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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-11-20
THE PASSING SHOW
POMP AND CIRCUMSTANCES
OF THE DAY.
NOT VERY ALLURING.


1At tapsSals Ms Sahslis; n 1 StsiS q
oieges aAA I've lmptetant PrtvinSs1 III
& 0tAstsAs fs<ts ~. .sAs yates u Asn1A
DsteseitAs
T1B news received at Rio JSneiro,
according TO the Exchange Telesrtph
Conpsny'i advices from the state Of
Rto 0fande do Sui, 10 OF On Important
character. The dispatches report that
the forces OF the party Of secession ar0
already In the field and marching TO
meet the army Of the central govern.
menk The armies are mot far separated
md 3 decisive 0a ttfe may bo expected
within short period. Previous advicSs
declared the army OF the secedere TO b
$1,000 fh number. How numerous the
Dictator's f0rces are ID not known. The
Exchange C0mpany's advices also give
sensational news from Para. Il ID ascer-
tained that the principal naval and mil.
1tary omcerS stationed 10 the State Of
Para, after B discussion, decided in
favor OF the declaration Of dependence
from the Brazilian Union by that State.
This movement In Para in favor OF ~
cessi0n 10 considered 20 formidable et
the capital, according TO the Exchange
Company's dispatches, that IL 10 be-
lieved that the government Of the Die
tAtor will be unable to cope with It.
With two Of the most important States
OF the UniOn-one Ut the extreme south
and the other on the Amazon-in oeces-
sion. and with threatening dissatisfsc-
ton In the other States, and with even
her capital In state Of siege, the out
look Tor Fonsecs y not particularly 81.
lurinR.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-11-20
M!a!!!!,!! q! Rs,;';s. RBss,,s;i'';ss..
ABSOLUTELY PURE
GEMS OF THOUGHT.

y 4 E s. 8 1t- Z i{ -s-
They most as Il nc who know tha
least. Gay.
IDLENEks IL tie Nurse Of naughti,
aess. Robert Burton.
HYPRoCRIsY Is 4 sort OF social
treason. -FUntenelle.
BnNEFIcENcE-the salt OF Al
earthly possessions. -Dr. G. T.
Goodell.
How QUICKLY Nature falls to II.
volt when gold becomes her object
Shakespeare.
NATURE Ia the mast OF talent
genius Is the master Of Nature.-J.
g. Holland
r. LABoR Il the divine law OF our Ell.
istencei fepose ", .desertion and sui.
eide. Mazzini.
THERE IL never Jealousy where
there Is not strong regard Washing
ton Irving.
To RE happy Is not the purpose for
which you were placed in the world.
-Froude.
IT Is the work of a philosopher to
be every day subduing his passions
and laying aside his prejudices. -Ad.
Olson.
THE intellect has only one failing,
Shich, to he sure, is very consider.
able one. 1t has no conscience.
lowell.
MANY a garden seen from q dis.
tance looks fresh and green, which.
when beheld closely, Is dismal and
weedy. -Thackeray.
Our own actions are the accidents
OF fortune, that we sometimes place
to the credit OF luck or MISFORTUNE
James Ellis.
If you are idle you are on the road
to ruin, and there are few stopping
places upon it. It is rather pre-.
cipfce than a road.
HEALTH Is 50 necessary to all the
duties rs well as pleasures Of life
that the crime OF squandering IL q
equal to the folly.-Dr. johnson.
WHAT makes us 81 changeable In
our friendships Is our difilculty to dis.
Germ the qualities OF the soul and tho
ease with which We detect those Of
the intellect. La Rochifoucauld.
SHUN those who cry out against
fiction and despise it, and have no
taste for elegant writing. Not to
have sympathy with the playful
mind IL not t. have mind. George
Meredith.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-11-20

