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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-02-03
A Ten-TOn Meteor,

SAN ANTONIO special: Albert Ha6efye
OF this city, has discovered a body OF
neteoric iron near hero and much In.
forest hos besn excited In scientific cir
cles over the find. Its estimated that
the weight Of the extinct meteor d 2O,-
600 pounds. Prof Gustave Jermy, . 60.
ologist and chemist, has just completed
an assay OF the iron, resulting as foi.
lows in hundredths: 915 per cent. pure
iron, 25 per cent nickle. and traces OF
cobaltum. Prot. Jenny has in his min.
eral collection here several pieces of
meteoric iron and meteorities from Eu-
rope and also from Tevar. One of them
weighs about ten pounds and was found
in Magura, Hungary, and contains the
rar est of minerals. the schrebersit.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-02-03
TIE SOUTHERN SUMMARY.

CLARKsvILLE special H. r. Stafford,
. Young man OF this city. had thrilling
experience at Seven-Mile Ferry, ou
Cum mbsrland River. lie was skating
near the bank, when he determined TO
dig hole to learn the thickness of the
Ice. Before he was aware Of any dan
ger huge block OF ice parted from the
rest and flOated out into tho current
who're the river Is not frozen, carrying
hin : terrified prisoner. Hc began
4sifting toward Ssven-M Mile Island,
WkSfe tl.s chute. 40 full Of sucks and
the wstsr sxcssdla41y swift His cries
1ttacted rivormen. who sst o6t 1feef
him is skifFs, and, after hard vcrl,
succeeded in landing him before the
island was reached and fully . mile
from where tho break occurred.
AUSTIN. Texas, special: Representa-
tive Fagin OF Lamar will in day or
two introduce bill to accept tbs sugar
bounty from Washington and apply the
money 10 constructing the Texas ex-
hibit building At the Worlds Fair.
The bill will r0bably pass and be ve-
toed by Gov. HOgg on account of his
well known opposition to the state &C.
cepting the bounty, and his expressed
opinion that appropriations OF state
funds for such purposes violate tho
State Constitution. He may, however.
suffer the bill TO become law without
his sign ature, IS he desires the state to
be well represented At the exposition.
II not, the bill will probably DO passed
In spite Of his veto,
Mon reoMERy, AlA-, special: The bill
IN nnrfn Tn To- IN
Jefferson Davis, wife OF the deceased
Confederate cx-President, was passed
by the Senate. The bill was defeated
two days previously or account Of the
inability OF the mem bc.s OF tho Senate
10 consider Its meriCs. The bill pro-
vides that the Governor of the state
shan transmit the above amount every
year during the life OF Mrs. Dayia
ST. LOUIS special 1t was learned
here that the contract for the constrnc-
ti0n OF the Chicago and ST. Louis Elec-
trio Railway Road had been let The
contract WAS let to Bagneil Bros. ..of this
city, and Giyens Bros Of Memphis. but
" IL Impossible to learn the exact fig.
ures. II IL known, however, that zach
firm receive as part payment for the
work &2, OO0. 600 In the stock Of the road.
PARIS, Texas. special: Henry smith,
colored, saw = little 4-yesr-oId d aug hter
OF Henry Vance playing on the side
walk. He picked her up and carried
her TO the woods. When the child was
missed search result ed In finding her
body torn and bleeding. giving indis-
putsble evidence OF having been brut-
ally outraged. A posse OF citizens ID
searching for the brute to lynch him.
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. special: The
G. Il. James property on Missionary
Ridge was sold 10 tho United States
government for $40. $50. This property
was known - r ks headquarters dur
ing. the siege OF ChattanoogA There
are fully fifty &C. - In the tract
THAyER, No. special: Samuel Sachs.
. merchant, and his son. In . quarrel
with Jim Dawson, we're killed by the
latter, who escaped.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-02-03
IN THE EAST.

