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The Irish standard., 1890-09-20

William 0'Brien and John Dillon Arrested
A cable dispatch Of September 18tt
brings the news that VIM. O'Brien and
John Dillon have been again arrested
at the instance of Bloody Balfeur
backed up by the Tory government OF
Great Britain.
William O'Brien was arrested al
Glengariff and taken to Cork. In the
TipperarY court formal evidence Of the
arrest Of O'Brien was given before
Magistrate Irwin, and Mr.. Roman, who
conducted the prosecution, asked that
O'Brien be remanded until Thursday
Counsel for O'BrieD cross-examineJ
Inspector Raffer with a view of show
ing that, although O'Brien had COM
mitted the alleged illegal acts, no steps
had been taken for his arrest until it
was heard that he was going to Amer
ica. Inspector Raffer denied that the
mission to America had anything to do
with the case. Mr.. O'Brien here re-
marked that the whole world knew the
governments motive for making the
arrests. Mr.. O'Brien was admitted to
bail, Canon Cahill being his surety.
There was a slight disturbance out
side the court house at Tipperary, where
a large crowd Of people. accompanied
by a fife and drum band, were waiting
at the station for Mr.. Dillon, who drove
in the mayors carriage to his own resi-.
dence, where he addressed the people
from the steps. Mr.. Dillon was bailed,
giving 81 600 as security. Mr.. Dillon,
in an interview after his arrest. said
that The object of the government in
taxing such step was mystery to
him, unless it was their intention to
prevent the mission OF himself and his
associates to America. He was sure
however, that the Americans would not
deprive the tenants of the Tlpperary
and other estates Of needful support
although it might be impo ssible for Mr.
O'Brien and himself to 60 to Amerlcs
and make personal appeal in theil
behalf.
This is evidently another attempt OF
the part Of the Tory government which
The Irish standard., 1890-09-20
oITY BRIEFS.

The telephone call of Tile IRISH
STANDARD is 3644.
T. F. Lally, Of the firm of Walsh Il
Lally, is up and doing again after an
illness of over five weeks-at periods OF
which his many friends were fearful of
the result.
John Weldon. Northern Pacific ex-
press messenger, was seriously injured
near Hamline Tuesday morning. He
put his head out of the Car door just in
time to hit post. He was taken to st.
Joseph's hospital IN st. Paul.
The official statement of the North
ern Pacific for the year ending June 80
shows earnings of So, ,6l0, ,5O2 and ex-
penses OF $13 ,OS9. 1888, leaving net in.
come of $40, ,592 ,lS4, an increase of So,
2l5, 9S3 over, last year. The land sales
were 294,892 acres less this year than
last.
The search for new city hospital
still continues. The council committee
on health and hospitals met Wednesday
afternoon to talk matters over, but no
suitable building was decided upon.
Now the committee proposes to 60 out
again ana look at some more buildings.
A decision is expected soon.
Gov. Merriam has commissio Capt.
John West, superintendent of the Min
neapolls workhouse, to represent the
state Of Minnesota at the national con-
gress Of the prison association. which is
to be held in Cincinnati September 25
to October /. The convention is one OF
considerable practical Importance in
prison management, and is compll'
ment to Minneapolis and to Capt
West. Capt. West was also authorized
to represent the city at the last meeting
of the city council. .8.s
AT a meeting Of the committees on
paving held Tuesday afternoon, the
ssubject. of naming the price they will
4 5sssess for official sidewalk paving for
The year WAS consid dered. e was pro-:
The Irish standard., 1890-09-20
Goods. Notions and Gents Furnishing Goods.

The young wife of Owen Ashley. Of
Eau Claire. a workingman, disappeared
last FRIDAY night. Saturday he found
a note she had left in which she said she
had gone west and would not return,
Ashley created sensation by accusing
an East Side business man in his store
Saturday of having seduced the woman
and violent altercatlon resulted H.
Ashley being elected. He recently at
tempted suicide With morphine on ac-
count of his wife's conduct.
The Irish standard., 1890-09-20
PERSONAL.