Mrs. Trimmer, who, In the last cen.
tury, wrote a series OF delightful
books for children, was herself q most
precocions little girl, and showed such
talent in letter-writting that her par.
cnts early prophesied for her a literary
career. The following letter, written
when she was between ten and eleven,
Is worth quoting. as specimen OF the
sort OF epistle which children were
expected to compose a hundred years
ago.
''Dear Grandpapa and Grandmam-
MAS l now think myself capable
OF writing letter, do not know Of
any to whom / can address myself
with more business and prOpriety than
yourselves, for you are my parents in
"a double capacity, and therefore may
reasonably claim my utmost duty and
gratitude. By your indulgent care
and tenderness, under the gracious
hand Of Providence, you have bleet
me with the best Of mothers Let
me, therefore, beg q continuance Of
your blessings and prayers, to enable
me to set right value on the privil-
eges enjoy by having q rational b.
ing, and to put In practice the duties
l owe to God, my neighbor and my
self; and 1t shall be my daily prayer
to the Almighty that He will make
the remainder of your lives happy,
and receive you at last into everlast-
ing felicity. Ny Grandpapa and
Grandmamma Kirby and all my papa's
family Join In suitable commenda.
tions with your most obedient and
|dutiful granddaughter, Sarah Kirby" I"
Imagine youthful Maud or Ethel
Iof the present day sending home such
10 solemn, stilted little letter from the
|sea-shore or mountains! Would not
grandma pack her trunk at once and
fy to nurse her, taking the family
physician In her train? Yet little
Sarah Kirby was not prig; she Sim
ply '.fOllowed the fashions" Of her
dav.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-11-20
THE s0UTHERN sUMMARv.

TIE result Of the Arst weeks Demo
cratic primaries in Loutsians on the
lottery question IL unfavorable to the
opponents Of the lottery company. Tue
contest Is over the question whether OF
not the Democratic State convention
shall insert plank In It's platform, de-
nouncine tho lottery and calling upon
all Democrats 70 vote against the con.
stitutional amendment extending the
charter Of this lottery company Tor
Twenty-Five yeoFs. i The antis favor this
plank and will put Il III platform OF
their own. Tho McEnery Democrats,
who oppose them. tnpist that tho remo.
cratic convention shall take no action
on the lottery question, bat submit IL 10
the white voters and accept their de-
ciston. The weeks elections show 81
votes antklotteIy and 1856 In favor OF
the submission Of the matter. McEncrs.
for Governor. hes f9l votes. and
Adams. President Of the Farmers Ali.
ance, 90.
Or the. lsl coavicts released by the
East Tennessee miners 30a hare been
captured. OF those at large forty are
In Memphis and will likely remain there
% Ter o the ofBeers are eoncerued.
Two we're srrestDd and lodged III jail.
The State only pays reward OF S3s for
the return Of each convict Car fare
and other expenses make the cost from
Memphie gTeater than that amount.
and unlees the governor increases tho
reward she two cOuyicae will - released
snd the others VIII not - moleste5.
TnE Missess Saprems Court rem
6orod 3 0ee10o9Qson (he ant3.p0ol r0nna
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-11-20