New York speciak The captain OF
the steamer Alsatia reports that he
passed the Norwegian bark, Star Of
India, dismantled, with no signs OF life
| on board. 1t had evidently passed
through hurricane and must have
been wrecked early in December. 1t
had crew Of thirty-seven men and all
are supposed to be lost
PROVIDENCE, K l., special: Thomas
J. Fales. who made the sails for the
Gloriana and other fast Yachts. Is suing
his wife for divorce because his house
was flied with members of s'Ghost
Association OF which his wife is Pres
ident His wife retaliated that he was
. seeker after live. sorceresses as well
- dtsem bodied spirits, notably his
hired girl
CANTON, Ohio. special The Board Of
Education OF Kent 10 having serious
time enforcing the truant law. The
Omish sect practically ignore 1t. They
declare their religious belief forbids
them to give their children IN educa-
tion. They claim that the study Of
geography and physiology IL prohibited
by their church rules Twenty Of them
have been arrested and fined. The
board proposes to enforce the law IL 1t
breaks up the sect
JAMAICA, L. l., special: Dora Smith
Is in critical condition, resulting from
remarkable attack Of sneezing which
began . week ago and has continued
without cessi0n since. The parOxysms
have batiied medical skill. and the ply
siciAns give II - their opinion that .
fatal termin alton il to be feared. The
patient has already developed symp-
toms Of heart failure and grows weaker
hourly. DIR. Meynen, who has attended
the girl, says that she has sneezed on
m average twenty times . minute
siuce.first attacked He gives It rs his
belief that tho sneezing is due TO de.
ranged nervous system, caused by .
stubborn aiiljction Of St Vitus' dance.
The girl suffered from the trouble four
years ago
New York special: The i'm mmigrati
laws ara being daily evaded by the
steamship companies. which claim that
they only carry tourists; no Immigrants.
A striking example was brought to the
attention OF Col. Weber. By the arrival
OF nine Italians On La MOI mandie. who
claimed to be tourists Each had, &C.
cording to the story he told. 500 francs
with which TO ses the United States,
but whom the Inspector made them
turn their pockets they had less than
$40 ~ all The msn came here under
contract for work In brick factory ~
Pullman, III. They had been engaged
by one Guisusppe Spill Before saiiing
the steamship agent at Basis. Swltzsr-
| q. AAl tall ~ - ~. a
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-02-03
Isle of Zante shaken.

Isle Of Zsnte shakc>
ATHENS special: The island of a 30
was shaken bysAn earthquake &nd .
panic ensued. In the town Of d.
many houses were wrecked. the od
OF the prison fell and. many prioh
rers killed. The walls of the pCapN
sprVpG and>erscked, the hospital Sxa3
shaken SHAKEN D1ft|y fr2p1l oil iIons. Ne
'fS9l IEo hours DF th9 town was
shaken by repeated shoe ks, more houses
fell and the prison became SO unsafe
That the prisoners were removed. The
people fed from thoir homes, crowding
IN the market place. Scores Of families
csmped In the fields. Many dead bodies
were found In the ruins Hundreds
were Injured severely. 1t is impossible
TO get further details. The government
has sent provisions and relief 10 the
homeless.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-02-03
RumOred WOuntiing Of the Czar.

BERLIN special: A report Of an at
tempt upon the Cars life Swas circu-
lated here. The Car and several men,
bers Of his suite are said to have been
injured by . bomb. No further details
are given. At the Russian Embassy all
knowledge OF the attempt is denied.
The report Is believed to be Q canard.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-02-03
THE FIREMEN.s TOURNAMENT


