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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1889-03-08
Who lie Your Rest Friend 3?

Remember EsPENSHIED'S is the place to get q
first-class Shave. Hair Cut or Dry shampoo.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1889-03-08
She is Grateful.

~ saved the life of my little girl by a prompt
use of DR.. Acllers English Remedy for Consump-
tion." Mrs. VIM. V. Hartman, New York. For
sale by P. T. Allen. nov l6
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1889-03-08

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1889-03-08
PronaptneSS.

First cold then cough. then consum ption
then death, II took DR.. Acker's English Remedy
for Consumption the moment began to cough
and believe it saved my life."-Walter n. Wal
lace, Washington. For sale by P T. Allen. noyl6
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1889-03-08
Take Notice.

Geo. c. Espenshied has remodeled his Barber
Shop, everything in first-class style, and is pre-
pared with his assistants to do first-class work
Pompadour Hair Cut is the la test. Call and see
me under the Augusta National Bank corner
Main and Augusta streets.
GEO. G. ESPENSHIED, Prop.
N. B.-RaZors honed and ground at short no.
tice. If you want nice hair cut, go to Espen-
Sheds under the Bank, corner Augusta and
Main streets.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1889-03-08
THE MYSTERY CLEARED UP.

During that summer the writer had occa-
sion to go to Langtry, where Judge Bean was
conducting his establishment for the dispen
sation of liquids incidentally the judge de
tailed the facts, with much glee, about the
cause of the recent SO called Indian outbreak
They were as follows: One forenoon there az
rived at Langtry a ranger and a cowboy,
who announced to his honor that they were
going over into Mexico, about half mile
away, to hunt deer and turkeys. They drank
considerable before starting, and shortly after
arriving on the Mexican side of the river
they discovered a wild Apache buck about
10 years old. They Immediately drew down
upon him, disarlned him, and, contrary to
every principle of International law between
the two republics, forced him to come with
them to the American side.
The Indian could speak neither English nor
Spanish, SO they took him up to Judge Bean,
who spoke Apache and several other Indian
dialects quite fiuently After imbibing freely
of the ardent fluid and loosening up the In
dams tongue the quartet became quite IA
miliar They waited on the operator in q
body and invited him to join the festivities
of the hilarious coterie, and when he had pre-
cipitated himself with sufficient fervor into
the cup that cheers and likewise inebriates
they persuaded him to fash the announcement
over the wire: 1.-THE Indians are upon usl"
He was sensible enough not to sign his sta
ton, and to this good day it has been a mys
terry as to what was the origin and substance
of the terrible Indian scare of 1883.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1889-03-08

dec2l ly
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-30
Mrbetter Gon9reHe.

Wdbreno Der Barrier WetialisIfs u,
una ,oI In paris EN- internattD
mater 81 rbetter GDnareB
tattfuben, Der fih ais cine ssoiti' 3 ing
oss I'M NobsmEer b. 5 In SDncon
it~att3ebabten ,ptsraationaiea 8sperfs
iha,ts gcnguiies oarfttat Auf b<m
IeBteren putos Die Nnbdbnlng erner
,nternaiion aIen Albetsror. a | q ION. 10
rpIe tnte1i n Itiofiale Atbeiter,bab nubres
geln 6elhloHen, uno 5usleih tettgi est
oab fiber ots beje.dneten Lbemota anf
etnen, tn Bars itafifinotnosn ono r.
tpsiten tn ernationolen GongreB eth eao=
e,Iiiser Beihlub gefabt neroen ,Ole.
Datet 1T 3u bemerten, oas Der 60"
Doner GDngreb BON Der 2eitung Der eng
l,ihen @epertpers,ne einberufen mar.
oab ourh ole etsenartiBen 3ulofunsss
beoingungen bic Deutlhen uno Dlttr
Ieihilhen SscioloemDfraten BON benz
@onsreb aasssi6lsHen pnea, nno oab
auf benz GongreRe ilbft Die Settula
Ter brnliten @errerfpereine bon ben
fefldnoiitea Detesirten aus 5ranfretb,
Bslsisr, 0oQano uno 0dnema,t iiber
ffimmt purDe, 10 oas DerGcngreB ibllebs
lid pDaig in iDcinliftfHes 6abtmahsr
gfri.tp.
Die Dppo II atfiiden Sccioliffsn
5rantreifs, Die io5enannfe1 Rci1rilis
fen. berisfen infolse BIS eonDOner Be-
ihluHes einen information alen Gcngreb
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-30
Minneapplis 0rn @ppbs 60.

