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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-10
How Governor Hill does love to save the Adj
rondacks.

Lord Salisbury's statements in the House Of
Lords in support of his Behring Sea BILL were well
and fairly expressed. and if well and fairly sus-
tanned by the vigorous action Of the British Navy,
they will create good impression here. The
great trouble is that they are ate-too late to be
of really effective service in restraining the poach-
ing feet which is even now at work. As evidence
of q temporary adjustment of this long continued
controversy, however, the British Governments
recent acts and words are welcome. 1t is much to
be hoped that the proceedings in Behring Sea
will not give us occasion of fresh complaint and
that the arbitration may proceed quickly and
without any new interruption.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-10

into tho western sea- This was the picture which
sood on the ROYAL Academcian's easel during the Lest
week Of his nfe II was the last sketch at which he
ever worked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-10
Hyppolite doesn't seem TO be much of an in
provement on Legitime after all.

The Canal-Investgating Committee found their
Job so discouraging on Monday that they decided
TO adjourn for a week. They would have saved
themselves trouble and the taxpayers the ex-
penditure of lot of money uselessly, if they had
resolved to adjourn indefinitely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-10

The, State Republican League is acting be-
dimes in preparing for the fall campaign It's
Executive Committee met yesterday and decided
upon the holding of a State Convention on
August at Saratoga. Before this decision was
reached there was considerable discussion OF the
question whether the convention should be held
In connection with the regular Republican State
Convention but the opinion prevailed, wise
ly we think, that the League should stand on
its own bottom. An active campaign is TO be
Instituted by the League which is prepared to
prove more conclusively than ever how impor-
tant a factor it is in Republican politics.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-10

A mild war has broken out in the executive
offices of the Brooklyn Bridge in consequence
of the turnover accomplished at the trustees
meeting on Monday. President Howell acqul-
esced at the time in the action then taken, but
after rejecting and taking counsel he decided
that the election of Mr.. Wagstaf was illegal,
and determined 10 hold on 10 his Office. 80
kaAre are two olaimants for the presidency. and
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compel the Welsh Trust to shut down. ina0
assertion was mistake and should never nav
been made No one regrets more tnan Inc iiiou
.hat ON inaccurate item of that kind should nave
been printed in it's columns. VIII line lin'e'
accept this square admission OF error on o'.
part and then look over its hles ana Sev
whether n confession Of its own shortcomings wills
not do IL good? Will 1t examine the long S'aoe
mint in MONDAYS issue of The Tribune as 10
the exact condition of the tin-plate industry IN
this country, and either point out some error III
IT, or else take back some Of the mistakes IL mas
made as to American tin-plateP Wben Inc
Tribune finds that it has committed an error ~
does not hesitate to say so and TO put Itself ngho'
Having thus settled the question, we trust 10
the satisfaction of "The Times" as to the item
in the issue of April "a, will THE Times" now
turn its attention to the article of June 81 Does
that contain the facts up to this date as to Amer
can tin-platep II il does, then think Of the con-
fsssions due from all the Free-Trade journals OF
the United Statesi Verify, their lies would I'LL
a volume.
Now that the Jury in the sensational baccarat
trial in London have decided against Dir Wliliam
Gordon Cumming in his suit for SANDER, severai
heads socially big and socially little, may rest more
easily on their pillows.
Bridget President Howell must have CRASHED his
teeth with rage when he found that be had oeeh
outwitted and likewise busted from the COM
Portable $4,000 Office which he has held since
1885 II all the trustees representing Brook
lyn had been present at Mondays meeting there
would have been deadlock, and Mr.. Howell
would have held over and the deadlock could
only have been broken by the failure of some
trustee to attend future meeting. But the
Brooklyn Mayors habit of staying away from
Bridge Trustees meetings is inveterate; he has,
we believe been in attendance only twice in three
years and half, and his presence on those occas-
ions was due to the fear that the Tammany mem
bers would do just what they succeeded in doing on
Monday The fact is President Howell was
caught mapping, while Mayor Grant and his New
York associates shrewdly carried out their care
fully prearranged plan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-10
1noer to advertisements.
Business Norires.