Programme Far the Tournament to be
Held Mt Mitchell.
The State Board OF Control OF the
South Dakota Firemen's Association
met at Mitchell with tho following
members present.: President, James
Kingsbury, Yankton; Vice President
Dennis Il Donshoe, Sioux Falls; Trea-
surer, Henry Schatz, ir.. Scotland; Re-
cording Secretary, f. r. Mucilar.
Madison; Corresponding Secretary. G.
w. ellis, Mitchell. Tho dates OF tho
tournament to be held In Mitchell we're
fixed for June 6 and . inclusive, and
the following programme was arranged:
FIRST DAY.
Reception Of visiting 6remen.
SECOND DAY.
Parades and addresses Of welcome.
Single Coupling Contest--Purse, $25;
SIS first prize, $40 second prize.
Green Hose Racc-Purse, $7;; $50
first prize, $25 second prize.
Champion Laddermen's Consest--
Purse, $40; $50 first prize, &i5 second
prize. Is third prize.
Green HQ4 Apd Ladder Race
Purse. $75; $50 irat Prize, Se5 second
prize. -
THIRD DAY.
Hook and Ladder Race--Puise, 500;
b60 fest prize, $40 second prize.
Champion Hook and Ladder Rsce--
Purse, $500; SITS first prizo, 500 sec.
ond prize, e25 third prize.
HtsAme. Contest--Purso, S125; $75
Rrat prizs. $50 second prixs.
ChA0pi0n. Hose RAce--Purse, $3c5;
ofT5 first pssss, e1QQ cart 800 sscoad
prize, $50 third prize -
FOURTH DAY.
Novelty Ladderman's Con test--Purse,
$50; SIS first prize. $40 second prize, IS
third prizA
Free for oil Hook and Ladder Race
Purse, $500; one money
Champion Coupling Contest--Purse,
40; $50 and badge first prize, SEQ Sec
ond prizs.
Free for I'll Hose Race--Purse, 5000;
one money.
Hand Engine Contest--Purse, $65:
$40 first prlzo. $25 second prize.
Band T0urnament-Purse, 500; 500
first prize. $40 second prize
Display Of Fire Fighting Apparatus
Purse, 975; one money.
II 10 the opinion OF the Nom bers OF
the board that tho coming tournament
will be one OF the most successful in
the history Of the association.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-02-03
Had spr flynn.

JAMES A. FLYNN, who short time
ago was arrested for embszzlling funds
from the United States Express Office,
being its agent for several years 10
Sioux Falls, Is getting into deep water.
Mr. Flynn was bound over Ia the sum
Of 1000 and had great many friends
1T thxt time. His claim was that ho
was short only $3.50. but the express
authorities have made showing 70 die.
interested parties In which u u main-
tanned that the shortage 10 u, 100 Mr..
Flynn II In jail and unable to get ball.
He II well known to all expresamen
throughout lows and Dak0ta, having
served the company for seven Or eight
years.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-02-03
= slwin1 plvid~n.,.

1Hk1 DNport Of the assignees Of r.
IL. Hagerty & Co has been filed In Cir.
cult Court ~ Aberdeen. In the sched-
ule Of assignment as served BY the
banks president the assets were placed
At upward Of $.37. 900, OF which &l53, )
600 WAS declared TO be unincnmbe mbered.
or this amount the assignees have been
able to collect but SIS, 560. Al, out OF
which they have paid IS, s6s. "a In the
way OF taxes, attorney fees. cost Of suits,
collections, etc. The report OF the aa :
signees also shows that Sl33,6aO In
claims has been fled with them. out Of
$i57.250, tho amount reported by the
Assignors 1T the time OF the failure;
that they have allowed OF these claims
$132. ITO. of which Saa7.50 were claims
not named In the schedule OK assign.
ment There were claims reported Dy
the AssignOrs to the amount Of $7,7lL Al
which have not yet been tilcd against
the estate OF the amount disbursted
by the assignees for expenses only $500
has been applied on their commissions,
and they ask tho court on account Of
the unusual aud extraordinary services
they have rendered to allow q compOn-
sation In addition to the regular stAtu-
tory commission generally allowed The
dividend In prospect for the creditors
IL. under all the circumstances, very
much OF disappointment to them.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-02-03
From Aberdeen to the Hills.