Father Daniel O'Keilly, who left st.
MarY's hospital for Waukesha. WIS. is
improving in health.
Michael O'Leary, Of Moscow, Mower
county. Minn., is visiting j. II. Benson
and family, us Fifth street north.
Next week Rev. Father Danehv Will
sail for Europe. He will visit the prin
cipal seats of learning, making a So
journ of some length at each. The ripe
fruits of his travel, observation and
study he will bring back for the benefit
Of the youth of Minnesota, to whose in
struction he will devote his labor.
The Irish standard., 1890-09-20
MI is,
I THE | /: THEA |! / :; [ / TRES. $
The Grand.

d Beginning Monday night Miss Rose
Coghlan will play q weeks engagement
at the Grand, with matinees Wednes
day and Saturday. The sale Of seats
for the engagement will commence to-.
day.
The Irish standard., 1890-09-20
Market KeDorr.

MINNEAPOLIS. September 10.
WEEAT-No. 1 hard was steady, closing &c
l OIL cash.
No. / northern 96 bid For cash.
CoRN-Light sales; AIa48 according to COZ d.:
ton.
BRAE--Hcld at Sill 25a1l IS.
SHoRTs-Buik, $13 25x13 50.
OArs-No z white selling at ssas6c on track
RYE-NOminal at 81 56 for No 2.
BARLEY Quiet at from 45@65c for Nos and
by sample.
GLAx-Quoted at 81 4axl Is.
BUrTHH-In job lots: Fancg creamery, 16c
extra frsts, 10@l2; dairy, fancy, 7@l4c; dairy;
seconds, 1o@1lc; dairy, thirds. $3.50; packing
stock 3@4c; grease, 2@3c
Eaas-Strict]y fresh, 15c, including cases.
CnEEsE-Fancy full cream. lo@11c; hns full
cream. 7@9e; part Skins, 4@l5c.
PCTArOES-7OxS5
DRESSED MEArs-Pork, 4a5 per lh; veal. 6a
81a; mutton. ?a8.
Hrpns-f1aa5h Greensated, 6a71z Sheep pelts,
5Oal 10
PouLTBY-Live chickens 8a9 perlb. Live tur-
KEYS 7a9 per ID. Spring chickens 10 per %.
WooL-Unwashed, l6al9c per lb: 2aaB for
tubwRshed.
ONIoNs-S0 per bu.
BEANs-Fancy navy per bu, .256a2 so.
HAY-Wiid, 6 75a8 so
The Irish standard., 1890-09-20
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

The stevedores at Melbourne have de-
cided to boycott outgoing steamers
which are loaded by non-union men,
The damage to the Alhambra caused
by the fire which broke out in the palace
Monday night amounts 10 $4,000.
The Spanish cabinet has approved
extensive proposals for the reform of the
army submitted by the minister of war
The Grand hotel at Fergus Falls, with
it's contents and the ground on which it
stands, was sold yesterday to Dawson
Bell for $4,000.
The London Ship Owners federation
has promised delegates representing
1000 ship captains and officers that they
will affiliate wish their federation.
Another priest was shot and severely
wounded in the cathedral at Koumka-
pom, Turkey, on Saturday, the assailant
exclaiming, S'This is what happens to
informers.'
The mayor of Sydney having offered
to act as mediator between the workn1en
and the employers, the labor congress
has consented to suspend the calling out
of the ehearers and refrain from any
fresh aggressive steps for 48 hours.
The striking bakers ct Cork have
become violezt. Their pickets have
been hooting at and mo!esting persons
who have made purchases at the stores,
and in some cases have stolen bread
from them. Several arrests have been
made.
Miss Georgia Smith, daughter of Uol.
Dwight Smith, manager of the Consol-
idated Tank line, at Dubuque, Iowa,
was seated in a buggy in front OF her
fathers ofice last Tuesday evening,
when a runaway team attached to a
lumber wagon came down Main street
extension. Miss Smith, in the excitement
Of the moment, jumped directly between
the runaway horses. The wagon tongue
was broken and bent and part of it
caught her dress. She was dragged
down the street, one of the horses step
ping upon her stomach, kicking her
teeth out, and cutting her head. The
horses ran into shed SO feet away and
were stopped. Miss Smiths injuries
are fatal.
A Duluth special of the 18th instant
says that Capt. Coulter, OF the steamer
John Oades, arrived there Tuesday and
confirmed the report of the loss of the
schooner Comrade. Capt. Coulter says
he passed through wreokage of the ves-
sci between Eagle river and Portage
canal Sunday afternoon. It consisted Of
a piece Of rail, stanchions and timber
head. He could not give the name
Capt. Hutton states that at 6:30 a.na.
Tuesday in the same vicinity he passed
through wreckage consisting OF vessels
forward house, mizzonmast and yawl.
The yawl was upside down and bore the
name Of t.Comrade of Huron" He
brought it to Duluth. When it was
turned over a pail was found, and also a
hatohet, which shows that the yawl
capsized suddenly. It's occupants had
by means Of new ve-inch line rigged
q plank at the stern as drag, in order
to keep it's head to the sea. There is no
doubt that the crew went. down when
the boat caps;zed.
The Irish standard., 1890-09-20
The Lyceum.