OFFICE FURNITURE
In Great Variety mannfactureu W
T. q. SELLEWI
III Fulton-st., New-fork.
Desks. Library Tables, &C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-10

Now that the jury in the sensational Daccara'
trial in London have decided against Sir William
Gordon Cumming in his suit for SANDER several
heads socially big and socially little, may res' u'Oie
easily on their pillows
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-10

In the District Govt "a and FOR the Third
judicial Dstflct 1i Utah rurrliOry,
County oi salt Lake,



Ths People OF the Territory Of Ulah ssnd
6Tcolngi
To Michael Mckay. Defendants
YOU ARE HEHEnY REQUIRED To AP.
Il pear Ia an ac.tnn brought against 700 by
tue above named .ialnuu n tho hsinef Csuf.
Of tkc thifd JuairiAl nlsttct % the Ifrritary
Of ttah, AGd % lnswtr bt compliant dieI
therein within ton dHya of'lusive Of the day
OF service after the srruca on YOU Of ms
tummonf-n served Wlthin ihis courty, or, IL
served out Of thia county, but In this dlatrict.
villain tveuiy days oihgrUise within foHy
days. or judgment hy default viii he taisa
against you. seoordins 10 the prayer Of said
complaint
Of this court dlas0ting iuo honas 81 mAtnm1ny
between plaiutin and deisrdAni AMI = De srse
Of divorce nftsted 10 y Ia nbh aoootdiaF 10 The
statute in such eases made aud PROVIDED, thai
this court allow 90 plaintn sunh sinneny a.
may Be- Just, together With reasonable attor
nuys' fees and tho costs ard charges OF this
court may tecm just Above lolef prayed on
the gfound tbat on nf about the spfinE " ISIS
defendant, without Any eAuan " sEruse Or
fault Of plAlntn, dcftted and abandoned
plain'la and has efsT nnte ufo1 separate aud
lrAft from her, and mat tince taid year, 49,
defendant has ffiird 90 HGrply anything Tor the
support ~ plsintr or thtif said child
Ana you arc hereby nuuned that ~ you fail
10 appear Hu1 answer nc SAID complaint as
aboYortqulrai, tie -l.d pls'nuH will apply ~
the e0uTt Tor the relief demanded theFoih
Witness. the non charles 4 Zane, Judge.
hna the seal of tho District Cont Of tho Third
Judicial District IN sud for the Territory 81
Utah, THIS ltth Jay Of luy, ih the year OF 0uT
Lord one thousand eight hundred Aad uiaetv'
IsKAL HENRY @ McNILLAS,C ierk.
by Gao d. Looais. Deputy Ciers,
do4W tw tues
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-10
Eas. eRAHAM's
Bleach

Cures the wort cases of lrsslloi, suh.
hufn. sailowuras, MON spAiehrs. fmplts and
All I'm blsmshss. Price $50. Harmless
and deceive. Ne Sample oau be sent i.a4I
Agsnts wanted.
Tho Druggist 10 thn ioen who SGT
orfcrs a l,il Of my prerataiious vail haye Die
name added ~ MS adtcfuaewfnt
ny preparations are for saIr BIZ Wholpsls
druiFstt iu Chiesgl and avtg ciy wctt % ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-10

