIM
and he surrendered 81 900 in cash to the
marshal, also some books and papers and
the oyercoat which he wore. all belonging
to his employer. The marshal had no au-
thority to detain him, and the follow con-
Guided to continue on to his destination at
Memphis, Tenn.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-10-24

Postmaster General Don Dickinson is
the latest addition to the Washington sick
list. He is down with heavy cold Oh his
lungs and the attending doctor fears that
pneumonia may set in. Mr.. Dickinson
has never been in robust health since he
came to Washington. He has had two or
three attacks, but has always recovered
from them in time to set at rest the fears
of serious consequences. He is a nervous
man and his interest in the political cam
paign does net help him any. Tonight il
was stated that there was little change in
his condition. He was certainly no better,
but it was not to be expec ed that he
would throw off the cold at once. The
aim of the doctor was 10 proven. the APP
pearance of symptoms of pneumonia. 1t
will he two or three days before any
definite statement can be made
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-10-24
Killed by Her 6-year-old Bow.

AT the house of William Morgan. in
Donaldson. Schuykill county, Pa, Mrs.
Morgan was sitting in chair nursing a
6-months old infant. Her G-year- old son,
named Willie, took an old shot gun from
a closet. The little fellow climbed upon q
chair and secured another cap. He then
cooked the gun and pointed it at his
mother and when about fifteen feet away
cried out, ook ont, mamma / III cowboy.
and ! am going to shoot" With these
words he shot. the charge entering the face
of his mother and the back and head of the
infant. The mother fell unconscious
Mother and child are not expected to re-
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-10-24
a Young Lady Drinks Lye by Mistake.

Miss Carrie Miller, handsome young
lady of Lexington. S. c., died Under pc
culiarly distressing circumstances, after
many months of excrueiating suffering.
About year ago her mother had a jug OF
wine and one of I've III the same pantry.
The young lady poured out glass Of wine.
as sue thought, and taste it. but itproved
to be the lye instead. AS soon a she had
swallowed it she exclaimed: "0h, mothers
have drank the I've instead of wine. and
now it will kill me?' With these words
she fell fainting to the floor. Everything
that human hands could do was done for
her. AT times she would appear to be all
right, then would relapse again. For the
last four months nothing had entered her
stomach in the natural way, as the canal
that carries the food was completely closed
up, and during this period she was kept
alive by artificial means.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-10-24
Died ON the Cars.

DR.. John Scott, an old and well known
dentist Of Pittsburg, died in q TT. Wayne
xpress train while en- route home from
Chicago. He was attacked with hem
orrhage Of the lungs in Chicago, but re-
covered sufficiently to start for home. On
the train he grew respondent and finally
told his fellow passengers that he had a
presentiment that he was going to die. He
was so confident of this that he had the
conductor forward two kilograms to rela-
tives at Pittsburg informing them Of his
death on the train. Two hours after the
messages were sent he was seized with
another hemorrhage and in FIVE minutes
no was dead. His wife, who was with him,
took charge of the remains and took them
on to Pittsburg.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-10-24
Another Lelli-h Wreck,

News of another wreck on the Lehgh
Valley railroad has been received by the
superintendent of the Mahoning division.
A Pennsylvania freight train ran into Le-
high Valley gravel train on that division at
$50 Tuesday morning, killing six persons
outright and injuring over twenty. The
killed and injured, who were mostly Hun
garians, were on the gravel train, with the
exception of one, who was on the Pennsyl-
vania train 1T was three hours before help
could be procured, and during that time
the injured lost so much blood that it is
feared that many of them will die. A
special train carrying physicians arrived
three hours after the accident. and they did
everything possible for the injured.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-10-24

On the arrival of the steamer Peruvian
at ST. Johns, \. F.. William Francis
rest. He is charged with having stolen
100000 from a Birmingham, England,
firm
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-10-24
Street Car strike Ended,