The peoples favorlte, Frederick Book
and Miss Jessaline Rodgers, with their
excellent company. will play a weeks
engagement at the Lyceum next week,
commencing Monday evening in Monte
Christie"
The Irish standard., 1890-09-20
Nervous PYusHYa1jon Cured.

CRoauaN, N. Z. June, 1880.
was not able to do anything for IS months,
eat nor sleep was so nervous and dizzy 1hst
could not walk froni the house to the garden.
was oil run down by what the doctors called
nervons prostrat;on. No medicine seemed @ TO
help me. Then / took Pastor Koentg S Nerve
Tonic and now can eat and sleep and have no
more sinking spells, can do my housewoTk again.
am very thankful for this and recommend t1s
Ton to all sufferers. Observation-Disclosures
SUSIE yERSHNEIDER.
Koenig Medicine Co., so West Madi
son street, Chicago, ILL.,, sold by drug
gists
Hof1in & Co.. 10l Washington ave-
nue. south, MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi
The Irish standard., 1890-09-20

is9at present hanging on the ragged
edge Of despair drive the people Of
ireland to deeds OF violence. But like
all the other schemes Of Balfour and his
pack Of blood, hounds, it will signally
fail
The Irish standard., 1890-09-20

A NATURAL REMEDY FOR
Epileptic Fits, Falling Sickness, Hyster"
les. ST. yitus Dance, Nervousness,
Hypechondria, Melancholia, 1n.
ebrity, Sleeplessness, Diszi-
ness, Brain and Spinal
Weakness,
This medicine has direct action upon
the nerve centers, allaying all irritable
tiles and increasing the flow and power
of nerve fluid. 1t is perfectly harmless
and leaves no unpleasant effects,
The Irish standard., 1890-09-20
The Best Remedy

In this world says ! Hotherr Of syraouse; n T.:
who was partially parelized three years ago and
httacked BY fits, has not had any symptoms q
them since he took one bottle OF the tenas1ys !
most heartily thank fOv it,
The Irish standard., 1890-09-20

Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies'
and Children, conducted By the Sisters Of st. Jo
seph. The lansuages vocal and lastrpsntss 4.aast
! ~ a1iit1on tn fke usual English branches.
For pardculars call at the ACADEMY or address
70 yIatfer - THE SUPERIORE48.
The Irish standard., 1890-09-20

Even the log hut has evoluted out OF
It's primitive simplicity in these days.
George Gould's log cabin in the Cats
kills cost $40,OOO.' How much did j..
Gould's log cabin cost? A chrome tor
the correct answer.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-05-17