IuNN W. wINwAHn. the ADMINS.
~ tfatnr Ut the estate OF iauts SHE d.. De-.
ceased, having nltd ne petition trfrIn duly
Ncfincu, praying for nofltf 90 H1lf u frriHIu
real aud rersontl properly therein ucsgu 90,
part " ihe real estate uul utfHuuhi property
- aald deceased, Tor The ruUI1sC therein 81
forth. n BE- therefore ordered Hf the judge u
ahil Court that all pcfsons intrfe isi in the
ctintr 81 aald deceased, appear before the said
PROBATE Court. on SATURDAY, ihr itth fay "
November, iili, n 10 o'cloct IN The iutgnuou "
sad uay 80 tiU Court Room Of tlU inuug truft
Houto he salt take CITY, 10 sHIt lake touuty.
lt1h, 10 show cause why Hu tfitf should not
he granted IN sid administrator 90 Hrli 40
much nf tho real eatatc OF i'H aid deceased
land iho poffnhAl properly uHNr1 m Hai1 priis
toni ui private sale. a. ahall 10 necessary, mud
a copy ~ tbs order shall Dc posted by tho
clerk NJ this county, or be shall 'a4sT the fHmc
10 be posted iu three pubiic places ~ lit Lake
couniT, and publithed Co. four surresaNe
weeks, 81 least. IN the ntstrlr EyEstNu
NLWs, autwruapvr painted and Published in
SAT- iatc CITY AND county, before sa.i day o;
teaflnr.
nst'd october 18th, isgl. -
Do q. ". HAHTUn, Judge
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-10

DR. Cunning has clay bank yellow
hen which Matched eighteen white chick.
ems from sixteen eggs, Ho also has u
Texas rooster three feet high. Charles
Graham says one would think Il was q
horse TO hear II walk.-siloain Springs
Ark Locomotive.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-10

Lucky nui Minus Coupany, location %
i'uncpM pIArc OF husiuesrl PARK City,
tiah, Location Of Nine Snake trCeA
Mining usirtot. NatsNh county, Uiah.
NOTICE II ri RAM OWEN, 1iiAI AT
~ Ameotiug q the hoard u IruHtfes, held
on tho 0tFt day OF utt0hfr, 1921, az Hfseitmrut
80. ~ OF three cents yer shate Wa lev ed on
no captnl stock % tho corporation pay able
wilhin thirty DAYS 10 ne -crrtiarT AZ Nal. Lat e
Ciy, utAh, An siocI upon VIII d Iris Astess
ucnt NAV remain urpaid on thn III unY ~
in cmbsr, 1891, will De delinquent and adtrr
used f0r sAio Al puhlIr Hurt oh,Hud unlgs psy.
mrnt 10 madr before, WIN hn sold on she siih
day OF January. 1859, no Noom No. 40 Cunsti.
tui on hullIrg salt lnku Oily, Ituh, 30 pay
10 unqucnt Naesfmeula, tnHoifef with The
costs % adyertiH ug and exupuseu OF sale.
" j. HUTTON, -erIrtary,
salt she City, Utah.
Residence. 49, B. Second Wel,aI. dlAw u
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-10

Notice nf time aud plare Tor The hearing Of 20
uiion Tor admission 10 Probate OF Will
4 tRsuANT To An OHnEn on SAN
Il Court Ia sAid matter, notice j. hereby
rtyen that saturday, The ttih dAy u Notem1or.
4. u. lsil, u 10 o'clock 4. m.. ~ The county
tnurt ilous" In Aalt Lake CIV, Utah Territory,
pciiiion Of Elizabeth H. iiunakrr AMI David a.
hfintnu, PRAYING Tor tie Admifsiun 10 Ifohate
~ a certain document herewith presented,
purpoftinE 10 BE- ihc last Wan Aud Tcstamcut of
simpson -. utkuf, dtccsscd, vheu ard
where oil prfsnnH intrrest1d may appear and
oppose the probate oi aid will, or iho gfautins
~ ltitCIH tcsiAinruiofI 10 petitioner, o.
prayed Tor In snid peiltion.
In witness whereof, have hCrcuutn oct ny
hand and hnNrd the seal Of said Court thiI
800 dav u November, 4. y, istl.
tsLAt.l q, 4. ALLEN.
t'afk Of the Probate COAT
Nv q. D.. -tANtos, Deputy Clerk. did
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-10
MRS. CRAHhM'S
Cucumber
and
Elder Flower
Cream