SIN Spnbicate 8lod. Gde
Der Stem StraBe unb NicoIet Npenue,
Minneapolis, baben cine Jung beuregus:
wabl BON idDnen @esenitdnoen. Die bon
5 Gents an Bis gu $l.75 3u faufen iino,
0ibide fleine Tai6en All iebr nieori:
gen 9reiien. Glaee 6anofhube mn
in ben @r0Ben bon 81 unb mebr gu SO
Gents bas 8aar. edbne &inoer:
itrimpfe, idmars seribbt> in @rDBer
BON 6 80 gu l9 Gents bas Paar. SIN:
portirte Sdirsen, iebr idDn, tn ieds
perf4ieoenen Saepns, MIR SO Gents,
obelei9 bieielben 81 90 tpertb iino.
Weibe unterrDde In bier Saeons mt
Spiben uno Stidereten $l.0O, tpertt
$l.35. -Shpa &c unterrDde In Sat:
teen unb Sarmers Satin, gu $1.0O,
81 35 unb $500 uno nod piele 8ar:
gains.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-30
Ger 90

ion uno sibleb, bat 753 1164 SUB an
Dopton ape., rabe @rrsinia. NIT 9ars
BON sebn 3immern. 5O:14O SuB an
9ortlano Mpe., spiiden Sent nnb Dale
Str, 6aus NIT 10 3immer, GROCER
Stall 1926 SUB an summit ape ,
nabe @rotto, nah gortlanb apeniie si.
40:119 SUB Bis Mlep an giblano ape,
snilden ct Mlpans uno @rDtto
StraBe: Sabne Cots In S 6.
stuut's Mbbition ; iebr biaise 2ot in
8lod IL Summit Yart Mooition. IL
neue 6duier In Madubin & Maribaa's
4ooition iebr bidis gu pertaafen uno gu
pertauiAen. 2 neue 9duier an Mib.
lamb Mpenue 3piiHen ct. Mlbans unc
@rotto ctr. @sridtebene 6duier i'm
Slice StraBe Diifrict bon $l400-
$4,000. ginile ihDne 2ots In Madu:
bin uno Maribal's Mooition AUDI iebl
bilig.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-30

