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Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1892-12-03
Gnster Chronicle.
JOSEPH KUBLER, PUBLISHER
Religious persecution still exists in

Religious persecution still exists in
Vienna A Method, 1 congregation
was first formed there in 1850. and
After continuous interference it has
teen finally forbi! den. For several
years the Methodists have worshipped
rery privately, but about a year ago n
police officer visited the pastor and de-
minded 10 sec the articles of his re
lyon. There being none in the
Wesleyan church, the pastor found Il
:opy Of the twenty-five articles which
Wesley chose from the thirty-ninc ar
'icles OF the Church of England, and
IN the strength Of the twenty-second,
!orbidding the mass as n b~lasphemous
deceit, Methodist preaching was pro-
nibited in Vienna The case was
brought into the courts. with the same
,csult, and tho Methodist pastor dare
lot now open his mouth.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1892-12-03

Some of the tribes Of India have a
marriage custom which calls for the
presence of n COW and u calf at the
ceremony. The principals and the
priest drive n COW and q calf into the
water. and there the bride and groom,
as we'll as the clergyman, clutch the
cow tail, while tho officiating per-
sonage pours water upon il from a
glass vessel and uttors n religious
formula.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1892-12-03
M~inncapolls

MINxsAPoLis. Nov SAL
wheat - Closing, May, 7la(c; Novetss
Der, 071Sc.2 On track No~l northefS
7O}Ec; No 2 northern. 630G4a.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1892-12-03

First Boy--You ought to come to I'll O
concert our music teacher is goin' to
give.
Second Boy--You goin' to be in?
Yep I'm one OF the primmcr don.
aas. We're goin' TO give n cantata.
Wot's that?
Oh, it's NIL about sunshine, and
storms. and picnics, and h~arvesters,
and all sorts OF country things TIA
great.
DO you sing NIL thatb
No. I'm only In tho first scene
Early Morn,n' IN tn Farm"
Wot do you do?
crow.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1892-12-03

The president will have drawn 5000.
200 from tho treasury by the 4th Of
March next He will take with him
from the presidential Office then about
Sl06, 900. Some Of this money IA MI.
ready invested. The president went
into q real estate deal rccentv with
Attorney General Miller. Mr.. Miller
H. . shrcwd business man, and no
picked upa bit Of property In Indiau-
apoiis ~rsceutly for $40, 600 which
pays about IL per cent inter.
est The president asked him for n
hail Interest In it.so SEQ. 900 ofthc pres.
ident's salary has been invested there
About eight months ngo the president
purchased from a we'll Mnown Indian.
Ian q piece Of improved property worth
$4,000. from which he 10 now receiy-
ing an income. so the president IA
well provided for when le leavcs Of
hce and no will not be Compelled 10.
rely on any fund contributed bv Ills
political friends or on the practice 81
his profession for an income.
The president comes ont OF Office IN
this respect . great deal better than
anyone who went Ia Office under MA
administration, Without exception
tho cabinet officers hove found their
posittons expcnsiveg The cost Of liv-
ing tn Washington - greater thnn il
y . elmost any other city or Tho
unissd Statess perhspa and the mem.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-10
AFTER THE GRIPPE,
The Grippe Responsible for More Deaths
After Recovery Than During Its Course.
How 10 hYoid tbe Dnnuer

Tho Grippe Responsible for More Deaths
After Recovery Than During Its Course.
How 10 Avoid the Danger.
Grippe. In itsclt. Is bad enough, facilitating
enough, but Il Is the after effects, tho slowness
oil recovery that give It It's great danger. In
most cases, the person did not have sufficient
vitality to rally after tho disease itself had pass
cd. The forces OF nature were too weak TO con.
tend with tho debility which the Grippe had
left.
It Is sod 10 think how many people havc died
who might havo been saved II nature had been
Properly assisted and fortified aiter the Grippe
had been driven from tho system. Many physi.
clans realized this fact, and assisted their pa.
tlentS over tho dangerous nitcr effects by brncng
up and stimulating their systems This was
and can BIO donc III but ono way and that By tho
steady and moderate usc OF some pure yet power
iul stlmulAns There Is but one abso lutely pure
and medicinal stimulant known to the probes.
sion and to tho public. and that is Duiiy's Putc
Malt WhiSkey. Tho most prominent scientists
aud physicians Of tho lind endorse Its purity
and an value. 1t IS not a new whiskey, i has been
eeiorc tho, public for years II Is not cheap
decoctIon. but pure ds,ila,ion. II lmparts a
tone 10 the systein possible IN no other manner
and sends the blood courslug through the veins
with renewed vlgor. II Is superior In every re-
Bpect anu however much my interruptions
druggist or grocer may seek to lead you 10 be.
leye 10 tho contrary do not be deceived.
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FLIRTING Wives.

