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Great Falls tribune., 1889-10-16
The B. & M. Will be Located at
Great Falls.
BIG DAM 70 ee BUILT.
Work viii Begin on the Dam and
Smelter this Fall-Two of tie
Greatest Enterprises Ever Begun
in Montana-A Boom Tor
Great Falls.

III II &
The TRIBUNE is enabled today To make
an announcement Of the highest possible
importance to Great Falls and northern
Montana, viz: that the smelling and re-
fining works Of the Boston u Montana
Cnnsnlidated Connar and Silpar Mint, 4
aa,nnanv III, r. ,oaatad :. 49, a:..t 9
oo'nP"Ay WI " iocuteu iocuteu ~ oiis cNy.
ms ls now, as we learn on the highest
authority, an established fact. 1t is no
longer surmlse or probability, but a
reality. The contracts have been signed,
sealed and delivered and in short time
the work Of construction will be under
FIN haaawav
IhE II ehEAf ~ PAN Y. Will "A b. BUILT. "
The agreement with the Boston & Mon
tana company IS that the unsurpassed
water nnwer If tha RlacI Eoa,o fa,,o j
go =
70 De ueveiopeu ana maze ready 70 fur-
hlsn m?tlve power for t1e Immense
smelter by august lst OF next year. 10
this END work on the dam at the falls will
pegin ~ snorI tline unuer me general
h,dra,,1ia ~ 49, ig' 49, H. 1add ~ sl'ien1
nared the nlans and sneci6cntions for
this great undertaking.
WORK WILL PROCEED RAPIDLY.
Much Of the work will be completed
this fall and winter. as the conditions are
,nos+ fo,oroh,.. ~ ,,,,o "; ,a I.
+ho,,;t ,as sc, ,,,nnn ~ i, Il H. 80 a,,d bm .b;a
iii aua.t,,, ~ f";,;.a4o ~ ~
rnr1 59'''' -
49, n,,smn,. !, o,nv
=, - 1'''>e' '.'1'D =
me dam 10 be constructed across the
Missouri will be the most thorough and
substantial in the United States and one
of no most ,mnor+ant nnd.,t.L;nrs ~
th;a 80 oha1oat... at ~ ~ e no,n1,,, IT, da5,a, -
th,s s araat watar nnwer md renher l. s,I NIX
sary,ant - +ha naads If industry w;,, s.ast
;n r,,nd = nrnbars s50n nn1 md ,h;s W.. sn,,, S"n,
"a - ,oa ~ landad ,aara py ,r;th;n ,ass 49, 49,
= Z - 80 - ..,,,.;sa ~ I,asI,.
,,rs,,,y;sali,,.s 49,. I,aan ;n,,r,,r,ted l.,
Man.an, Il ,,arl tha hnr;nn;n,r of No
\ manufacturing era III this new state and
denotes unerringly that Great Falls is to
uaa. W. ~ 'nu''ser'a' cry OF me new North
o,1R aRnAr : rsonors 5
n i ~ olona ~ n.aa.ast ,,o.o,o,,o, =,
= 80 ''o.o ..ie sIea'es1 ueNe'"len
water power IN the United States that
will bring about this result. This is
but one Of MANY adyantapes Already Il
i =, oss,,.ad faa. 49,. III
t1a a. n.;lmnd lata .laI 1rea. ra'ls WI De
no, no 'a'lau .,a Seli.tel ~ nonuiha me pest
uus ns.h na .lss ~; ex1ehslYe coal eids IN me
;~es. aosta - ,.7 le ~ lleI aor; immense ae-
tha % 81 'ann tin ~ ore ilre =. manu-
Great Falls tribune., 1889-10-16
.-17I
Terrible,

Twe-thirds Of all DEATHS in New York
City are from consumption or pneumonia,
The same proportion holds for most
other cities. Delays are dangerous. DIR.
Acker's English Remedy for Consumption
will always relieve, andmay save your life.
For sa1e by Lapeyre Bros.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-10-16
Coal ut superior.