TnE directors Of the Duluth. Pierre 4
Black Hills Railroad met at Pierre and
accepted the contract OF J. A. eLarned
to build line OF railroad from Aber-
deem through Pierre to the Hack Hills.
Larned 10 President Of the New Orleans
4 Southern Railroad, but 10 being
backed BY New York capitalists. This
road II already graded from Aberdeen
to Pierre, and the contract calls for the
commencement OF work June /, ironing
Of the road to commence July ]. The
roundhouses, machine shops, and gem
oral Offices OF the company are to DO
located 1t Pierre. This move on the
part of IN Independents line of railroad
will stir up some lively railroad building
N Western South Dakota this year, xs
the Chicago a. Northwestern and the
Milwaukee Railroads have always
claimed they would extend their lines
into tho Black Hills before any other
lines were built.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-02-03
A PANORAMIC VIEW
AN EARTHolAKlsRp3AkEs THE
ISLE OF AMTE.

In the Town Of zants L. Ny Hoases. wsre
Wreeked-Many Dead Bosiica Have Been
Found In the Rains-Fsmilief Camping
!. In tho Eields.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-02-03

for troops There Is intense excitement
here and trouble Of serious character II
anticipated. Tho Brooks people evl.
dently intend TO bring In force Vf men
sufficient to run the works Tho strike,
which began . month ago, was caused
BY the riveters In the boiler department
refusing to work under certain con.
tractors, alleging inhuman treatment
A lack, of boilers made II necessn %
lay OF men In other departmehD and
nov about SIX hund\pd men are out of
employment. The brooks beoIle e.
gagged Philsdelphia men to takesthe
strikers places and brought them 4pre
by special train. As threats had GhenI
made against the works xh6 IL new
employees, the projection OF sheriff jon
nor was asked. That official Vt once
Apnealed to- pm DoyleA and troops ere
oeRs held eady as precautionary
mel ure. 4.
!. pHrSa1oS. special: Mott Smiaht
'HsNSlia4 Minister. has received sn
Ipffieio M a1ch to the effect that. the
kernment hi been over
Com HmissiQnars from the
~ - ! from ON
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-02-03
4 swln4lllng Portrait Agent.

A MAN named q. II. Allen. who has
been IT Ysnkton several weeks In the
employ Of the Horton Portrait Com pany
Of St Paul. and has been taking orders
for portraits. left with i woman from
one Of the loose houses and went to the
Jim River House, four miles from the
city. Az he did n0treturn, Mr. Powers.
who furnished the team, began 70 look
for bis property. The couple took the
train east " Gsyvillc. Powers recOy.
cred his team. but failed to get tho
man. He declined to bs srrssted with-
out . warrant He left board bill at
the hotel and other bills unpaid.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-02-03
Salt Again.t Huron school Hoard,

a SUIT has been brought In the United
States Court at Sioux Falls BY the Ma
tional Life Insurance Company Or
Montpelier. Vt, against the School
Board Of Huron to collect -, 500 inter-
sst due ON go, 900 worth Of bonds issued
during tho capitol campaign. The
complaint alleges that the bonds were
issned In duo form and that they are
perfectly legal In every yespAck
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-08

Presiding Elders Adopt Resolutions
Against Theatre GOING

Against Theatre Going.
FoRT WAIVE. Ind. Dec THE cen
trial convention Of the presiding elders
OK the methodist episcopafSehurcbes OF
Michigan. lodiapa. Ohio and Illinois
adjourned late lsst evening. The fol-
loving resolutions wero adopted before
adjournment.
Resolved That the convention % pre-.
siding elders deplore the tendency
among few Il our people to favor and
patronize those worldly amuscments
forbidden by our discipline. and In an
tagouism 10 the historic spirit and atti-
tude q our church Tho hope and
future power OF our church Is found not
IN the direction Of conformity TO the
worii. but rather ia the experience OF
an entire c,fnsecration OF the heart and
lie 20 the service Ok Christ
Ecsnlyed. That in order to the eleva.
tiou 81 the standard O; our ministry, We
AUST pay more care 20 the original
hct using Il men 10 preach. and to the
admission q mea - the travelling con
necfinu. anl that more vigorous meaus
ought % be made use Ok 81 rid the an
NAL conference rolls u the names OF in.
e.ncitnt men.
Resolved. That we bail with delight
TIE awakening Of new purposes and
pans booking 10 the syangeiization OF
eur cities. AID We at the same time are
Impressed with TIE fact that the rural
posts demand no lssss sigiiant and con.
sials Effort for their evangelizatton.
Received. That II Is our judgment
that the best efficiency - our work de
mau'is the removal q the time limit "a
TIE appointment q pastors
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-08
The
n
Ut
a..
Retdll