Any person leaving any rubbish or
filth, dead animals, or parts of tho
carcass OF dead animals, or refuse from
any grocery, or butcher shopin any place
within one mile from this village or one
hall mile from any public highway in this
township, except the same and every
part thereof be buried ut least two feet
under the ground, or entirely consumed
by fire, such persons shall he deemed
guilty 81 a misdemeanor and bepunished
to the full extent Of the law.
Notice IL also hereby given that II rs
unlawful for any person, firm orcorpora-
ton 10 suffer any filthy or stagnant
water, or any dead animal, orany putrid
or unwhoesome meats, or any decayed
fruits or vegetables, or any foul and
offensive drain, sink, or privy, or any
other unwholesome, filthy or offensive
substance or thing 10 remain on his lot
or premises or in his house, barn or
other building, OF i'm any street or alley
adjoining his lot or premises, from the
| line ri such street or alley abuttlng upon
such lot or premises To the middle there
Of whatsoever shall violate these pro
visions, shall upon conviction thereof, bt
punished TO the full extent oil the law.
A. A. METcALr, health officer.
CRYSTAL FALLS, May 1, 1890.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-05-17

A Transfer TRIES TO CROSS SWOLLEN
STREAM AND TAKES A COLD BATH.

A Transfer TRIES TO CROSS SWOLLEN
STREAM AND TAKES COLD BATH.
The boys Of Camp Is" have the
laugh on j. Callaghan, who - a tote
teamster ~ the X &. Co., hauling sup
plies from this place 60 the dam ON the
Paint river twenty miles up stream lie
recently started from here to make the
trip, so the story goes. and all went wen
till he reached the Holmes creek, which
plsses Camp Is and empties into the
Paint. The gates al the damned creek
were wide open and big head of water
was running pell-mell over the bridge.
Jack is noted for beirg brave and lear
less main. and with the idea uppermost
i'm his mind of crossing the rivulet III
order To arrive at his destination ON
regular time, resolved to attempt II.
He drove into the stream, when IN the
swiftest current the team sweI we'd, the
wagon toppled and Jack fell of. The
team got back to the side from which
they started. all right, but ms Tor Jack,
he sank. he rose, he swan, he moved, but
didn't move fast enough 10 get to the
end OF his trip on usual time.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-05-17

"A f(n>wvs unsle = huee h1o1| hese xesler.
day afternoon. Tbeskiee darkcned. loud
pcaIs ol thunder came and flashes 'oi
tightening fitted across the heavens I;
every one rejoiced NJ the coming oi April
rains, even Il a month behind. The rain
came, but il was not rain; II was snow,
and lots of IL.
william Doucet, Of Crystal Falls, was
in the city Monday shaking hands with
old friends. "Bill" has many acquain-
tnnccs here, having worked ON the river
aud In the woods Tor many years. He
recently disposed of his saloon property
In Crystal Falls Tor price away up IN
the thousands. -Afenominee Democrat
ing down blanket-sheet city daily
"Why don't you run store like thatY''
said the publisher oi the country sheet
az he turned the paper over and pointed
TO full-page advertisement that brought
the city publisher $3.50 mn issue. just
then the country publisher presented q
monthly bill for s., and the merchant
began to talk of economizing by cuttinl
down his advertisement and stoppinl
his paper. lie did both, and the sherif
is now doing his advertising Tor him.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-05-17
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Trout fishing
Russell's livery barn is now doing bust
ness.
Elegant erockery and glassware at
Parks q Co.'S.
Subscribe for The DIAMOND DRIIL and
get all the news.
Luke Welch, OF L'Anse, was a Falls
visitor this week.
A snow storm visited this section
Wednesday morning
The Star Theater Co. occupied Doucets
opera house this week.
Nfrs. Justified and children returned
from Milwaukee to-dny.
Have you seen those oxydized silver
glass sets at Parks & Co.'S.
Will Sherman, OF Florence, is now an
employee Of the Claire mine.
Scrub mines played ball ut the base ball
park over the river Sunday
Wanted: Furnished room; send terms,
etc, To The DIAMOND DRILL.
Mr. and Mrs M. Berlowitz departed
Monday for an eastern visit.
Are the people OF this town TO be rep
resented by n base ball club2
Iron River, according to the Reporter,
claims a population OF 5000.
c. NJ. Wheeler, OF Marquette, was in
the city several days this week.
Mr.. and Mira. Rogan's little child died
Saturday and WIS buried Monday.
Omer HUFF, probate Judge OF Florence
county, Wis, was in the city Monday.
VIM. Holmes has his residence on
Fifth street supplied with water pipe.
III. \. Dcrouin, is now at Escanaba.
lie left for that place Monday morning.
Chas. Malmsteadt talks 81 organizing a
base ball club out at the Mansfield mine,
A telephone line Is soon TO connect the
Mansfield and Armenia mines with the
city.
Parks & Co, have added "A line Of clocks
and will sell as cheaply AZ any one IN the
city.
Frank wcbber, 81 Florence. had bust.
ness 10 this city between trains Monday
/ noon.
A fine boy baby came to the home ol
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. &. Lockwood Thursday
night.
Holstein 4 schmitt, the enterprisinl
bakers, put water pipes INTO their stor'
this week.
n. Chaincy was In the city Thursday
lie has opened up his summer resort al
Spread Eagle.
Dnn. Uiquhnrt has placed thrcc'clcctri'
bells In his Superior avenue saloon
u The iden proves 70 be very novel one.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-05-17
ROY LEACH HURT.
A TREE FALLS UPON HIM AND HE RECEIVES
PAINFUL INJURIES.