naa Baris uno 3tpar auf ben IA Suli
b. s., benz Sabrestage bes Subtitle.
sturmes. Sic elauben bier5u Elm &e@t
gu baben, neil fie bic frar3Diti4e Mr
b,iterfdait In 2onopn nsrtreten mno
mil fe fih fir bic fransbiiihe Mrbei
terpartet balten. Ser @ongrebetnberu-
flung wurbe inbef1en bon ben fran,Dii
ihen Golectipiiten (4ubdnaern bon garl
Narr) uno BON Den nit lebtsren ners
bunbenen Blapq iiffen ptberiprchen
uno bt. beutihen Spcialoemofroten, bic
ielbif Morr ten, NIT ben franbfihen
Boiiibilifen in Seinofh lft lebea, I'm:
terfiibten Die fran36iiihen GoQeetipiffen
inbem ie ertldrten, Den Barrier @Dn:
areb nur bann beiuhen at mDllen,
tpenn unter ben fransDliiden gocia.
liiensruppen eine @tnisuns erSisIt
rperoe.
I'm cine Gtnteung iiber ben pariie,
@ongreb berbei su fiibren, tpuroe Be-
ionbers auf Betreiben Der oeut'hen SO
cialifen Dor &llr,em I'm Qaae cine Bor-
ccnperen3 abaebalten, auf meihem in=
oeFen bic ebenfaIs ~gelabenen hanaDi-
ihen polibiiften nidt eri4ienen. 2eb
tere balten pielmebr an ibrem GDnglef
feff unb es entfebt nun bic Sraae, oh
tbr GonereB Elm 8umpfconereB iein
ptro, uno pb bic Der beutfhen Social
oemolratie foleenoen SDcialsiten su
sIeitsr 3 It pbsr ipdter ebenfaas einsn
ipcialiittlhen @onsreB In 8ar1s abbal.
ten peroen. Man miro TT bieIer 8es
sietuag bic NOD ldpebenoen 8erbano'
lunsen abpartsn miifen.
BUR Belt tnb bic SDcialoemotraten
Der perideoensn 2dnoer BON bee 10 uiel
be,p ohenen Solioarttdt mob 3iemltd
entferut. Sic trenner fth bduptidb
(ih III spst 8ruppen: In Die Wurrtifen
uno In bic iocialrti,den Opportun'itsn
Die Qebteren psroen bauplid1lih le-
prdient,rt ourd be frnaDti1en Boifi
billfsn uno Die ensliide focialoemotras
tribe 6DFoeration, ndbreno ote Utarrt'
fen be SocialoemDtraten Deulidlanos,
Ddnemarts, 8slsiens, Qoaanos, Der
GHmeis uno Osiferreihs umfafen
liebr ober meniger banoelt es ftH bet
Dem 9ar,fsr gonsreb um ote Srase,
ob bic oeutiHe Spcialbemofratis Die
Siitruns oes internationaisn Socialtss
mus iibernebmen iou. D,e 2eituns Der
enslriasn @emertpereine, Die am liebs
fin iuon ben Qpaooner @etpafiaafts.
cpnarsB bintertruben hdtte, mil itt
DOR benz 9ariier gonsreB fernbalten.
neil ite nab ben auf Dem lebten Son'
coner Gonsr,b semadten @rfabrunaen
aGen Mntab bat, bas @ritarfen oes 10.
eialitidsn glementes In ben eisenen
Re,ben Su flrhten.
9orausfdtlih wirb absr be 2situna
Der @epertueretae. bos iDgenannte pors
lamentarihe Gomiis, auf benz ndhften
Sabres coner. ie Der @spertpereine nee
gen ieines Berpaltens sur &ehenlhoft
sesoeen tperoen, sa innerbalb Der 8e
welfpereine ei.e ifarte feeiolttsite I'm
terfrDmung porbanoen 1T. gtpatse
8ei&llfs oes gariier gongre6ss iiber
Den irternotioralen Mlbeiterihnt ners
oienen gep,B 8eahtung.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-30
Martba's Sraunt.
Nad Benz Tran3Oftfden
(SDrtiesung.)