The magic lever that unbolts
the doors of commerce and
quickens into new life the par
alyzed trade pulse. Daily
scenes of activity heretofore
unknown in Grand Rapids.
Thousands of new faces from
distant points catch the inspir-
alton caused by our Emergency
Sale Prices as they are herald
ed abroad, and railway coaches
convey them to the store of
Spring * Company. Like an
electric flash our depression
prices illumine the whole civ
ilized country within a radius
of many miles.
The Dry Goods markets of
New York are tumbling like
golden grain before the reaper.
Importers are falling over each
other to undersell the market
and get cash. Our New York
buyer is constantly working
among those desperate men
armed with necessary argu-
ment and you'll scarcely be-
lieve what he is accomplishing
until you visit our store. 1t is
not often that a retail buyer
can save from % TO 90 per cent.
below the usual prices.
In the nature of things this
condition cannot prevail long,
but while il lasts you may
bank on this store as holdin &
out the greatest advantages
that arc born OF the times and
retaining what we have earned
the place at the top.
Respectfully.
SPRING * COMPANY.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-08

Al kno4 where he liyes
~ BAT i his repofatlons
Al neser heard 4assas question his
goe-i nans.
NJ Tsrnss Lou bsy stoeks
A-fes
o-Yoa are il the eoantry good
deal x the unes
A-leA
u-I1o yoa knog the asighhorsl
A-Not very sell
wazn-r's Reputation Sustained
Charles Fox called
Dir. faylor--Do you kaow the eon-
plalaiag Nltnessf
Al knos Mr. Wagner.
Q-N here does be liver
A-ile lives lna third heuss sontA Il
as&
o-D0 you know any enc about
thsres
Al kno~ al the neighbors around
there.
Q-What did they say ~ hims
Al have heard ali the neighooEs
50 he Sas = good. honest man.
III. 1usner-M hon have you heard
speak about his truth and veraeity!
Al cannot say that heard any
oDs say anything. IL Was not qaes-
toned.
Charles Leaghlin called:
Dir. Taylor How long have you
known Oglo Wagner?
Al have known Otto Wagner for
several years live opposite hin-
Q-What Is bis reputation.
A.-Aiy 0sn opinion IL favorable. and
have not heard bis good name qaes-
toned.
Wagner on the stand
Otto Wagner vas called and ex.
amined
Mr.. Taylor-Do you know Mr.. Brown.
A.-fes. asout i've years
Odd you work for himf
A.-les. tie owes me a dollar yet
He's a bailnan.
Do YOU know Mr.. Sheldon!
A.-ies. | worked with him az part
ners. and he sent into saloons and got
drunk. and / did the work and then he
wantrd 70 beat me.
Q-What about Mr.. Mosher!
A--N eli. did some work for him
and BIO would not pay me. 80 sued him
aud be bad Jury aud then beat him
and he had 10 pay
Q-What about this man Bitterly
A.-Neil. l built wall for him and
he gave me 4 note and made the date
wrong. 80 | sued himg
Q-Nh hat about Brewer
A.-Neil. 1 had a Job and bought
come liuas from him, but | lest none,
on the job SO did rot pay him Sa
Me. Tarner--NOu seem 10 have had
many .awsuitss
Al never had lawsuit in the old
country.
Z. How long have you been in thi,
country.
The witness became confused and
could not answer.
Adolph Uecker. one OK the men who
worked with Mr. Wagner, was called
and swore that be worked five days as a
tender. Aside from this his testimony
was unimportsnt Frank Bait. tbs
other tender, was also called. but gave
little testimony 10 furnish light TO the
subject
Ihis closed the testimony aud mo.
ton was made 10 adjourn. but was lost
Several questions were asked as TO the
mode u procedure. The city attorney
answered aud the case was then argued
b. Mr. Turner. AZ l3;40 this morning
the matter was put 10 q vote. aud Dir
jacobs was declared guilty aud the office
OF alderman OF tho eleventh ward he'd
by him was declared vacant by ths
unanimous vote OF the aldermen present
Mr.. Tay lOr stated that Mr.. jacobs, il be
considered the verdict OK the council
wrong. could apply for a mandamus and
get al order compelling the council Il
reconsider its action.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-08