The greatest street car strike in the his
tory of Chicago was brought to an end
Sunday evening, the company having COM
promised their differences with the North
Side men. The lines in that section of
the city were in full operation again Mon
day morning. The terms OF the settle
ment, az given ont, are that the company
grants the men n slight increase in wages
not "a much as first demanded: re en-
ploys all the strikers and will rearrange the
schedules of running time to conform to
the requests at first made 10y the strikers.
The company Will retain the new men who
have been employed since the beginning OF
the strike, and will probably place them on
new lines which are being equipped, or on
the extra list. 1t was agreed at Sundays
conference between President Ierkes and
the strikers committee that any other
points of disagreement shall be referred to
Mr.. LYMAN j. Gage. the vice president of
the First National bank, who shall be the
sole arbitrator
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-10-24

Tomorrow | viii lie just 30 years old,
and it will be the first birthday in my life
that have not been able to be about we'll
and contented, said John l.. Sullivan
Sunday. Il feel stronger, but my feet and
legs still trouble me. I've had plenty of
time to reflect on my past doings, and
have been laid up and I've made up my
mind that in thirty years of life I've had
about fun enough. There was time in
my sickness when was thought to be dy-
ing, but God was good TO me and gave me
one more chance. I've fully made up my
mind what TO do with that chance. and
will never again touch a glass of beer or a
drop of ANY kind of intoxicating liquor.
No man who is a friend of mine will ever
ask me to drink again"
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-10-24
TIE TERRITORY.
METHODIST ASSIGNMENTS MADE For
THE COMING YEAR

Reversal of tho Decisioef the Lower
Court I'm the Brown Goa Seat Case A
y School Treasurer short In His Accounts
4 A Genuine Bad Coon Mid Mt Grand
Forks--The News in General.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-10-24

Last week while Charles and William
Weller, two miners, were digging their way
through the snow from La Junta basin. a
snowslide came down the mountain, carry
ing the men down 800 feet and burning
them under the snow and rocks. William
managed, with the aid of a pocket knife,
to dig himself out, and though badly
wounded made his way to town. rescu-
ing party started and after two hours hard
work found the body of Charles under
meath several hundred feet of snow and
rock, crushed to shapeless mass.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-10-24
Dakota Farmers Reported Starving.

A special dispatch from Minneapolis
says: M. j. Herpman, of this city, who has
been investigating the condition of farm
ers In Ramsay county, Dakota. who were
reported TO be starving to death. has re-
turned to the city. He says there are sew
ersl families absolutely destitute of food
and fuel. and something must be done,
and Immediately. The real condition of
the people is beyond description. Men,
women and children are in rags and they
have not cent of money in the world.
Their crops were totally DESTROYED AID
their. land, stock and farm implements
mortgaged. Absolute distress prevailed
everywhere. Mr.. Herpman says the frost
which came in August destroyed all the
wheat there was, as well as all the yege-
tables. even those which are hards as tur-
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-10-24

IA says he received orders at Shippensburg
to run to the thirty eight mile siding be-
tween Shippensburg and Neville and
there meet and pass No. 8. Acting on
these orders he left Shippensbnrg and
within three miles he met the oncom-
ing train. The engineer of No. IA saw the
smoke of the other train around the curve
and shut off steam and applied the air
brakes, but before he could stop both
trains came together with a crash. The
engines interlocked the boiler Of one being
driven over five feet into the other. The
express cars on both trains were driven
back and completely telescoped the bag
gage cars. Baggage Master Charles Bitner,
Of Harrisburg. was caught between the
cars and so horribly mangled that he died
IN a.short time after being released from
the wreck. Conductors Linn and Bowman
are both seriously injured and many of the
passengers received injuries, though not
The track was blocked all day, but passen-
gers have been transferred.
Tuesday night in the Chester river. Hear
ing that the dredgers We're getting in their
work two of the states vessels proceeded
to the Chester river, arriving there about
IL p. m. The officers found the oyster
men doing Illegal work, and ordered them
off the forbidden grounds. Not being
obeyed, the navy opened fire and met with
Il we4fin rect-pt'on al 10 hands of the
dretgers. fiaaily TIA pys,ArInen were
driven Oft, bat no arrests were made.
About 800 shots were fired by both sides.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-10-24
THE FREE TRADE BILL.
What ths Frer-Tratiers Wnud Have Done
If They Dared.