Mis-. nothorinston, whose husband,
tioa,cnant Hothcrineton, U, s. N,
rilled ap Englishman in yokohama, is
said to bavo been fond Of tho admira.
ton Of pon and to have found part OF
Dor Enjoyment in flirting.
AT her old homo in Wilmington, Del.
awase, It is said that she was fiirt be.
fore sho Was married.. That was bad
cnoush, AS flirting wife sho has
Drought her husband face to faco with
Q Charge Of murder.
Tho flirting vito is an abomination.
Che woman who is not content with
peihs esteemed as a good wife and
bother, who poses to win train OF
adnirers, sows dragons teeth. sho
p'as never cause a murder, but she will
DO lucky ii she do not figure in a scandal
Of Some sort.
she nay "mean no HARM" but to
Och tor tho admiration Of other man ia
BARN enough in itself, and no charity OF
construction can call it IN innocent
divession. OF course all that applies to
tho wife applies with equal force to tho
husband.
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LORD SALISBURY, have you heard tho
nows from Washington Your Broth.
or Jonathon Is on deck.
BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Tho Philadelphia Academy OF Fine
Arts has lost q collection OF paintings
worth $4,000 which Mrs. Anna Wills
tach, who died icw days ago, was OK
pected to bequeath It. A few years ago
Mrs. Wilstach was refused FREQ ad.
mission tickets 10 the academy by an
ovorzoalous official, who did not realize
evidently that sho was entitled to thom
in her capacity Of stockhodor.
Sig. Farina, who sang with Parepa,
Nilsson and Lucca, is training troop
of singers Of African descent for tho
grand opera stage. selika, tho octoroon
soprano, was a pupil Of Farina, and the
idea OF training blacks to the highest
flights of musical genius was inspired
by selika's unarvolously mclodious voice.
A young man OF Dubuque, Ia, who,
in tho Process OF sowing his wild oats,
got into tho Wisconsin penitcntiary for
II short term, was released short time
ago, and now learns that he has been
LETT $4,000 by c convict whom he knew
at the prison.
There is Georgia man who keeps
himself concealed in dark closet, ex.
ccpk at night, and refuses seeing or con.
versing with anyone. lie even cats his
meals, it is said, in tho closet. Flo is re.
ported to have lived thus for five yeara.
Justice Dean loft Kingston, N. Y. and
travelled 100 miles to his home, in Ulster
county, in order to veto last week.
When tho count was made it was found
that his vote had elected his ticket.
Tho town council OF Scllersbnrs,- Ind,
has passed an ordinance requiring all
boys under the age OF sixteen years to
BIO i'll their homes by O'clock p. IN. un-
der pain Of arrest and imprisonment.
A little boy fell off a wagon on one Of
the principal streets in Hannibal, Mo-,
recently, and was SO deeply buried in
tho mud that he had to be dug out with
a spade.
So many husbands anc wives are liv-
ing apart in the littlo town OF Kensing-
ton, Kansas, that society is all broken
up on account OF it. Nobody dares to
give party.
Tho dial OF clock inserted in the
breast ola rabbit sitting on his launches
is seasonablo novelty. The ears Of
the rabbit move with tho balance.
Two doctors in Idaho succeeded in
capturing an enormous bear by means
OF pleco OF pork saturated with chic
roiorn and sprinkled with sugar.
A Poughkeepsie man, seventy-two
years old, is suing aixty-year-old
widow for breach of promise OF mar
riage.
Tho French Congo country is FIVE
times the size OF France, and is believed
to contain population OF 100000.
A boy yelled "Rats!" at tho Philadel-
phia dog show, and order was not re-
stored for half an hour.
A Philadelphia burglar lett vest but
ton in tho house ho had broken into,
and it led to his arrest.
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Whoro to Look For Nominees