Gents pure. heavy. black silk muffiers
sl-9s. the $3.50 quality. Cheaper priced
goods at uniform reduction.
Beautiful line Of fashionable muffiers
at DC. soc. Toe and 81.
Linen collars. new shapes, 10c.
The king Of shirts--our unlaundried,
patent inserted sleeve. costs but SOC.
Shaw knit hose. all wool. with gusseted
heel and toe. soc.
Fine merino and all wool one hall
hose l2lsc and DC.
First floor. left main entrsnce)
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-08

DR0BATE ORDER-State 81 Michigan.
Il County OF Kent, ss.-At session Of the
probate court for said county 81 Kent. held al
the probate Office In the city of Grand Rapids.
co the ith dsy OF Iecember. in the year ono
thousand eight hundred and ninety three.
Prs mt. IyfuS y. Perkins. Judge 81 Probate
In the matter of the estate OF
JOEl. MERCHANT. deceased
farnham Lyon. executor OF the " III OF said
deceased, having rencerod 10 this court
his hnal adm instr alton account and praying
for the dtsir button 81 said estate.
IL Is ordered that Friday, the nth day 81 Do
cember. i-<i at 10 O'Clock IA the forenoon at
said probate Office. be appointed Tor the ex-
ANIMATION ana allowance OF said account and
hcsr ~ q "a a PETITION.
And ~ A. further ordered that copy % this
order b. pnbilhed three successive weeks pre-
sious "a said iay ~ hearing. In the Grasd X sp-
IDS Herald. a "a IL newspaper printed and
circulating IN sad oOunty ot krnf-
CYRUS r.. PERKINS.
a true copyD Judge of Probate.
HsERy y JkwELL. Register. fri de- n
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-08

We have secured two magnificent Christmas pic
lures in water colors which prepared to present
to every reader of THE HERALD with the compliments
of the These pictures I7xz3 inches in size
and are suitable for framing The accompanying cuts
to illustrate the sentiment of each picture but
can of course, convey but imperfect idea of the
delicate color effects in the originals These two pic
lures will be given or mailed to every reader of THE
HERALD who will mail bring to this Office one
coupon like the subjoined and FIVE two-cent stamps
or a dime.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-08
WOOL suITIN0s
MEMS FURNISHINGS.

Fine cream, white and natural wool
ribbed underwear. the t2T5 quality. at
$40.
case camel's hair shirts and drawers
regular price els. depression price Csc
lot broken sizes. natural wool. regu-
lar 81 goods. depression price Csc.
Fine notified camels hair underwear
Acc.
Odd size sale OF mems all wool shirts
and drawers at exact cost.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-08

INpIsStroLIs. Dec. lit leaked out
iouisbt that thrce companies Of the
stat militia stationed al Fort Wayne.
Goshen and faporte are under march
ing orders 10 proceed agalnst Roby next
Monday. The governor has disappeared
AID has private secretary declares hat
b. IS az Lis farc.