New York Mail and Express
The argument that thu Demo ratio party is
for free trade cannot be TOO oftln insisted upon.
The Democrats assert tisat the Mills BILL as it
passed the House ia not h frea-trade measure
We Eaye awe Iat
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-10-24
a Negroes Horrible Death.

Bill Lewis, an Albany, Ga, colored bill
poster, was burned to death the other
morning. The neighbors smelled burning
Aesh and broke into the room, the doors
Of which we're locked. They found him
lying dead with his head in the fire. He
was an epileptic and fell in the fire while
in ct. He was horrible spectacle. His
had and face, chest and arms were COM
plessly roasted. A few years since he met
Nth similar accident and was terribly
dis6gured, his nose being burned of and
che flesh all burned off his head. A hard
matter gradually formed ever his brain and
his skull loosened. DR.. Alfriend one day
took On the top Of his head and handed it
Is him. He has carried on his business
Tor Years In this condition.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-10-24

Several days ago the United States mar
shals Office in New York received cable
gram from Manchester, England, stating
that George Middleton, bookkeeper for a
Manchester merchant named Dittcher, had
Aed with his enQioypgs money and papers.
S skiing that be kept for the
itlss. A deputy Quilted States marshal
INST Middiston pn ne deck Of the steamer
City N RichmoAd, ana haying ~ warrant
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-10-24
stabbed In a saloon Row.

Thomas p. Casey, q CO tractor, was
stabbed seven times by John Macy,
Chicago saloonkeeper. Both men had been
drinking and they became entangled in
discussion in Nacey's saloon. He may re-
| anx- !.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-10-24
LONGEST on RECORD.
RESUME OF THE WORK OF THE F1r-
TfETH CONGRESS-.

Enormous Number Of Measures introduced
In Roth Houses--Dxkota Farmers Re
ported Starvlng-A Season OF Railway
Disasters-The News ia General
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-28
Speoatifbeo | Smotem.

On Gnsfauber, iom BAR sjennemreiit
flere al Snoiens Spsr us 2anbsbper,
aiper / The Nineteenth Century Ell
Ssfripelie al buOrleoes Speoallfbeoen
sriber on Jig paa ale aanter / DC inbi.
lie Beiieoelier ps truer meb at bliue en-
aluurlis Jare for 2anb os Soft Der
itebs. Saus &eiie git oper Geplcn os
Rabras til 9alfutta os oerfra til 9is
trittsrne Nuoea, 2iaab os Santbali=
tan, buor ban bsisste omfrins 80 9anbs
bper. 9erfra bros ban uibere til 8pen
&anisuni meb bens t~ilitsbenbe 2anbs
bper Mesia us ausbti, os pibere til be
fore 8per / be nurbpeitlise prouinier,
til Tenbjat ps Ga6mir.
Iaa belle benne lanse &eiie ianbt Fan
Spebalfe / neiten buer eneite Bp os
2anpsbp, ielu ON bans Spbolb paa
Stebet fun uareoe nosle faa Timer.
Den pificisle Stat!itif ppsaO IntaIet
al ipebalfs i Snoien til 1875, 900, men
peofommenbe Reiienbe mener bet uben
1pil fan iattes til $50, 900 % paaitaar,
at BET er / itapist Stisenbe. 9ette Fan
life forunore ncsen, flyer ban tbi ouer,
oft bar Spsbommen ben sunitisite GIN
lebnins til OF uobrebe Jig, erten bet MI
er peb Nrp eler Smitte. 9e beslisits
ipebal lfbeianste git oueralt omfr,ns os
tissebe, / Saoerne ps paa Suienes Bal
foner. Man mpbte benz paa Sernbanea
ftatiouerne % ale Oifentlise Steber
Der i~ortaltes enbOs, at en- ipebalf ifulbt
pare ipsieliat msb Brsbbasnins bOs er
enselF BaseI! Tesuben baube mar
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-28