WDCfc TO LOOK HOc Nominees.
There is some talk in the DEMOCRATIC
pewspapess Of certain DEMOCRATIC atates
about the part likely to be played in
the Democratic national convention by
states that cannot give the Nominee a
slnSlo electoral vote. They are not
paniug names, but the names could
easily pc supplied.
For oxamplo, Hill will have seventy
two votes from his own state, yet there
issurely not Democratic politician
who now thinks that Hill could carry
the electoral vote Of New York. Cleve.
lasd will have the bulk, perhaps all, of
pennsylvania's strength in the conven-
tio1; and SO far as the Democratic
ticket is Concerned that willb be the last
OF Pcnnsylvania in tho campaign.
It would seem to be reasonable that
each party shall defer to the states that
must be looked 10 to carry: IFS nominee
Though, If he can be carried through
at all. For the gulf states to dictatethe
Republicaa nomination OF tho Pacific
states tho Democratic, would be- queer
politics. ,..ff
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Ohio Legislature.
speciol Dt.pG,eh 10 ne fnieiiigencr.

special Ditpcteh to the fnttiiigencr.
CoLunnus, o., March 0.-Tho most
lively scenes Of the 10th general assem-
bly, were witnessed in tho lower house
this afternoon when the Stcrritt bill
came up for final passage. Tho princi-
pal provision OF tho substitute bill was
to place the government Of medical
practice in Ohio in tho hands OF board
OF seven trustees to grant certificates
and examine diplomas OF physicians
coming from other states. There was a
determined opposition to tho bill, and
amendments almost innumerable were
offered until the clerk announced that
it would DO absolutelya physical impos.
sibility toengross the bill. A motion
to postpone one year. was finally made
Indefinite and the bill was thus annihi-
lated. The feeling was decidedly warm
during discussion.
The house also passed Alr. Bruck's
bill pensioning disabled fireman in
cities OF the first class.
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tance caro- for the butchcry and the
beast>aches, To them men are but
pachincs, tho nero tools Of their trade.
i tho FOOLS break, mend them II you
bHve tiu,ei II not, throw thonl away and
ordes moro from the same shop. Var
lsthe passino Of kings. Nothing 10 too
costly that gives spice to theglifo OF
royalty.
There is marked difference between
alexander and William and tho rest Of
item and such fighters % Sullivan,
Gi'zsimnons, s!avin and their kind;
and this difference is largely in favor OF
tho follows who stake or a little spot in
tne Universe and do their own fighting
Nth their own fists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-10
Two Kinds Of Fighters.

When tho Gar OF Russia heard that
the Emperor Of Germany had remarked
at Brandenburg, I'll pulverize Russia .
he said to the German minister at St.
Petersburg, "Tell your emperor that
when he begins pdlverizine l will throw
half n million men across the frontier
with the greatest pleasure"
There is no doubt that tho Russian
ruler can do this and would do it with
the greatest pleasure" The German
sovereign would find infinite delight 10
meeting the half million Russians WITH
moro Germans, and the pleasant PLAY
would go on until few hundred thou
sand subjects of each country had been
sent to feed the worms.
What do. these great oncs by inhori,
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A Suggestion.

We wish to make suggestion to per-
sons troubled with rheumatism. Trya
few applications OF Chamberlain's Pain
Balm. II that does not bring relief,
dampcn piece Of flannel with the Pain
Balm and bind it on over tho seat OF
pain. The first application is almost
sure to relieve the pain, and by its con-
tinued use many severe cases have been
permanently cured. 80 cent bottles for
sale by druggists. D&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-10
In Old age-Written on lily Eishty.seyontl
- NlrtlldnH. - -

In Old ago-Eritten on lily Eishty.seyontll
birthday.
The Independent
What Is 1t now 10 live? 1t Is to breathe *
The cir OF heaven, behold the pleasant earth, Il
The shining rivers, the inconstant sea,
Sublimlty OF mountains, wealth OF clouds,
And radiance DER ali OF countless stars.
II is to sit before the cheerful hearth
With groups OF friends and kindred, store Of
books, it.IIe.s
Rich heritage from nges past.
Hold sweet communion, sou! with soul,
On things now past, or present, or TO come,
Or muse alone upon my earlier days.
unoind tho scroll, whcreon Is writ
Tho story OF my busy life:
And consciousness OF duty donc.
1t Is 10 toss SEC with laughing eyes the play
o. ch!ldrcn porting on the lawn,
Or mark the eager sIrifcs OF mon :
And nations, seeaIug each aud all,
Belize advantage 10 obtain s@ Ia
Above their follows; such'iS man! ~ e.
II !; 10 feel the pulses quicken, rs heaS
Ot great events near or afar
Nnereon may turn porchance
The tate Of generations, ages hence.
It Is TO res; with folded arms betmes,
And So surrounded, so sustained,
Ponder OH what may yet betall
IN mat unknown mysterious realm
when lies beyond tho range OF mortal ken,
Where Souls immortal do forever dwell; l',
THINK OF the loved ones who await me there,
And without murmuring or Inward grief,
With mind unbrukcn and no fear,
Calmly await the coming OF the Lord
DAVID DUDLEY FIELD.
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CHEEE is nothing in the history OF
Memphis to encourage q suspicion that
three negroes accused OF numbering
white men would be likely to escape
CONVICTION because of any Prejudice in
favor OF their race. This could not
have been the reason whyithe mob took
the negroes out Of the jail aud shot
them 10 pieces. Tho act seems rather
to have been merely a wild riot Of law
lessness which has put a dark blot on
the chief city Of Tennesseo.
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Dr.. Z. 7. MILLER, OF Cross Plains,
Wis, has expressed tho opinion that
for obstinate cases Of syphilis and
scrotula, Ayers Sarsaparilla is unques-
tionably the most effective remedy
known to pharmacy. Wonderful cures
have resulted from its use. DEW
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ELL Cannot Go,