Tenet , cosmetic In The cnsr ia which that
tern BE- poIalarly used. lti Permanently btalt
tinrf. 10 creates n auit, smooth. clear. Nritnty
stin. Gul nf daily use gradually mates he
complexion several shades whittier u con.
slant protection ifom the oaerff % Gun and
Wind md uret rnta suuHnfu Huu ffNtHifa. AMI
haraheada will never come willie you use 10.
n rlearfes thH tafe Tor heilcF than su4V nui
water. uuur.sues ard hulldf nr un HklH % suta
ard thua prevents ne fofuau0n ~ uIntlrs.
n TIvsa tfe FRESHNESS, tleafuttt Aui amooih-
nee. Of skIu tuai yun bad when re- little EIfi.
hFerf lady, yDnnH ~ cldt nlfht 90 rsn ~. as Is
fitrs q more youthful arps afante tn alY Ialg,
and thai psfmanpnuyl " contains uH sold,
powder of ANAL. ant isaa harmless % dsW aud
b. uuufisfiur % the akil as Dew H tu ihe
flower. Price st.OO, Ht Hi dfuEEFH fnd
hsif.dfesstfi' ~ ~ Me- 9ervalfr efttam'a ff.
tll'ithmeut, tn pat tiftet Hhn lit1rsDa,
where she ueats ia1ics tor 40 h.pmiHHes uf iia
face of fgHfu. l4sdits NJ l.siaucr 90 atUi uF
itusr send stamp for BET htuu book 'ifls
io be- beautiful"
sample Bottle mailed free 20 any
ifdf on recent 81 10 ccrfH i1 stamps tn UHF fUr
p1ttagc and pachinr. lad Arvnw waalti
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-10

IN no matter o. Do isIllo Of Iionly Moore
drcrsH ca

lake Territory OF UtGh.
In thc matter Of tho Eststo OF Iiony Moore,
drrrsHCd.
NOTICE n uEnrHY GVEN THAT
~ Jamga ~, NOylr. AdmlnistratHr Ii
The estate 81 ileHJy Hoofe, deceased has
fenutrtd Zoe rctNrWeni, ana uir4 lu taiH
coutt, his Hnh ar10ull Of biz afm|u.
istreuon II rail estate aud petition COR
nual distribution ~ WH residue OF atii fHt1f1
among the nHfaUus rnut'Vl thereto, ard That
Ilursduy ,thr irl day Uf December, A. ~. I.4l.
~ ~ O'Clock n. N. n tlr Oourl ituom of aHI|i
court, in the County tUlrt House. salt l4EH
tiiV lnd county, Utah Territory, has teen huly
appointed BY mo lufg6 NJ said court, flr ttg
settlement Of Haid account and hearing faIf
petition Tor distrhuuuu, 10 which time aud
place Aug person iutHrr TOD ln rald estate NAV
alrsaf AMI show cause, u Anf there be, why
said account should DOT be- settled and Hp.
proved and lnal dsrlbuuon made a. prayed
Tor.
dated November IN, 1901.
CE, ALLEN,
dh CLERK Of The Prot ate Court
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Receives Deposits Payable on Demand.
Fayi AMI Ssis ErsAaHs, - Sor Tsrl. ssa
Ifaao''eo. C.sosgo. So Laa,, OsiaAa. Lssacs
$50 az re l'riH lpai Cgaihsaial Clnst.
~ SAFE DEPOSIT Waits. Absolutely bor.
slar aud ero srooi. Heats. - 10 "a ~. year
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-27

during which he vis
way places usually
ers, gives an account
be found near the Ii
pancignO, in the Sier.
This rock he describes
of the property Of bein
rain, and is said by the
fallible. Mr.. Meninger b
to witness several exhib
markhble power, which REP
a shower twenty-four no
other warming of its appro
The rock stands alone IN a
usually fertile and green,
protrude from the ground raj
upon its surface.
Il is Irregular in shape, abot
height and ten feet about the
fair weather is Of a dull grayil
as smooth as polished marble TO
but unnaturally cold. On the a.
rain it loses its neutral color and
turn n dingy red, deepest about
and a light pink about the sum
temperature increases to about
Fahrenheit, and It presents the az
OF being slowly heated by an inter
This heat aud crimson color increa
idly as the atmosphere grows heavi
til the rain begins to fall. when, aece
10 its descent, the rock glows and be-
lighter in hue.
When the shower is over the warmth
color gradually depart, and the gray Il
resumed and the rock becomes cold. 4
INK ELECTRICAL disturbances this mir
barometer often assumes a highly he
appearance, emitting pale blue light,
is so strongly charged with electricity
to be unapproaciiable. Mineralogists
have examined the stone declare q
selves at loss to identify is.-New Orl
Picayune.
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-27