uoresnst, at ale Snoiens apbtsrpeuse
bauoe uaroret gisnnsm ipeoalfes ben
Der. 8 8ombap a en- Wano, bpis
6enoer par befanste mso be b1siiste
Saar az Spsealifbeo, anint / 5errbas
mems 3isrsiie iom giletinbiamlsr. spes
balfe umsiftes meo berss oprsrsncs
GlenoiSbsb fr;t ON ale andre os siiteoe
fig, naar De lit 9pif. uben nusenium6elit
Sinbrirser. De boibt eesuoen al at
lepe ct lpitist 2ip os bleu iaatebes fules
itanois Gentrer for SDshpmmens ubs
brebelie.
5pritanceren for Speoulf Spipitalet
! aalfutta iOriitreoe, at ban tunoe Be
uibne ira ofte sientasne SbieruatiOuer,
at i SammenitimlinSer at iattise 5Olt
peb be RIGGS Besrapsliesieiter bar miHoit
bper treble Yeriun ipebolif. SOipitutet
par itaois uperiplet. Onbet sriber iaa=
leoes ON Zig, Iortaler bsmelote Rel
ienbe, at Der mao bli alprrlis Gale ON
at fpretase noset for at frisisre 2aneet
for bet. Man fer msher man en- Hem
Mooftanb / ben oisesplcisbeb % Slsp.
beb, Der ooeralt raaber bos Befultnins
gen. 5 ben Grab lisesplbis ~operfur
Onbet 9ier ben inSiife 5utalisme 5pls
fet, at paa ct tort Soipital 9nrariurn
maatte autpriteterne idse ub be ipSes
Slestninse, Der foresap at pare init
teoe for at tunne bliue iuofast os iaas
leoes faa Nnleonins til ct iorsfrit lloz
fomme ps ct maSeli9t 0iu.
Gen &eiIenoe mener, at intet anoet
Der Ton hiRlpe, enb al BEN enselife Rss
sjerin9 for 9nbien sriber iraftist inb.
pan iursilaar oerfur, at istsenoe 5urz
anitaltninser ital tases:
y 6pert 2iitrift iaar ct 5oipitaf for
Spebalfe / i'm fprnemIts 8p. y 2sie
Berioner, iom finoes at bore Imittsbe
at spsopmmen, brinses Of Yolitiet til
narmeite 9ese, Der meb Wpnbigbeoers
mes Siitano fan beprore Dem inoiatte /
ct 9uipitul.
Jorfatteren opIDier til S%lutnius, bpprs
leoes man / gnslanb, 6upr Der fpr ianbs
tes $50 6pipitaler for Speoalife, oeb
ombpsselis N~iionorins os fOrnuftise
ianitare 5orbolbsresler FAR fluet Spss
oommeH til at ipriuinbe, pg bsnpiier til
be 5pranialtninser, Der / famine 2tnz
lebnins er trufne i Rprse, buor Ins
tallet at 1ilielber / 9ebet al 80 9(ar er
minbfet meb IS pGt., iaa man MI fan
fcrubie, at Spsoommen mart pil uare
ubrpbbet.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-28
Albert Lea Lutheran High
School.