SD babe bereits bon benz unalid
esbDrt. tpelhes Sic getrDfen Bat"
iaste fe In ianftem Son. uSf's nab,
mas man iast? Das @ut war nid1
oetfihert 2"
Martba ihittelte ben 2epf.
so Bin ih ia yerlbe CUR redten Bet
eefommen," meinte Raamono ; tpenn ibr
Ontei @eIo ODER &atb beoa,f, itsbe id
sur 8erflguns."
Martpa mari ibm einen ~bantbarer
Std 3u, aber ,bre 8euesung binoerte IL
gu ipreden, oenn fe fiirdtets, IN Sdlu@
sen arsaubrehen.
Muoeame be &erfann ersriffM artba's
Qanb.
ste baben mir etpas gu ia5en,"
iaate fe eitig vfpnit piiroen fte &c.
m,b beute TIRE Eante niht nerlaHen ba
ben. Sic uiHsn, pie isbr i'd fte Iiebe
- 6ffnen Sic mir alio riidbaItlps tb1
Qers."
Rapmono tuoQts bas 3immer Der
lafen,
., ueaer meiner brauhen Sic tel.
nesmess btnaussuseben, iaste Martba
vBas ih gu iasen babe. tann th ebsn-
ipnobl In Sbter @esentpart iasen, ia
pielei9t f1 .rten Ste mir i'm Werein NIT
Mabams be Rerfann nit Sbrem &atb
beiiprtnsen
u8ertrauen Sic uns MQes, mas
Sic beflmmert maht, Dbne &ldbaIt
an" ermunterte lie Naoame be Ser
fann.
sdon felt lanser, LANCER 3sit litt i'd
unter ben, ginorud Der fttiIihen Sin.
ihrdntung." bob enblt9 Wartba an,
vwelhe mein Ontel aus &idfht aui
m,h iih auferleeen mubte. Nitt, ale
Oh fe mid cleR je bdtten fiblen Lansn -
i'm @essntbeil bstpieien Sic mir In ieoer
Qiniiht ale moslids 2iebs uno 3Iuor
t%ommenbeit. Sept aber 1T es mir I'M
m5slih semorben, sujuieben, oaB ibre
4Lssaben NOD ldaeer weSen meiner fih
msbien, iest. no oieie iAred(ihe &ata.
ftropbe tie getrpfsn bat. D:e @nttebr
ungen, welhe lie fih bis babiu tpegen
metper aufsrleet BADEN, taben tie &c
raee ntht tina oes usber1u'fiSen be
raubt = ptsluebr BADEN fe oas Notb
nenoige fih en.3oeen. uno i'd muB tbnen
entweoer belfen, nofern ih fam, ooer
aber, I'D barf tbnen niat mebr ,ur 2aft
istn."
vOteie Mb1&ten t5nnen Senen nur
sur @bre gereiden," faste Wtaoame be
Reriann. vNber mas beabfdttsen 5se
III tbun? Aaben Sic ron Sbrem @or,
bobeu bereits nit Sbrer Tanie geip.D
epen
vNsin, nod nidt. Sic bat th ir
iebr Dora1 ssn5sut, mid ais elm Wit
slssb Der 5lmil,e III betrahten, oaB f.
gdr niHt oaran BENT. 6lB IN meiney
Gage iiterbaupt e,r,u,al cine 8srduoer
una eintreten tonne - aber ih merce
unier allen nnitdnoen ibren Wloesifanc
su iiberwtnoen inhen falls tie aud ibi
nod iolhen le,iftt Tauienoerli Sc
oanfsn uno pldne baben raein !0isr
ourhfren3t, uno enolih bun it gu cen
suti9luB petomm n, mih on Sic 81
spsnoen, unb Sic UNI &aiE su fr1gen
SIS lit suar Elm iebr p,Diaiider &att
um meldpen ib S,e frasen nil /: Die lol
ii Is bier anftsaen, nm @slo il psroie.
men? Sic semaen 9uisclap. Sic fDn=
nen mid DsHer ais ionf Jsmmo aul
stuas Befimmtss binneiien, iino riel
leitt mir ailt ourd 5bren enHaB bon
3iusen iein. 6abe i4 ntAt mob
Daran getban, baB ih mid ON Sit
tplnbtee"
.Ob getpib," perieste Naodr1e b
Rerfann trblfsns, I'D ueroe fir ST.
rpirtlid germ A1es tbun, mas IN
meinen 2rdf;en ftebt. Aber Sic leber
ON einem Dd, mo es niht gerace leiHI
IN, irgeno uelde beftimmte Arbett o.
fnben. sic rinihen obne 8uesfe|
nnterridt su eeben? aber abBsiebeu
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-24

On the ocean, ca es It'll, aooIt Astorm. He is
positively indifferent etnsr he Is washed
overheard or not But set right by . wlne-
glass a. dr 40 Ok hJsss ,i. -. . .,
he 's.. rene FL late sss Ia 80 'ersonAi sA.esy.
This me corrective n-utr lice IN oracSsn
water-o ten compulsory traaS "a slip iOarl,
10 Z "a rrisv Us dsfr heHt OF 20 tu-tto per Il
cious inp rites iica rlvs rice % iiao risr' OF
tue stomach hter Il OIWsls To tue n@rin r,
the 90 ni,.. tle vests n dons-r id miI-r, tns
BIT r. 10 luva nAbis IS IN AIS or brots Ton
Afsfl / na4.riA y - ~ soc Ia arc lAt-Lt ~ air
AMI s.trr Tot FL Ir OF OE rwoHt, ne tal
or ma uaI LA most rsliaDls ATT lite, an "a
tns d ui 40 aud orsJls IL afJri great al /
speedily z 70 fs1Ies'
Fgerc and Turk u -, Dried Pears
a. erie, = u o,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-24