SUPERIOR, Oct. 14.-The steamer
Egyptian has the distinction OF being the
first steamer to discharge coal upon the
mammoth new dock Of the Eastern rail
way. The dock is fitted with the "truss'
system of handling coal, and the ma
cllinery worked well.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-10-16
Do Not suffer Any Longer,

Knowing that cough can be checked
In day, and the first stages of consump-
ton broken in week, we hereby guaran-
tee DR.. Acker's English Remedy for
Consumption, and will refund the money
to all who buy, take it as per directions,
and do not find our statement correct For,
sale by Lapeyre Bros.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-10-16

Col. Broadwater Says it is aago'' and
That the Plant win Cost $5,00O,OOO.

Col. Broadwater SAID yesterday, in
speaking Of the Boston & Montana enter
prise at Great Falls, that it was un-
doubtedly "a 50" and. mean business.
The works were to be the largest in the
world, and the whole process Of smelling
ana refining would be carried on right
there in one place.
The ore would come from the com
pany's mines in Butte, passing through
Helena, and the fuel from the Sand Cou-
lee coal fields. The cost of the plant
would probably be as much as $5,O0O,0oO.
Helena journal.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-10-16
DESCRIPTION OF TIE MEN
Tie City of the Great King,

PlrrsEuRGH, Pa, Oct. 14.-A Hebrew
colonization society numbering 500 per-
sons has been organized within the last
two months in Pittsburgh The organ
lzation is known as the "Lovers of Zion"
and its object is to coonize Palestine
with American Hebrews.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-10-16

DULUTH, Oct. H. A New York syndi-
cate has made an offer for the Duluth
street railway, but the company holds out
for $50O,OO0, at which figure lis possible
it may be sold.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-10-16
&l0 Reward.

| will pay a reward Of $40 for the de-
livery to me ut Great Falls Of a gray
horse branded ] II on left shoulder,
Weight about $50 pounds. His range is
the Shonkln. HENRY MOORE
Great Falls tribune., 1889-10-16
LADIES' !: SHOES
BELOW COST !.

de'efhhnet co close
a prices that Will lady enough h Last her a.
the next five years. -
lhey must at tban
Come early before broken
lhs i bona de safe and viii Ladies Shoes
to
Great Falls tribune., 1889-10-16
LOOK OUT FOR THE BOOM.

It it the intention of the company not
only to erect . smelter but also d refin
cry at this place, and it Is given ont that
the plant will be much the largest in
Montana, not even excepting the famous
Anaconda. The engineers will be here
in q few days to lay out the work, which
will begin at the earliest practicable day,
What the effects will be upon this city
need not be told. It simply means the
biggest boOm--on d substantial basis
any town il Montana ever had. Look
out for it.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-10-16

refined copper during the year ending
June Both last, which brought In the
markets $2,s07.244. The value Of the
silver and gold purchased was 1885, 1000,
making the total earnings for the year
nearly $3,0oO.0OO. With the new smelter
IN operation these figures will be multi
piled many times.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-10-16

A Great Irrigation scheme.
CHICAGO, Oct. 14.-Notice Of the incor-
Great Falls tribune., 1889-10-16
NEW RAILROAD ENTERPRISES.

The above article IS reprinted BY re.
quest from the TRIBUNE Of Tuesday last
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-10-24
LIE CANEVAS DUN ROMAN
Nous lisons dams l. 'Electe,4r:

II y a quelques jours, rElecteur
contenait le resume dun v6ritabfe
roman don't le prologue SO serait
pass6 il y a au-dela de trente ans
L'affaire Migneault, CO capitaine de
vaisseau sssassia6 par ses compa-
gnons ct don't le cadavre fut enter
re- sur une 1te pres de Boston, ma
pas laisse d'intriguer ceux qui FONT
lue, tant par son caractere romanes
que que par So quasi-invraisem
blance.
Nous sommes heureux de pou
volr donner aujourd'hui sur cettt
1nt6ressante hlstoire, quelques de
tails qui ont par-dessus tout le me-
rite dune incontestable authentici-
t6.
Un pere r6demptoriste. prechant
une retraite B Windsor, fit par ha.
sard la connalssance dun nomme
Migneault.
En entendant prononcer CO nom
qui lui rappelait de bien tristes
souvenirs, le reverend pere ne put
retenir un movement de surprise;
il invita- Migneault 4 venir le volr,
ct lul raconts les details qui sui
vent ,ouchant la mort tragique du
capitaine, il tenait ces details de la
bouche meme de pun des assassins.
NJ. Mignesult, commsndsnt d'u-
ne goelette, don't l'6lulpsge SO com
posait de cinq hommes Canadiens
ct Irlandais, faisait la peche su cap
Sud. On jour, il tit la d6oouverte
de l'6pave dun navire, ensabl6e
pres de la cote dune 1le. Pouss6
par la curlosit6, il fit, aide de ses
compagnons, la visite de la Gale du
vaisseau. ct quelle fut pas Ia sur
prise g6n6ralel un chaudron rem
phi de pieces dor ct d'argent s'of-
frlt 4 la vue. II y await Ia une som.
me tres considerable, plusieurs for
tunes, sujvant Repression du nsf-
rateur.
La precieuse trouvaille fut trans
port6e dams Ia goelette de peche ct
amen6e q une fle aux Etats- Unis.
On NIT 4 lancre ct le capitalne MI
gneault permit B ses matelots de
d6barquer pour se divertir ct feter
parriv6e inattendue de leur fortu
ne. Pendant leur absence, Nj
gneault crsignant d juste titre sans
doute une indiscretion de leur part
cacha le tr6sor sur File ct q leur re
tour une querelle inevitable s'6leva
LIE capitaine refusa nettement de
d6oouvrir le lieu de la cachette,
avant son retour au Canada. Les
matelots lvres d'alcool SO ruerent
sur lui, l'assommerent 3 coup d
chafne, ct son csdavre fut enterre
sur l'1le pres dun peuplier. Mi
gneault await promis de partager
avec eux 4 une date rapproch6e.
AprAs avoir consomm6 leur cri
me, les assassins SO mirent 3 la re-
cherche du tresor qul demeura in
trouvable. lis s'emparerent alors du
vaisseau qu'lls vendirent 4 des ar
mateurs de Liverpool.
LIE capitaine await trois s@urs ct
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-10-24
lui semble, heureusement, ne de-
7o'r s'exercar q lavenir que dams
'6muIation q TRAVELLER au bien du

formulation q TRAVELLER au bien du
pays" ys."..........................
"Je reconnais, ct j. ne sache pas
quill 90 trouve on homme qui ME
les immenses services que Ia Ian
gue franchise rendus q la Iitt6ra-
ture du monde entier, Influence
qu'elle est destin6e exercer sur
celle de notre pays On particulier,
ct par consequent la place qu'elle
doit occuper uans tout bon systeme
d'6ducation."
II nous est inutile de parler du
success de lnuvre, tout CO qui nous
environne en- t6moigne assez.
Qu'on note bien CO discours g
6t6 prononc6 en- ang glals ct que les
applaudlssements qui FONT accueiI-
Il partaient eux memes dun audi
toire On grande partie anglais. Les
bons sentiments de M. Curran d
regard des Canadiens-francais ne
nous 6tonnent pas du tout, mails
leur expression publique constitute
une trop verte lecon aux francopho.
bes de Toronto pour que nous ne
lui en- t6molgnions pas publique
ment notre gratitude.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-07
NEW MEXICO CONVENTION.
The Exclusion of the Military
Claims Causes Comment

SANTA FE, y. NJ, sept 6.-The state
constitutional convention got siosa 10
basins - today and accom- piiStei a great
deal of work Tee commit e va election
irsns hise made leBsthy rvport II pro
yides that SIX months residence i'm the
state shal! BE Necessary before q nan can
vote: na religions test i required: no o. 4.
iuund guilty Of crssokedness ia connection
vita elections shall be Quslifiei 20 hold
oaacc; thc secret %. tha ballot shall be sn-
violate. save in the ease os contested eles.-
tioBss that senefai elections shall be held
every tso years This wss referred 10 TIE
committee on corpore oretions.
The committee on congressional require
menis aBe taxation made a report. Ii sess
iosth among other things that the state
shall; acknowledge al territory debts sx
ccpi tnoSs incurred in the LATE war AID
known rs the militit claims. PROVIDES fr
the psriect lolefagion oi religious senii-
menis. t0at there ssall be no preference
ey lsw for any religious institution: that
the state may tax lansis held by shy indi.
viGusl who has severed his tribal fsla
sions, inst the state shall establish q syS
tenn Of Pstiic schoos tpcn 10 si. child ca
IN Nss Nexico sLke, and Tree from sc
tartan control.
minority report was snbmittet which
approved the majority report, except that
clause relating "a a secfRrian school
TIE reports received were sent 70 call n
dar 20 come Hp az some future time. he
committee references 70 the exclusion ~
the militia claims created a great deal 81
comment There are shout 5000 worth
OF claims outstanding sBa nauy members
Of the convention are large hohisrs.
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He 1etis Why and Hew He >het
Terr3 at Laihrap