gilbert Sea 2utberan Sisb S6ool"
bespnbte i'm YirtIumbeo 5bprsbas ben
lite Nooember 1888. 2lGe, ipm agter
at frefuentere Stolen, uil ajsre Os en-
9jenete ueo at inbmelce fig @inareit mus
list til YaItur .. 8. Smebp, 0lbert
Sea, Winn., eIer til u~nbertesnebe. 8t
bar iifret os ct meset bsfpemt 2otale
for Stolen, % Der er tiGise isrset for,
at Opbplbet oeb Stolen oil 6lioe iaa
bbsselist os paa iumme lib iau bilist
iom muli9t. aOit, 2osis ps 8renbe
uil tunne faces for ca. 50 pr. llse.
Otter autuIst al Snbmeloelier rs
eiter ben Snteresie, buormeo Der arbeis
oes for Stolen, at bsrrne, oil 3ilitrsms
ninsen a1erebe fra fprit al blipe tor.
Der er uoiister til Of funne aa6ne Sfo=
ZEN meb ct 0iicipelantal paa 75-S5
Der er al Gruno til at trp, at Stolen
far en- lps Jremtib for Jig, ps bet er OF
6aabe, at ret mango at bore Ganosmeno
oil benptte Jig al ben Nnleonins, ION
Der gives, til at fremme en- COB Sag %
tit of meboirfe til i'm esen os fine Heb.
mennei Hers ianbe Sel.
@iu soers Bsrn en- COB 2erbom
%srunbfeitet i Cubs Orb, os s bar efters
laot benz en- Irp, iom pil blipe benz ielo
os beres Mebmennei Fer til 8eliisnelIe.
Oct er en- Blist, ri ifploer ben Re9iss
ring, %buorunper ri leuer, at upbras
pore 8srn, lao be fan bliue til COB
gorsere os life tit "raabne Trar Gam
iunbet", iOm Sbieu falber bern. g.
ianb ariten oil sjsre alt, bUab ban
fan, for at ppfploe benne Blist.
5Or girfularer os narmere Splps
ninser ON Stulen 6enpenoer mln fig ii
g. g. Swenon n,
Brincipal,
Bog D., albert Sea, Winn.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-28
6apparb, &is.
I'll nZecprah Yoiten!.

SNc'~ N'
9tl "Teccrabs Boiten!"
cent iorlob 8interen ps, % tielist Ter bet
70 III, at cen pil 9jgre lit Snotog isIen.
Eanr og 6sit boloer Iiseiom tiliammen Der
Eorb, Tor at oripe SommereN bort til andre
st:osr, bupr ben tau tripes bebre % pGre
ri ifprre gIptte. aplot 6Bitpeir bar Ri for
large iioen bait os bar iremoeles, laa Soer'
'ra,terne bar p9ret BruS I3nSe. Tgmmers
sug9erne bar alt pattet fine alGner / SRt-
Ten, IlRn9t ben paa Stuloeren os be9ioet Jig
10 / Gampene rurot Gemmerleirene Der,
la nj bar iaa gpot iom iitre 3e9n paa en-
uoliQ 8inter. ri bBr iorreiten life tlage
oper %interen, tbi Den l%fdiier, ON END tnn9t
% iarefulot, iaa bog itaoist % lvnrense
Qybeioe for be mango iriIfe % arbeioslpitne
ItRnc, iom brager 10 / Stooene bpsr Spit
ior OF iuse, busse, rule ps tisre 9smmer
'an,men ON Siutereu. Ei, ipm arbeioer /
o. runot "Sasa" pm Sommereu % li99er
snIut inoetrosne bag ben ONT Sinteren, ri er
3laoe oeo al ie 3emmerbauserne pore opel
;r Glpebreoberne, tbt ba ueo ui, Der blir No
get for os at arbsioe meo, naar Saoren toms
mer. Seq tror, iaa piot leg bar %erfaret, at
Ger / Stoutrafterue er en- pasienoe lang Sins
Ter meb Srolt p9 Sne ben bebite CONNER,
NJ Tan ~forlanse. Sm ri for bet Meite leptr
Al Ismmer os 6ruit beroppe, maa life mine
GreOs Serner blanbt "Goiten"s S9iere trp,
ri er iau lunst borte fra ben cioiliiereoe Der
Ten u~liseuel. %or lille On 9opruaro er npt
aa pen % TRIP Zig, ipues jes iGleialc, null
}s1s oet iommer al at ies life er pant til
!iU9et beere. 9iot paa Niooen er ben o9iae
5lcpen: gpsn bar Ioriiaiiet Jig YaubpGrt ps
.~ettrllt gps.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-28
t5pe Iarg.
correspondence.
1urep, Wis.

Turep, @is.
ser sr Wanse, ion iHier "Eoiien",
., pstommen gjrii er ben altib / nit
~ ser bar rGret Il ualmineslist Rsre
-. csn fto,tels gpli,iten, men III .er ba bel
.;,r;a BEN oiIturie forbi for en- lib. Repu.
:G,ouerne Ill belle gountp'2 iteten islennem
=, fan rare ftolte al lin Seir. Siotil bapoe
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