NASHVILLE. Tenn, March 9.-Tho
young mems Democratic club to-day re.
ceived letter from Senator Hill stot-
ing that his Washington engagements
wero such that he would DO unable to
como hero to speak.
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Goolsinr to l,,,nois,

Colonel Morrison says be Would like
to be president, and if his state dolega-
tion we're for him he rather thinks he
could 20 into tho Democratic Convention
With sorllo prospect of success, but Pal
mes having been on tho turf sotting up
things, Colonel Morrison docs not pre-
tend to read his title clear.
There is in Colonel Morrison's tone a
strain Of savage hostility to Palmer
which nlay;induco tha Democratic con-
yention to look outside of1llinois for a
Presidontial nominee, But what's the
odds? No Democrat can carry Illinois.
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Mn. McMlLL1N sees no good at all in
a Protective tariff, and under the in
spiration OF free wool no sails into tho
Whole protective system. Every Amer
lean who believes in that system will
take notice that the slogan OF free trade
calls him to tho defense Of protection.
To-day the shot is aimed at ono schcd-
ule; tomorrow it will be aimed at an
Other.
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The New York Horld contributed a
Great deal to the Democratic revolt
aseaint Hills snap convcntion. Now it
Is striving with no less energy to undo
What it helped to do. Tho Hill kind Of
Politician doesn't mind the kind OF pro-
test which it now seems that the World
Contemplated. Tho kind against which
the llorld is now protesting is the kind
that hurts the Hill kind.
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Ghe astslIi9ettteas.
WHEELING. MARCH 10. 1899.

THE approaching contest Is rendered.
especially important by ronson OF tho H.
duatrinl and financial policies of tho Gov,
ornmont being ut stake. Tho popular DO
cision on these issues Is of Eroat moniehs
and will be of far-reachlng consequence.>>
james G. Blaine.
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IT is not merely question OF a few,
fur.bcaring animals that engages the at
tention Of Great Britain and tho United
States. It Is a question Of principle,
tho animals ahd tho scal.akin coats be-
inc m incident thereof.
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Glenn Sweep by Republicans.

ROCHESTER, n. Y, March 9.-Assem-
blyman Richard Curran, Republican,
defeated William Carroll, Democrat,
the present incumbent for mayor, by
2.06S majority yesterday. The whole
Republican city ticket is elected by even
larger majorities.
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MORNING SMILES.