yolJod ~ iU6hM. 00t heppea Marphy
and hle aeoisteaA C66x .Hat ~ your
hands end hold them up. VII ne Aext
erdg1. Up went the heeds Of Murphy
2tt6 GeAdk Cne sobber covered Murphy.
Cook and mtsAR, while No other be led
EjsemeA Avefiti ifft the caE. Then the
working fobter cAmo Ind Aslps The
nessengoS's holper. Cock, Into the tar.
40. He gos IN aitsr them. ho'ding h1
fsvI. tsr % them I'll the t'ma gos
pretty tife4 q 10 A;aa my hands up and
lowered them 1 M e.. Ths nan n
gusrd saw this and dslits Aseiy lsyelcd
the shotsun at my eyes and ccolly asked.
WITT yOa 10 4 up your hands7' yelled,
'Don1 lh6US!' an1 isised my hands again
sThen the f6btAr inside the cor put
the helper out and cillGd for the nsessen.
ger. Murphy wss he ped In ! Sos't
know what they did, fog the msn WITH
the mask held the gun ON me Al the
time It was the funniest mask you
SSef saw u was simply past board
shoe boz, which the man had stuck over
his head. with 64e eyeholos In II. u
came from Chicago, too ssd the name
al . al, aeo shoe hrm was on n kut
thoseh I felt like laughing st 4. ] ~as
AffAa4 u nlovos T q .sS "a
well, pg6tty sOuA MY stfa4ess4 - thes
door and threw ont Two SAsnil stoel money
safes. I knew those wers the thrO gh
safes and they generally had lots OF
money IL them Then be robbers came:
from shs inside, ana the fireman, my
self. the OK press mes onEeF. Aad HIS as-
sistans were I'll ordered to msfch ahead
They walked us mp the track aheAd Of
the enRiss about . quarter OF . mile
All this time We had 70 ho.d up our
hands Then they turned y arouns
and marched Us ba, toward the engine.
They followed us loosely With guns or
revulvefs COVERING US Then they or
dered the fireman to put out the head
light He did % One robber raid:
We haven't got time nov. Let's 60
lack They surned us agaln and
mar he'd % along the track on more .
They marched the four Of rs half mils
this time Euddenly one said: 'Haltr
We halted, hands up all The tins. m'nd
you Go back 70 your esgine,s shouted
ons OF them. We marched slowly b. 1.
They did not follow No TO tell yon Che
truth ! thought we'd ~ shst II To back
any sect nd.
sWs got hack and tAs four Of 40 rot
on the engine We wattsd about y .
y nutss The passcnysrs had heard the
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-11-20

hIs assistant up the Tracks Tor . nell
mile. and MARI he'd them b ck and forth
sor zen minutes, lisen .snt them bsea ~
the engine The crew mounted their en-
eine and after delay Of half IN hour
went TO Milwaukee The robbers were
70 fri htened at the delay that they made
y attempt to Oi on the safes they had
thrown out Their dynamite bombs
wrecked the car, tearing away heavy Iron
plates and tossing them fifty feet away.
After the robbery the plundercrs disap
pear cd, viii 9 ths country In that vicin-
lty was secured for them ty detectives
Of tho railroad and OF tho city police Of
Milwaukee.
Concerning the manner In which the
robbers al their work, Engineer
Mackey said: "We had got about .
quarter of mile north OF the Western
Union juno ION The fireman was gut
ting in coal Suddenly he heard .
noise and h oked ND saw there was
something wrong from the expression Of
his face. looked c.tse by TO see what
Il was AMI saw . masked man with q
double ba relied gun In one hand and =
revolver In the ether. They were
leveled at the fireman. Quicker than
could think another masked man sp-
poared AID pointed . gun and revolver
1t me.
.Fireman Av rill got his speech hr.t
and called out, What do you WANT
8. Throw up your lands said the rob
oer-- Up went Averil, hands
ri asked what they wanted. None OF
your business Well let you know soon
enou h. replied the nan who held that
Zig gun and revo yer pon ed At me.
~Tho OthAr rObber handed tho fireman
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-11-20

nxs or fltn hAsKswas most daelng
USED and Sensational one
Not the least Of its features wers The use
Of dynamite bombs In tho breaking open
Of the boxes Of the exprefs car, where
Messenger J. c. Murphy was In charge,
and the fGct that the attack WAS made
In . thickly populated part Of the coun
try
The robbers evidently boarded the
train on the front platform OF tho front
car at Western Union Janction. They
put on their masks. and as they passed
the water-ta1k. two thirds Of Z mile
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-11-20

IT has been learned OF lste that the
reported cases Of smuggling Chinese
across the Niagara and St Lawrence
Rivers 10 Insignificant compared 70 the
operations carried on along the Mon.
tans-Canadiah border. II 10 learned
that fully 500 Chinese are now In the
Flathead and Ko0tanai Counties In
Northern Montana, and not Afty OF
them entered the United States legally.
They are landed at Vancouver, pay
the Canadian government fee Of $50 Per
head, and find their way across the
border into Montana, and thence "a
other parts Of the Union.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-11-20
Tpaa las F6w WOrts.