PAINFUL INJURIES.
Near the sand pit ON the Shafer road,
three-Ionrths of "A mile west OF this city.
there happened a frightful accident By
which Roy Leach escaped in miraculous
manner from death. Roy with several
others were chopping wood i'm this locali-
w for tapt j Is. Schwartz. A large
Eastwood tree wis included in the trees
to be Ieled and it's position WAS such az
required the work OF ap experienced
chopper i'm order To land II in the desired
locality. la the tree was "A great bow
like appearance. One Oi it's branches ex-
tended into maple and taken all i'm all
il was dangerous looking tree to be Slc-
cessfullv feled. Roy wished Co do this
work himself and had warned couple
of other feilow-workmen 10 not have
anything to do with IT, Hewe 60 work
Mt il "a little before nine o'clock Tuesday
morning. When the tree fell the bass
wood branch running into the boughs of
the maple seemed Ia hold 80 firmly
that the tree was broken I'm two. The
upper part ~ this measured about thirty
feet and the buttend 81 the tree measured
probably forty feet. The first hall swung
on TO the right and the butt, IL in falling
struck on n log and bounded into the air.
The chopper was hemmed IN ON all sides
40 thht ne cOulu NOT trChpc. nc WIS
struck on the head and when the butt re-
bounded he WIS born beneath IL and
actually buried into the ground Andy
Goldman was an eyewitness. This young
man rushed for cant-hook and with
the strength Of a giant moved the tree
off Of the victim and extricated him
The injured man WAS conscious, mn ex.
animation took place and he was found
20 be cut ON the head, the left shoulder.
his entire body literally bruised aud bis
left ankle very badly sprained. lie
passed sleepless night but Is now get
ting along nicely and viii probably bt
nble TO le out in couple of weeks DIR
Brock il in attendance. The butt OF th,
tree measures a loot and u hall through
and Andy Coifman who in the time. o
need so easily moved IL finds that h'
cannot now even bulge II with the hell
Of another.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-05-17
HE GOT HIS DUES.
OSCAR STRAND RECEIVES A SENTENCE OF
EIGHT YEARS AT MARQUETTE.

EIGHT YEARS AT MARQUETTE.
Circuit court convened in the town
hail. this city Wednesday morning. Judge
John w. stone. presiding. The calendar
contained but four criminal cases, three
al which were put over and one tired,
being that 81 the people va. Oscar strand,
charged with mcyhem. The testimony
was brief and the case went to the jury
"A little before noon the opening day; the
Jury was Out but an hour and returned
with verdict of guilty. Judge stone
sentenced the prisoner TO eight years at
hard labor at the branch state prison az
Marquette. The crime for which Strand
Is now paying the penalty was one OF the
most dastirdly and revolving IN 4 history
OF the county. Strand, who is oi a
quarrelsome disposition, deliberately ana
unprovoked destroyed the lett eye 81
Nicholas Chiguiden, using a cork
screw 10 accomplish the awful deco;
About dozen civil cases were disposed
81 in their order and court adjourned
Thursday noon.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-05-17