Counsel-"Will you tell tho jury, Mr..
O'Hanlan, what the prisoner said to
your" Witness-"Yer hammer. ii wan:
o dj1rymen will sthep over forninatmc
from beyont there, it's wild pleasure DILL
tell him that same" Counsel-"Come,
no nonsense! Tell the jury from where
you are what the prisoner said" Wit
ness-"An, fax, how can Oh, sor? The
wretch only spul to me wild his boot"
-Ftr,,
"Woll, John, what are you doing those
daysW "rse 'zorter now, | is Mars
Bob" What's thc difference between q
preacher and an exorter?" Difference
is zactly dis: Preacher he stick to dc
text, but do 'zorter he hit all round."-
Atlanta Journal
Young Hopeiul-"Father, did you I'M
derstand trigonomctery when you were
a boy?" Man Of -"Triggerno-
metryl Why, bless you, my son, there
wasn't nobody in the whole country
handler with gun than mer'-Harper's
Bazdr.
"Vat YOU charge fer dis child on de
train?' Nothing, as hos under five
years" "But he take oop a seat schoost
like 1 vas" "Oh, we'll, We lose that"
"say, how mooch you take OF my ticket
Of leave de kid at home!"-
"March is q vile month";" said Mabel.
81 hate to go out on March days. 1t
nearly blows my hairs off my head"
"Dear mo How fortunate" said Heavy
weight. "Can't you fasten it on more
rely2"-Harper's Basar.
Customer lin BARRIERS chair
you haven't heard Won Thumper, the
world famous pianist?" Barber-'"Naw.
Dozo bianists nefer batronize me, an
20 :! neder batronize dem" -New York
Weekly.
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pinculo md,riil0nii from the said defendant: mud
it appearing from IN affidavit liled herein that
Joseph Motel, the defendant in this suit, is
not resident OF the State Of West Virginia, it
Is ordered that he do appear here within one
month utter the date OF the first publication OF
this order and do what is necessary to protect
his interest in this suit.
In testimony. whereof have hereunto set my
hand this 9th day OF March, 1892.
JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
Published the first time Murch 10, lSyo
Attest: JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
G. W.ArlIEsoN, 5H...
Solicitor for Complainant
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ADVERSE comment on his share in
tho schomo to hand Chicago over to a
Power supply combino has induced the
mayor OF that city to shut reporters out
Of his Office as being unclcan. His
honor has also gone SO far as to stop the
1ribuns-that is, tho copy of that great
Newspaper which has been going to
him. The INTELLIGEScEE is glad to see
that the Tribune is still in the field.
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SUMMONS,

THESrATE OF WEsr VIRGINIA, TO THE SHERIFF OF
ONO COUNTY, GREETING:
We command you that You summon Joseph
Motel, II he be found in your bailiwick. 10 in.
pear ut tho Clerks office Of the Circuit Court Of
Ohio county, at rules 10 be held for the said
Court on the first Monday In March, 1892, 10
answer bill in chaucery exhibited against him
writ.
Witness: John W. Mitchell, Clerk OF ou- said
court at the Court House OF said county, in the
city OF Wheeling, the 18th day Of February, 1899
Gad in the twenty-ninth Year OF the State OF
West Virginia.
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Never economic at the expense OF
your stomach. Strawberry Hams cost
very little moro than other hams and
are better in every way.
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Mas OSBORNE was guilty as charged
Of larceny and perjury, and SO it is just
that she be sentenced to pay the
Penalty. The chivalrous conduct of hor
husband and the certainty that his suf-
icrins is greater than hers can be, gave
rise to Some hope against hope that the
Woman might escape.
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Solicitor for Complainant.
NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS.
In tho Circuit Court of Ohio county.
': In chaneerr.


Take notice that the dispositions OF Alice
Motel and others will be taken at the law of.
iiee Of q. ". Atkinson No. lil7 Chaplino street,
Wheeling, Ohio county, West Virginia, on the,
nth day OF APRIL 1872, between the hours OF 8
o'clock q. IN. aud 9 O'Clock p, IN. TO be read in
tho plaintiff. And, H. from any cause the TAX
ing Of the said dispositions shall not be com.
lnenced, or being commenced. shall not be con-.
plcted on that day, the taking OF the same will
be adjourned from time 10 time until the same
shall be completed.
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Piano Moving.
pRoBATE OF WILL.

OFFICE OF TIE CLERK OF TIE COUNTY COURT OF
OHIO COUNTY, West VIRGINIA:
II. tho matter OF tho probate OF tho will OF
Frederick Grimm, deceased .s RS
The object of the petition filed In this matter
oil the 9th day OF March, A. b. 1892, Is to have
admitted 10 probatee paper writing purporting
TO be the will OF Frederick Grimm deceased,
log from an affidavit filed with me In my Office
that Henry Grimm, one Of the persons who Is
therein aud b; said petition declared to be inter-
estcd in the probate said Will, Is nonresident
otthis State. tits ordered that he do appear at my
office In the city Of Wheeling, In the county and
State aforesaid, within one month after the date
oil the tirst publication hereof and do what is
necessary to project his interest in said matter.
The hearing OF said petition Is set for the 9Th
day OF April, 1892. Mt 10 o'clock AM
Published the first time March 10. 1885,.
GEORGE HOOK, Clerk.
G. ". ATKINSON, Attorney. mrlOTh
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Congress have never been exceeded"
II Mr.. Cleveland mado this admission
it means that in his opinion his prcsi.
dental chance has given up the ghost.
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SULLIVAN must expect q long life with
q vigorous old aec, no is making dates
to fight SO many mon.