x0&0 = Few WOfsuSs
A ro1Aro weighins twsnty-sevep
pounds has bssn rsissd . Bsyos
Sara III &
b, ror bslisve svsrything yos heas.
for be who believes overythine h0 hsoss
often believes more shaH be Aeas4
/ b AEON PalcE 3 Man hsstsr. MSS.
n sasd'to y tho oldest schoO1toocher y
/ Ne 1untsy. He vas barn n leo2
i.mTHE hnau uAos inyariably whistles
does very llttle thlnking. Nut b keeps
other people thinking, .ust Tho rama
THE eldest tas9e6A 81 the World =
Said n y u. ". falnoa ot lambs. ~,
EngIaed h was burn tn1darch. sflA
Tn0gsAxDs 81 eouiS AAss been ~ ~
capsa sonebo1y waD afraA ~ aelN8
somstAins somebody else WouM -
feuit WITH.
THE ormolu effects which ars shown
upon - hlghrelaes Fronch fam tpre ~
the eespnteenth cec ury Afe now beanS
initassd = wood ard astss stbding.
JosErn TArErs : negro. gove = pscn-
IiaS seae0a Tor tsyins q AaD hlnselt a.
lit1eburg tAe other AAy. He y nov l07
yoaID o14, and ~ Md etve1 ~ ~ hopa
= eves dyine q ~ nataIal WAY
m AID ms. 6rsrn1x OssOnH1 q
Ino4vtlIa Iooa;. ~ foco ~ e4Jebrote
- AoSovonly-esconA anaivsssaSy q Ahs1s
0aSxlneA TheY - roopgetlvaiV l0a
n Iasoeanx ~ ~ 81 y - = i e. T.
tehle - a 4 lnix >. ~ !ea Il.
49, IL ess !. - = B. I! ! ~!
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-11-20
BIO FIRE IN st. LOUIS.
The Aisseari City Citsh Big FtlsAs b,
Rapaoious FlansS.

The Aaisseari City CitsA Big Ftashs ~
Rapsoisus Flanes.
ST. Louis had . big 6rs In which
u. SOC, coo went up In smoke. A strong
gale WAS blowing at the time, sweeping
the flames along with startling rspidity,
which with :the severe cold OF the
weather Increased the loss and gave
great alarm that second Chicago con.
Migration was upon it's Southern rival.
The fire throws about 1900 people out
ct employment, the majority Of them
being III the service Of the Famous
Company, one Of the largest boot and
shoe houses in the West. One life was
probably lost, Niahtwatehmsn Jasper,
employed by the Sonnenfeld Millinery
Company. The losses sre about % fol.
lows: "Fsmous" Shoe and Clothing
Company, 500, 900; Penny & Gentle,
dry goods, 8240.OOO; Sonnenfelds, mil
linery, S245, 200. The minor Losses will
aggregate 335,0OO. Insurance about
,two-thirds Of losses.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-11-20
IN THE WEST.