sax FRANCISCO. sept. s.-Degaiy Marshal
David Nsgte was examined in tue federal
court today and related details OF the
tragedy in the Lafhrop dining room La;
niolsih. He sai9 that when Judge feFrv
approached Justice Field he had no idea
be was going io make aR atiaf X bat before
he esuia interfere Terry slapped Justice
field on the lace with his right hand aud
repeated the blow with his ieft. striking
Justice Field second time on tie back 0i
the head. Magic continued.
Il was on nv feet in an insfsnt and
throwing ous my r ight hand 10 stop him, l
said, stop that, | a;a II United States
officer
Terry then directed his ats nsion TO me.
he had his rlghi arm pa position aEs,ut Ia
deliver another bios, aud as he turned on
NE he locked like wild beat His
eieuchsd h.t Immediately sought his
bosom. Believing nay liie was in danger,
l Immediately drew NV pistol with my
left hand and, catching IL with say righf,
nr.d two shots IN quick succession. He
fell TO the floor.
II believe he would have cut me 10
pieces and perhaps Justice Field as well.
II had not scted promptly. He looked
IKE maddered giant j knew he always
carried knife aud believed he had os,e
on him then | knew him 70 be q giant In
strength aud proposed to take no ehsne, :
with MIN for that reason. had my pistSi
In both hands 80 hc could nos take II away
from Ine.
after the shooting was over sud had
got Justice FIeid osi he train | told tie
c,sndacsov 10 lock oBt for Mrs Terrs, for |
did no; ike - iHjaFe = woman. bsit soala
surely protect ygstlce Field "
Nagies examination concluded the tssti-
nioay ana the case was continued TIL mex
Wednesday, when the question of jarisdic
ton OF the federal court VIII bc argued
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co>DENsED pisrArenEs.