The firemen's night OF practice is one
that is looked forward 10 with great
deal Of interest by the people 81 the
town. They were out on n test Thursday
evening, and the department, consisting
81 hose companys Nos. | and 2 and the
hook and ladder company, did their
usual surprisingly quick work. The boys
ON hose cart No. 2 threw water from the
hydrant at the Lindsay block, while No.
I hose cart boys received their supply
from kiinball's corner. II. i. Hollow Is
the hydrant man for No. /, while IA. II.
Andersen does similar duties for No. ?
which threw the first stream of water.
Hose cart No. 2 regrets the temporary
loss Of Roy Leach, who with Dave Spiin-
ger il the nozzIe-man. His place was
however, ably filed by Ed. Deiorme.
The fire laddies are soon 90 receive coats
and caps; they have sent in their meas
,ires already. Ut their regular monthly
meeting which occurred last Monday
night they decided 60 also secure belts.
There il some talk Of organizing two
companies for handling OF the chemical
engines II il wise plan and one which
should not fall through The chemicals
are very handy fire extinguish.s and
their use, II brought into play will result
in much good sooner or later.
There were threading forest fires raginl
near here hast Sunday. One OF them wac
over near the Monitor mine. ON the Ar
menia mine spur. log house which
WIS located there and which had shortly
before been vacated, was laid in ashes
There was also another forest fire east
~ town. Chief Flcweling and Assistant
Chief Kitto had everything in readiness
NJ the engine house and "a number o
hremcn were ON hand during the whole
day, expecting Co be called upon.
While some OF the firemen were in the
engine house Sunday, putting in readi
ness the chemicals alh the supply box
they handled rather carelessly "a bottl
os acid; some of the contents pourin
upon the clothing of two of the firernen
destroying thei. garments. The loss q
one was about $50.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-05-17
A RICH OPERATE TREAT.
SPLENDID OPERA COMPANY I'd VISIT THE
cry NEXT WEEK.

CRY NEXT WEEK.
The Alonzo Hatch Opera Co. viii give
one performance ut the opera hause on
saturday evening, May "a, producing for
the first time in Crystal Falls the charm
inp comic opera FRA Diavolo." This
uopular opcrs, rivals any uf the produc-
tions az Gilbert 4 sullivan. The Van
dalia fIll.) Union speaks IA follows con
corning the opera and the company
which H. soon 90 produce ~ IN tins city:
Everything connected with the charm
ing opera. Fra Dinvolo," ~ bright, new
and sparkling, IL abounds with musical
gems and mirth-provuking situations.
and the frequent plaudits manifested the
appreciation of the audience. MIR. Hatch
has surrounded himself with n capable
company, the principals of the cast are
singers and the chorus furnishes - strong
well.sustained ensemble. an old fashioned
idea i'm light opera, possibly, but never
the less "A good one. and one 10 be com
mented. Aubcr's bright and merry rnelo-
lies. both i'm solo and concerted feature,
are given i'm n style that pleascs the ear
and satisfies the senses. MIR. Hatch, IN
the title role. appears in q very pic
tmrcgouc personality. lie looks hand
some az the dashing bandit, possesses "A
nne tenor voice, and his interpolated
songs. "Lnllaby," and "Thy Voice !
IIear'" both 81 his own composition,
wer, a test 81 his undiminished vocal
,,owe,s that won the hearticst approval
M the evening. Miss Olga Widgren, The
swedish Nightingale" n lair and sbapelv
lady, appeared 10 advantage IN the role
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-05-17
Scarlet Fever.

A case Of scarlet fever has developed in
the city, the child Of M. Bnskirk being the
victim. Drs. Metcalf and Darling have
the case in hand, and have quarantined
the house. They report the ease AZ ~
very mild one and think they will be able
10 check further spread. The child, il Is
Thought. will recover.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-05-17
CITY AND SUBURBS.
NEWS NOTES GATHERED IN AND
ABOUT A BUSY CITY.

FIRE DEPARTMENT MOTIFS COMPANIES To
Man THE CHEMICALS FOREST FIRES no
CONSIDERABLE DAMAGE - WOOD
CHOPPER BADLY INJURED nv
FALLING TREE-sTRAND To
MARQUETTE FOR EIGHT
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