why, va. offered ti;s "a IA an
ciaut u ne, Ivy ths Ca flor Tia 80 lators,-
nj lister to 6 nina Tuink Of tha l.
was IT ii ne " they nuntsd arou d t'r
competent psbp.e. No, ly one q lall d a
10 was required: You must please AID
Jollso and GhS Senate Nsa iy an 100 iy
olid please one OF them, bat Die $
,p5n--Ssll, it took an angel 10 d" at
do Tsvsr, dscli oil t. y tbs prize. |
iair. an tim a al lst the Chinese, ID
1881 9 3, we c)u g pa . any at et.'
"A pre- ty good place To it '" re-
ma kel, as ~ 900 seats."
so ne thilgt," hs al |, "Out an awful
,ad piAc3 10 i nsHspL o. nan b vile :
ok; IT, at uny rate, fors C a lsus ~
al as was 20 wriUs sue a book as tina
.ublisnsr 4 IN ndsd. | rel ~ nnrd but my
ca m was ,to-v .ellSr, ID 9th eani IL .
.o,ves oksl iucss4a thy. A II As - wore
ne tel mandy for tie b y4tIr n in, tie
room was always full Of 20 oys. VII ,
laansd back in my cars, pu. hair
cot CO uplAcs tiy ON my uAn lscrip a ID
,okyd i'll l could not broAtns."
"Is that ia way lou "'ot, In locea s
A rbalF asked.
NO; tnat the sy did It te it..
NV pubilher rJli no fpr copy ~hlc !
[ could t iucs, III at 'ast a. 81 a Al
Kicked WASN'T IgJOn bsai d nsa ran OF
s Francisco. There { t so)w-roo n
aud quiet
81 "a a1pa-en ly wlss nov.," con-
cur ei, "buJ yYu GU n TO 90 lo1,
a d this is ekac tn place fora nAn IiE'
on. No intstlec .uA sci IL a. ain
adj, here tas in any ut CT. Of Q
world. ths odly big mistake OF your SIC
,ss ,ful | fe. Cl,nen,"-f,r o | lis in mate
friends q lires, ain as "Aa k"-"s Ios
co nj x 10 Was inSJon ~ Inv VIII, all
over the initial Sta "a, people of lsisu eald
cult ire are
YES, 1 know, I X 'ow." broke n Gle n
ems but dol't altt.lzs - D. Io1 IA q
nOnd sh enjoy non ! making me 'un |
know perfectly well what | ain about,
and apprsci 10 what am losing. W4Sa-
inEt doubt the boss town In the
c Intrv fora TO ii . WIN wants to K t
all the pleasure h ca in given III nbir
I m inths. BIT va Mt bu IL ina way I
dOnt wal, she ear h al oLe gulp. All Il
us are always ia & som p easu that Ne
mig have il We cyuIL be eve yuners at
ones.
~ los. Waihingto1, 10 instance, for the
privilsE, of saw " my .. 4 Doctor
TOLD ma sn+ II L wait, my lirss scorsa
h,. | mus G. {, bsd early, - out OF
SOC sI t.usns osivs can't
do thai ~ WAsai r. ~. No dy d -. Look
A. J,in Hay. ! a. fad g .wst ! ave
~ dou u. Am I this see tssOi al - Ir..
Ny vie. you know, ID pr &C a lr lava
I'D 80, % shat nsit o. ne u d - "a
win IN p-o $40 Y 80 boss lacs ior
us l. q il.ta ID bssu .tll sTti .n1I .
thsrs OF a. ttas Ocis o. Wssl-
az. "a sas / shp "a dsi.h
II 80 nlss 700 a. fpi est D G. d
dsAi," / said 70 NJ ClsAsls. II ~ n0t
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-24