fras- : s2a5eTsty ia tse Tfsirsi sssugr.~-
s'oisai afstf1' Of Lagis4ans was O.
tseofgs BafS ass t<>ea missing f.s- several
dsys In hi axo, aud Il Is Thought he Killed
himself
ysliD johnson. crazy ssesfisa earpen-
tss in taisaso, l@kest bis "a ifs la an og.sce,
a. u stEs, stu killed Ter With dirk.
scolaiHv state OF Hita'go. Mexico. has
been esfsireIF GSsIroyets by the d.set< and
TIE towns residents are il sreai distress.
Asrgnis de Aoanc. header OF the Con
seTFaFises ia fb- srsre and vel know I,
heraieG'. ii "a saiieaIy in Paris rhur.
ssy
Tee sctirz rcs,nssssr ze-e e-a, in wash
nston la Fweeised wora that th.- uosssl
clerks al sioAxfe Falls nave d. eidesi ns,s
10 strike
errinefft wss sessi Taursisy al lish i, 4.
atlsts rs,a-oi the Behrfng ssa question was
considered
Mz1race Dz.aeyaat sand. son OF Nine
George sand, novelist, Is dead, aged. Is
years. He rnsse a reput&g on rs a rainier
aud msn OF letters.
There Is a movement on inas 10 form
cime museum trllst Controlled BY Bsrpum
& Bai'es. sshps0b of Easiish eaI,itsl b..
iEg ode red cor this purpose.
The enliiery explosion ThursiaT at Pen
ieoIcs, ten mia / ON EIDE burg. =. suited
in the de tn of fifty miners. Fourteen al
TIE sixty four nen weFc Teseusd
The minister .i justice IN Psris hss no.
tined he . sh0s.s OF France thas the lss
fEohib ting the lsrgs frous taking part in
The election viii be strietiy enforced
dispatch from Zsnibar. FRIDAY. saws
Capfai b I rssmaGu ha started with slsl Il, an
for Jpwapss, 20 punish fas Rushmeu for
killing Officer Nelson of the Eastern Al.
rlca Company.
The resignation of Wiliism B. Strong ss
rresifens of the Atchisoa. Tops ka & santa
Re railroad was accepted Er.day aud Alien
Aanvii. late yiee-prs sgdrnt OF fhe - Paul.
Minneapolis 4 Manitoba road Was eI.a ted
director and president
W. III. Cbristv. formerly af Boston, Mass.
low owns the Lonlies copper aud silver
mines In Bo IVA. said 10 be the richest its
the world, also eight iesd minss aud the
only coal niue ia Bolivia The govern
m+-nf of boiiyis has given GnrsIy the ex
elusive priv lcge of melting In the rcnuss-
~ for fifteen Year,. In consideration oi his
discoveries.
The winners of the gold medals by the
Pacsfie depai tlaent team es Santa Cruz
last Thufsfas were Sergeant w aarsA
who sclres 80 points, Private Z. H Peter
sou, Sergeanis b. Brown and c. Robertson.
W nuers Of silver medals were Lieutenant
y. +. Esstussa. SergeaaE II Hos.iey. Cor.
porsls n. q. Cloud aud q. A.Dense e. Lieu
tenant John Little and Corporal Robert
Kelly.
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secretary Wiraesa Kxelatns ~
the Law E~ars

AEsNs, \. Il. Sept. S,-<socry.s-v us-
daai. uAa hss becs ia this civ s~,..-a
days a4sa hss faatlg, MAS ssea so.ans -
fssSari 81 sfse relation eg the rrf-oys~l -:
tsiEaflan OK The TART sf tAe Mexican rav.s
esnHsut, "a sssNonat al the alleged rssl,s-,
II the treasury department being stx
g tie talogtAsaan ia Ahe tsa1t.si Sf.s,es -
NsNicaa sssd ars<. and IN rcxAsf Il, sIts -
fsssftssG - duties an Aexassa Ysss~j~
>ttFetaES Nindon. after rvsaiax sh~ -
iASt . ySEefafis saia fha7 la ssgass. sss EssrN
ere tbs xssxcEssSneut had uos s,S.rotls =.
ttst-t hiAsa als& fsasts ~ shutting s,uf -,
rfas2aeis sat ASxie8. No rtailns hax ,x.-~
lassY Daaste ufsaa thss saes5eegs ,xq.rs -
fsla distinctions 70 ine culscs'fars "a ,sss.
t,'tns "a fite tstEslrT, O. prevent frxasfs.isne
imgsegaglssa OF Mssiesu lead ere.
tae question: a> Ia tlasss zsssgsu al sv~
ass ser seksS TINE been FSn ing In the a.
farssHSsi, bar 10 sss-el~ian has sssss rensshsra
Ia Fsg gard 81 iaagossnx Guttes oa NexirnS
vessels TIE las imposed diSertmsue 80
Tag Guty OF 10 per ceat. ea socsi~ Ina fo.fs.ll
IN ieFplgu vessels. cxs-e ps vessels OF nnfsoss~
with which the Uslsea states has sr,ssfIcs
oa tae saaiec4
The pFss4deai i authorized 70 r~lsex.
vessels el other aatlaas lrssn thai ssl<srfsn
mating datg apsn satisfactory nrsssg thst
Stsch countries 10 aos levy such sfaties ~,
car Ee~>Sss. A. Acxsco stees levy such al
cstmsnstiug duties upon gNSis imt-,rfexl
in Asnexsesa sasisag vvssels, there 4 "a
peNcr - scltexc hEE fe>s IS of such ,iuk ukies
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pEara os rnorkssoK VITA
\ Brief Outline .f the Career II Z
French Writer.