Ah1 NuISokV ouSVCuJSt0, IN t0eIr 00~
thusiasm over the recent annual cele.
brstion Of the execution of Parsons,
6piss ct a.. have grown more ineen-
diary In their threats than since the
Haymarket tragedy. The police under
orders Of Mayor Washburne hsve made
several descents on their meetings and
made them display the United States
nag along with their red bunting. All
who resist or carry weapons are arrest
ed. Both Mayor Washburne and Chief
McClsughrey advance the belief that
the object Of the meetings was not to
commit any direct acts Of violence, but
to keep up the. ansrchistic agitation to
convince foreigners that Chicago will
not be safe place to come to In the
worlds fair year. Mayor Washburne
said thoso fncendiary uttsrances must
be stopped, for they are likely to do
Chicago incalculable injury-giving the
city . bad reputation and possibly keep
ing. millions Of capital away, besides
seriously damaging the worlds fair.
The Mayor said his policy will be to
eupproeS with firm hand all meetings
held TO advocate anarchtstic principles.
The anarchists, he said, made remarks
IN their speeches recently which justify
hate Chicago and cry for revenge on 1t
because OF the execution Of their leaders
there four years ago.
I OrFiCExs rsiled . suspfcinns houeo AZ
Marysville, Cal, and found four large
opium ovens with over thousand fve-
tael cans ready for packing the opium
when cooked. When the officers reached
the room the occupants had escaped.
The building was arranged to delay en-
trance as long as possible. The ovens
and other apparatus showed recent use.
From the labels and packages about,
1T least &2O,O0O worth of opium must
have passed through the place recently.
LATE reports from Salton. CAL, show
that the water in the lake has receded
1900 feet since last July. It is now
only one foot seven inches deep In the
deepest place. All the buildings of the
salt works are now out of water.
Everything, therefore. seems TO indicate
the speedy departure OF this singular
desert lake, which came unherslded,
and which has given rise to 30 much
conjecture and speculation.
REPoKTs received by the Agricultural
Department at Washington show the
great success Of Oxnard's beet sugar
factory in Nebraska. The product of
the factories in the last three months
has been about 1900, coo pounds Of
sugar, worth 5 cents . pound, thus
demonstrating the value of Nebraska
% sugar field.
AN agreement to sell has been re-
corded from Marie A. Strellinger, better
known - the wife Of NJ. B. Curtis. the
actor, BY which shs disposes Of tho PEI
ralta Park Hotel property st North
Berkely, Cal This money will be used
BY Mrs. Strellinger to try and save her
husband from the gsllows.
Tim Missouri River Improvement Ex
ecusive Committee has issued call for
Missouri River Improvement conven-
tion TO be held at Kansas City Dec. ls
and lG.
CRIcAeo has decided 10 make NO effort
to secure the Republican National con-
vention In view Of the city having been
honored With the location Of tho worlds
fair.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-11-20
Pale Alto Is Ch. lnpioa.

PALo ALTO went . mile strong and
game in 2:0sk at Stockton, Cal. He
had runner with him and made the
f5rst quarter In :31N. The half was
made In 1:O3H. The third quarter was
reached In l:36H. and G0inR 1T won
derful clip, he made the last quarter In
32k seconds, finishing the mile without
. skip, the winner Of the worlds STALL
ion record In 2:O8H.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-11-20
Dafola Flo6llng Iillsl
HfW DElt UFW FIRM

These Mil,s l,Ayine been thorueh.
IS rrl,aired ,larlug tie recent "sIus
arwM,' now stast up with improved
facilities with u new Arm and new
pssa skllled nsillex Wsare prepar-
ed " 10 merchant and exchange
sssOfk sna guAraatee --sesults.s- w
desire %. purchase corn and oats
and will ray the highest market
price, and We iatend 70 make agood
market fer these products, our facili.
ties Tor handling corn making il an
object ~ sell 4, Cs. We want im.
ine.liately, q large quantity Of corn
aid onts, Call and ses ID aud bring
your gfists for -four.
SHEAFE 4 BoYxTON.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-11-20
lUTfI DAkCTA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 81, 1851.

each 0thes Monet Tor political eurpoooo
Na1 eohstitutioiisix hat tha dgcisiC,i iUsl
rendered 1Oss hdst .farthef. tnd ,hblds
fhes q! aolicttAtohl f0F Political tpr-
49, xltMn eovesnnest erildl9gs Ara9
..IN,' " saecn no. snoagnt, vii
.. Euy ss0H pO''.acsI sssoss.
Ss,s ~. sesss. s.y avvssnmens
sn.g nse s =. ~. ~ Na1sn cOuOuso - -. y
sao .ses. ~ ~ .ne oec.sWn = complets
s.c,s ''S'1 - sao SoS' = ~ W c0mm's'
s'.u'
TnE total receipts from Ali sources Of
the internal feyenue for the last Gscal
ysSr am0untSd. t6 Si4e:Oo0. Af6. a IN.
ctessA over the .pftylons yAaf of "a. 44O,.
7lo. During the year 6oS stiliS we're
Aestroyed and S5 removed. ana AIS mar.
Son9 Arrested. The aggregate amount
q ne taxes sAnceled on account Of TO.
~ Cscce ~ ~. ~ 1ss,1So.s7o. decrease 81
~ Soy Y .ne Ieoucs'on 0t the M
~ snsm, SnowIS S nu smoking 70.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-11-20