wound ANONYMOUSLY gotten In afterfd de
feat gut my Paul challenged all eRrth
and ali .-sil with this battle shout. We
wrestle not against flesh and blood but
against principalities, against powers,
against the rulers Of the darkness Of this
world, against spiritual wickedness inS9igh
places, and then on the 29th Of Junes In
the year GO, on the road to Ost3il, after the
sword of the headsman had given one keen
stroke, took the crown Of martyrdom.e
REFLECTIONS ON THE DAY.
After a moments silence by both hills
the Acropolis moaned out IN the darkness.
'Alasl Alasr' and Mars Hill responded.
"Hosannahl Hosannah" Then the voices
Of both hills became indistinct, and as
passed on and away In the twilight ]
seemed to hear only two sounds-a frag-
, rnent Of pentelicon marble from the drchi-
trave Of the Acropolis dropping down on
the rriins Of a shattered idol, and the other
sonnd seemed 20 come from the rock on
Mars Hill, from which we had Just de-
scended. But we we're by this time so far
off that the fragments Of sentences were
smaller when dropping from Mars, Hill
. than were the fragments Of fallen marble
on the Acropoiis, and / could only hear
parts Of disconnected sentences waited on
, the night air-''God who made the world"
-"of one blood all nations appointed
a day in which he will judge the world"-
''raised from the dead.
I as that night in Athens put my tired
head on my pillow, and the exciting scenes
of the day passed through my mind,
Thought on the same subject on which, as
a how. I made my commencement speech
: IN Niblo's theater on graduation day from
; the New York university, viz, "Che moral
effects OF sculpture and architecture" but
further than could have thought In boy
hood, / thought In Athens that night
that the moral effects Of architecture and
sculpture depend on what you do in great
I buildings after they are put up, and upon
the character Of the men whose forms you
cut In the marble.
Veal thought that night what struggles
the martyrs went through in order that in
onr time the Gospel might have full swing;
and thought that night what brainy
religion it must be that could absorb
hero like him whom we have considered
today. a man the superior Of the whole
human race, the infidels but pigmies or
bomuncuii compared with him; and /
thought what a rapturous consideration 1t
is that through the same grace that saved
PanI. we shall confront this great apostle,
and shall have tho opportunity, amid
f,miliarities of the skies, of askinr
what WAS the greatest occasion G
life.
He may say, "rhe shipwro
He may say, 1.-The riot at
may say, MY last walk
Ostia" But, / think
day stood on Mars Hill
dignant Areopagtes, and
the towering form Of the 60
and the majesty Of the Parthenon ana
the brilliant divinities Of the Acropolls.
That account in the Bible was true. Ny
spirit was stirred within me when l saw
Sthe city wholly given up toidolatryP
hy hot, dry flannel over the seat OF
neutalgic pain and renew 1t frequently.
Tn, R,uit output Of California increased
fully ,irty fold during the past ten years.
} Nv Yo-l Argyman has married
~ received over 10000
-eece Is increasing. at
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-27
LgYTON GRIER D. D. S.
DENTIST.
MILPoRD,
DEL
?. w. & 3. Railroad.
DELAWARE DIVISION.