IN an b. e u c. . ., or wa. IS
o. by iva i dlvi uAls clai uns 10
~ YOU. "iiG gsN
"Oa, ", hs Ssi ''consjdsra' ly-snms
scor Of ca IS, | 81 . 20 On am It'll "a
IN ividual in t 9 ssi s. Il csim have
writ en- she Ju uping FrpE i Cslavsr IS
Clancv,' and anut or is ir' thAs rs o.
ucei that cia ST, work 1wn a. j m
w lie aud the Cats [ suppose sit or
uld fac me .own vita IL: \ d b III n
duet has led me 20 conf c .ues tina m
may plssl ly claim p scs I 2. pr o
10 q d pSrsis,s 1t y t at as It al c me;
h nsSty o Bale that il is his ow .. y IL
know tha. poor fellow Ner Jsr,s a.
wa min oil as to iscla-e that ne 'o.s
'teau itnl 81 w. al1 Eoia 50 his con
tn e1rful protested A you know
about Col. J wee and Z Is " seer, aad
'Lau Is t world laus Nth our
but | haven't bssn bot er a tkAs w7v
o much a. nave toy psrsp istoca Il a
Eooi m ny pl css men ave sp sa~sd, 70
pr sen ed at hey We M K T ain AIT
ave clrroh ra Ell tie aim b orro vim.
me- ad i'm listsly disApp ari z
such pers nat rs do not always horr "
~ nsy. SouetImsi tn y seem t. be &C u
a. bias TT OF Iiio il q iv.
"Why, a fellow toprei a a Notsl in an
G s. civ registered as Mark Tws n,
|ruck up an acquaintance with tSe Ia d.
iIu anu cNbN re- LIZ 'Oi AsflA a ~ WA
bout ~ sccspt bic din or Of w C. .
the city, nhen son' mere arci lent ex
"sel him Yet uvsolf hn 'tlrpe a.
y.-k at at same nssl = wasnel
oo~u to tue lGadl d aad citizen H.
sfront ~ ua2i
Ibid > ress npie FouT
II 10 no ow. | 40 es"d be isvs that
% d & IT. Parties ~ho.u lava since
- c cd 10 reg1 rs nv a1S lies had
he dscsncy to say hat HI d ~
Tao ga Ms thing Appe1 ia B0s on and
rera othsr cities Ii vas nos p!slsn ,
ave bills mi for moas, ems ne
Al sry, Charie 10 Esx c Honolulu
otaer pl css, and my c la sxplapau,
lat | Was nos tn re hri gllk sarc1 .,i-
tsrs in reply WITH oh. 4 co rs. not! I
It zee wis NV ow 80, iii 2
g, d resolved ha ! rorlifll WI
next svi disr J cad OF | nd t
ong to wait. A dispatch came from Dss
III IS, Iowa"
~ Marx T ain q HON q"
"'Yes, am here aid nave not been
wsv answered"
Man pers sd you--yot $50 from
audio ca-shsN / cate bimr came Jack,
bearing TIE sig q lrs OF a Ia or
10y ] sole ira had ia 10 ~, have SAINT
you cheOl for sx Jsnses.'
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-24


II he e.ttrr Wi ..... al = ma, he will
pero I've TIA tte Rocky mountains enter
b'tl i ola pbia - aoout the longitude of
eat Lake CITY. The range thea trends
WEAK "ati uD il ID uer Is ito the C as
IA ge " Aiasla. Il the solthern part Of
BRITISH C'Ium il it co SIT. If three g'e
parallel i IS Of waves Of el v4t,on. That
On the rZh1 is the SasternmOst or main
range OF tbs R ckies propg ei comes
tAs Hsiklks, havi & a lsukth II about 300
H4'S nor and 20 h. a q third 4 vest
ernmott, tha gold or Columbian range which
uEsppsA or ard IN tie cOafI4ei n
ahl' that diyi ie the Fr,,er vale ON
Una ~ Ca "a river.
VOW : = = eat lum il river, risl &
not Tar no'ta Of he U itsd Sac, 10 :
u IY' IL Q mario o. val ~ twsen thu
no ki7' ha (5eiki flows turbulS tly
huItn "ard n | it pSs..S IL a sharp l"oJ
eICu"d nortasr ext emit OF the lat
&c mig ty ba Ter, ald teen foaE back
straight au haa!d les eel to elk Ks
auu lnS ID "a Q an on : Wa IA ugtJii
tr't1 y. K - o. the CJi mD,4al, Y the
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