NKs Yong. Sept. 6--prafesxor Ysee~.
Charles Marie villa died yesterday st hia
home. Ss9 sixth avenue. HIS death ~
not altogether unlocked for IL wss due
10 q complication OF diseases. az whtrh
one was seuie bronchitis
While comparatively unknown b. a
fef cEal rahlic, Professor Villa exerciscd =
vide iaglaence ia toe circles Of the Ffsnck
colsay. He was driven from France affse
the Ner1leonte eostF 4 sssTf ol lSai He -
barn IL Paris eS years ago. He auftne1
kcoie PolsteehmsqHe la his nth year. and
st 0ace plunged into work A. a writer -
the Partisan press.
Ter ten years villa acquired r%paEzfsou
ss ftsGrB'E dssmaslc critic He
Was eHe of the FIRST rArssiana
20 condemn the candidacy AZ
Louis Narn,ton against gasaiga& 81
isss. A friend and zdmtrer oi Ia Mar;iae.
be pointed ost nevertheless tne danger
that waald follow votes scattered iur r.
pal. tseneTAl Chongoater aud Ia MARITIME
EIuSed. His forecast was tv-stcsfz Aad
CsS-tEps VA defeated.
Wills. Ia isll. when forced 10 irave P~sia.
took refuge al sscrexs- Two years iASor.
drspairing oi taking up the cid free Life N
he Partisan bonieyaFds. he tess suifxsr.
land, reae hing New YORK in AuIuxs, f&Sx
For more than foerteea years he spent
hts loisarc time whiting wonderfully
xFsphic and picture Criticisms OF New
YORK Theatrical neFfoTmsaees In the Gs2s-
tsr dxs Etsfs fafs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-07
OUTLAW CAUGHT.
Sylvestro Aorales. the Ban
dit. Found at Last.
NfsrHs REoss sss wfra Hgx


SAN faaSetses. sep 8. A egrszsrss
sp-sssa FROM Lcs Angeses ssys. Sysys-S.s
Mora rs. tue noted anssSw, vas rassssrss,
this afierroan st n. head Of sEirassc.
oay. i've niles from t1e so@a ai I.eas
Beach
Keao sissssa. eSsnsszl.ss ~ ggeasssssse.
1sshn acs5osea ami Manuel Casslas have
Tor several DAYS tses ssscAsug fa- 2orsles
nsar The q aitm-gas, shers sAc auslaw :
slsssr sses Ani where il aas theasfs ~
&as hsesng slssltsFx<. On syersI osx.ASss,sss
iHsf haa seen wuEsxn ears saz a aa1sksg
supposed a. s9ssiAta fo-st
Ahsssss I 'eas4cx ftis ssrSrns.s, they Savx
faSa come sgs af the asssh fscsF Il I
aSssi u Tee BAY AID xtpHAscE tsss = sss,
sia<sx G9Ea H. aaSh hs~ hazs3S I'm
: isis ~ tbs Fnen rrctseDixssi hi 5 a. No.
ra4es. 'he cttlaw. ana level a " =.
eaesser a. hita sad sTsseges him - tssros
up bis hands Morales rafSssf ase hsss,
Slowly. when WILSON shouted To- hira so
bold np fsesh hansis. and 18th Sf the aas.
- Aw hands west nps TIE r3sr then al
raDeed nroH bin. aud while Mes,pw b q Lei
1assilsa kesi Aiza cssserxd Nilsson psss.. i
TIE hsntcnlfs vn him Morales xas noI
armed
Constable wiis,n sSke5 stsont Syuri,ss
Brown. the sirs aodgs ies! by the hand
is IN >s<B Dlt glato The sstsixw Fxssnfes. 4
the bru-h Bess by, and en going there n,
ezrf WAS found. sac reused "a s7a,s
whether or nog she ksd wiilsngly accom-.
panicd aim from home
AoFs - bas very little 20 ssv. but to,.!
oi parting three o3llsts into fhe h0av al
nis tsrsner Bunch. daring quaFroi
Tour DlNAfns ago ~ Bceansis.e
he w.s taken, la esfarsnv With the ah-
ducsed girl. 10 san Ini. Res, where Z.
aiii have 10 answer the cha ga of ksIiine
Henry Charles The girl viii be RESTORED
20 her parents there.
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