On and after August 10 h, 1891 tsandays e'
o.sfsd, trains will lenve as follows.
GOING SOUTH. ~ A. -. =. n. -
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-27

-. q. laave messengers from Wllmii b''"
and points north' m rr12 ANS
KEW CASTLE ACCOMMODATING y,
1--we wilmington :eO6 night. and 9'eu o. IT.
dsilvI od ii2sa m A. 6i5 p. N N %egn m daily
Iasye IeysCastle I.t $50 a. M ana ~ w. y
an5t ma N and 7.22 p. III. week days .,,p
INV YORK. PHILADELPHIA AND NO''
FOLK X. r.
rooyc PHILADELPHIA Old Point Express, ~ - RI
Jsiiv baltimore G.45 ,. m. Wllihlnhsi ~ III, ana
a Y. stopping at Dover a1a De,lal i,, Fslton Har
~ D is,,,,iie Saaford and Laurel 70 leaee
Ialse,'ers from wilmington and polIitS ,'r
80 -, ,sasepfrafa for pOin q seuth or -, 1oily
take on Pa5r rains leave Delmar lbo nl;sA,ly
49, o "a n IN. regularly, Hrriving w w iilnsi5,i,:s
1fbn m. Baltimore q ~ d, lh.' q ~ 5s "a M, week
Efns m and leaves Delmar Al ESQ p. iiibiiadel
e-lV a. ~, At Wilmington 500 p lh s ~ .
~ x "a n NJ Baltimore s.9o p lA'' 9'0fF''@
bbripr,pal intermediate STATIONS. sssfor5 Bridge.
rbe Os a m trHin aleo siOps 40. =, CLAYTON aid
~, sri.-riv,e,fou FeItor, wyoming Cle ,.sonti
Middetown 10 leave passenger ito, ,,, SgiminPton
~ Del mar or take on passengers isSa Al Laurel.
and points aorth. Alss stops on s's''
BRANCH ROADS.
At.pyfAvp & VneININ X. u H.,
Deli a 4ff.rtineton for franklin aua way ,roing.
n ee M 54t y. m weeh-u.33 40 ~ n, week
iroin leaves franklin % 4. NJ ~'OO
days. . s,r Georgetown, Lewes anu
II, h,hctb Of 10 81 a ~. for GeorgetpSMh w =, Re
644pm Kelunms sde,io6s e@ge 4 tfain leaves Geerge-
none ~ y Harrington Vt S 05 a. m wees uay
's"H D.rw ANNE KENT R. R-Leaye, g. IoT,'SSn5d WI and
95,IoTntreyiiIe aad way stations 80 a. Center
so o. p. m weekdays, re u'n,ag' @ees days sys
Fie ''s C,,s,,grAKE R. R--Leaye clayton ~ lO' OF
DEL; . "a a ,or stsJions at 942 q. FL see 20 u y
m. weekdays. ketnrnlhg' ie"'s
and 80 p. IN. weekdays 80 ssasors
CAuBmDeE sSAP35D NJ stations At 10
Ior any dsys and on TUESDAYS,
sat9r6sys 46 p RsturniIRg leSSS IAN and Sat
sHos m and on Tuesdays Ihuisu'S
urdavs 60 p. m ,-r,rr f,.,.rol Manager.
:, VuOOIs General PASSENGER Afeht
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-27
cnlnr. In Mems Dreaa.

ColOrs In Mems Dress. -, 49,
Down in the business quarter youa than foo
Know the difference between summe
winter clothes this season. Light -. .
aA the style for day wear, and manyase Dy S, sn9
will be credited with wearing a sum az Aio'-
snit this December when be is simplycoIn
plying with the dictates Of fashion. The
cloth is, Of course, great deal heavier
than that used in summer and fall suits,
but the shades are just the same and the
tint not very different. Black clothing for
winter wear is always best, and gives moro
service than highly colored goods.
The natty spring effects which will greet
YOU on the street this winter will be a well
come relief, however. and will lend less
somber tone to men on dark aud rainy
days The cloth used Is Of a better quality
than most Of the black suits worn. The
new fad is simply for daylight As 500
as night comes you have got to don
suit, PsiaceaAlhert. which es"'
to favor, or a three
cutaway With four
styles you can be
New York Cor
BasRF
The bs-i Eav
seass. Ulce-
tranA
broad II
backed
look horribl
one place theii
have the adva'
habit is. also,
an extremely
rigid lines
az th7
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-27

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