A new machine Tor cutting Shin-
gles IL described as cutting $4,000 In
8 ten-hOur's run. The wood u
steamed Tor ave hours before being
placed under . knife that runs at ITO
strokes : minute, at which rata the
shingles are cut smooth and Ieady Tor
treatment In the ordinary couree.
The steaming drives the ssp ont o.
the wood and prevents warptng.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-11-20
THE KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
,Dtriking st . Railread Company ana
1 Iruat.

Dttk1nG % . Ra1IFood Company o0N G
Trust.
TEE Knights Of Labor COMMITTEES On
Legislation at Toledo recommended
that the General Executive Hoard should
use every effort in agitation in favor oi
the enforcement OF the laws. under
which. IL carried out, the charter of the
New York Central Railroad would be
forfeited. 1t was resolved to petition
Congress to put finished morocco on the
free list % one means Of reaching the
Morocco Manufacturers trust. which,
II WAS said, had com bined to destroy the
organization OF workingmen In its EN-.
ploy ment.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-11-20

robbed OF N,WA.
safes, with 500, ,O0.
6Slohafh9 80 the
American Cxttess
Co, were du n ped
from the car. b & the
pair Of bod robbers
NAkp frightened away
bSf6ff Met could
break open Tie M1Al
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-11-20

A pssserg ger train which fStt Cf3ca4e
on the ST Paul road the other n sht f6f
Milwaukee, was held up mile beyond
Western Union junction. Wiz. By two
masked men. aud the express car was
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-11-20

Teena4o In AFgenttno.
A TORNADO In the Argentine Republic
wiped ont town and killed forty peo-
nle
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-11-20

. large.calibercd revolver. They com
manded the ngineer TO stop the train. he
fireman to leave the engine and go wi h
them to tho express cor. They tried 70
secure admission II was refused
They threw bombs into the ear and 90
terrorized the messenger that when they
knocked . second time he opeIed the
door. They robbed the car Of S5, COO cash,
tos >ed out two safes, marched the en-.
Riueer, 4 oman, eApfess messenger, and
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-11-20
Minss RSssrnsd : = p,lil


4, Bichior,1s of, gu'd itnaktns 8 tssse
the held IS -Broolaya I1sbsA I
The KeslAy b.chlos'1s o( nj tr
nent may NOT e ~: l|II B
but u q entitled ~ esfAl. - i1rosela1
tsst Troy T5meA go
On ths n ~ nat lsaaksan1 NO
dlsease u = asf'etly cons l1e 1s
patieat % haseN - Apes \
whisky ~ ilvAnkea NoW1. NJ S$S
4 TN Tina siaalasias llty1 "a q !
dsatA from coh lisn = NJ ~ eleI
pion, Col. Jshu 4. allinea, who bsl1ps01
tho preparatioa hsd cpfe1 ~. -1gsw
Aork WoElt
We do nos think jo6icAi ~ 1aas
N 'nded MN WIN GyoW l113 ~
I en- the eass Of Mr. MDnea ~ c.
denim the treAtment ~ ftuNd 1l1ptY
because 10 fall 80 kocheeeef feal
lr6ss sss &; s,s ssssss sSs.i
AZ M'nes hss ssss ~ chisf ~ 1tlu.
tiser OF Dr. Keeieyss alleeel ecaFe,ss i 81
hiss psraded himself, % - - B. ~ (
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