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ed by water. There are 30 electric launch
es and scores Of gondolas cared BY pic
turesque Nenetians. 1t costs 25 cents a
trip on the launches, and the gondolas can
be employed at so much an hour
CITY IN ITSELF.
The exposition is a city, with com
plete government. There are over 5O,OO
exhibitors, and two persons for each ill.,
terest represented would give fixed pop
ulation Of 100, 600. There are We'll organ
lied and equipped police and fire depart
ments. The Columbian Guard is an indie
pendent body Of police numbering in the
neighhorhood of 1000 men largely made
up Of * soldiers. This body is command
cd by Col. Edmund Price, of the Il. II
army. and all IFS superior officers are de-
tailed from the army
The men are uniformed like soldiers.
wear short swords and are under strict
military discipline. They present a fine
appearance scattered about the grounds
Police and fire stations are placed 1T str-
ttgic points and the tloors ot I'M the build
ln-s ale patlo!led night and day NJ \ prn-
lection against fire.
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l.ollTIe AI ltuIN4~ lHnie MAS 4 livr-
N session ~ tlle l,hvde ~iiid legislatare
Thursday TN Republicans Had two 10
iitical measures Which they lave been try
ing 10 pass tor sotae time. Ii became
evident that tile iilhpotrfing methods Of
tlinii political opponents Wop'd seriously
hamper action unless arbitrary methods
were restored to. me Republicans put
in operation a rllc vi tlu House requiring
members lib attendance hut t. leave the
chamber during the session. The sheriff $
duputes locked the doors of the chamber
and the rule was pat into operation The
minority found themselves helpless and
tile bills We're passed The recount IN
the seventh Massachusetts Congressional
district has reduced Dr. Everett's plural
ity u ten
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Personal.

orrin Learned. Esq. of clinton wa, in the
CITY Yesterday.
NJ. 1ist..u!,,
urday evening.
NJ II I, v+nt c..,.,an ,.;.;.o.If.;.a.
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NiS't Y" h'f mother in Ne" y "fh
EDWARD y. " III II Nald"hUro VISITED
MS fela'lNes II thiS eltN last week
Rev. Geo IA TNfts left tof Bast.r Sartlr-
day vh4rp NJ wili -p,ll,t \ MN es,vs
NfS- fenalat,n left Monday for i
>7'' MI tti'''i'l7 Iu h'St'h ahA Fl@ihlfN
Mt f. 4. Gay Of + ,sten arrived last
wtek' the guest Of Mr., CIas Il. Cuon4bs
Postmaster brown made ~hort isit VI
friends III Bangor ann ucnity a9t w4ek
Geu. n. Bailey was HI L4wiston .rl..,j,,
attending a meeting NJ ta4 Maine Srat. Far
/ trustees
Mr.. Geo. 4. lqlton Of Wat4rvilIe .nenr
Sunday w.th his BROTHER, Rev. John L. I'll
ton, Of this rity
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Supreme Judicial Court.


| ". Act1on To recover tor services as book
keeper fer the company at S15 per week
amounting to S9l5. Defense: The superin-
tendent Of the company, husband of plain
TN, had no authority to employ her. Yer
dict for plaintiff, S604.6O. Dunton, with Fog
Ter for plaintiff. Thompson, with Hartman
for defendant.
Francis w. Oaksmith vs. Sargent Granite
Go. Action for money advanced: was refer
red to Judge Whitehouse, as was also Win.
| ". BoWden ny. same, account for sun
| plies Action brought by W. o. Sargent,
T. i Sargent and others against the com
/ pany We're non-sllited, because other eases
INVOLVING the same issues are pending in
| New York
| Florilla W. Ridley iii equity rs. +, W.
| Goolwin Action to recover Heal estate.
Plaintiff claims that She was The owner ol !,
small place near Mt Heagan in Prospect, on
which there was mortgage; that defendant
| bought the mortgage, representing to her
that She could have additional time in which
| ~ redeem it; that the opening If tile QUAR-
rles in the neighhorhool increased THE valut.
| Nj THE property, ana placed her iii position
tf pay the mortgage; but that defendant
| foreclosed the mortgage. No defense was
put in. The case was Withdrawn from the
| jury and referred to Judge Whtehouse
Williamson & son for plaintiff Thompson
for defendant.
4 Sarah +. Parker vs. f. Il. Prescott Action
to recover land attached hy plaintiff in a
| former suit against w II. Chadwick and
sold on execution. Defense, the land was
sold to defendant previous to the attach
! ment, and plaintiff had actual notice of the
| sale, although the deed had not been record
ed. Tie case was tried at the April term,
1891, with verdict for defendant Motion
for new trial was granted and the case was
| again tried at this term Verdict for a. feud-
ant. Motion for new trial filed and allowed
| Williamson \ Son for plaintiff Fogtr for
defendant.
| Jason Estes Caroline B. Clark. Action
| 70 recover real estate on mortgage RE-
ferred to Hon. Geo. L. johnson, Who renuer-
| ed Judgment for plaintiff of mortgage, eor
| S646.15.
| r. y. Nose and G. 4 Besse ". James e.
Anderson. Plaintiffs are traders in Thorn
dixie and brought this action to recover for Il
bill iof goods sold and delivered Defense
| the goods Were sold to son of defendant
who not authorized to have them charg-
ed to his father Verdict for plaintiff $3.50
Williamson y Son for plaintiff. Dunton fol
defendant
Inhabitants If KnoN, appellants from le-
crcc Of County Commissioners. WIS referred
to H. 7. Farrow, Belmont, q NJ Marden
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The Worlds Fair Opening.

TURN BAD WEATHER, But BIG CROWD.
Grover Cleveland, President of the L. $.
surrounded by the members of his cabin
Ct, by high officials of the various States,
| by numerous and distinguished repre-
Sentation from lands across the seas. and
by mighty throng of American citizens.
Monday pressed the electric button which
| set in motion the miles of shaftings. the
/ lnnumerahle engines and mechanisms and
the labyrinth of betting and gearing which
make up the machinery of the World Co
lnmbian exposition. At the same moment
1 national salute pealed forth from the
guns ot the government vessel Andrew
johnson, lying of the exposition grounds
ia Lake Michigan: 700 flags. released from
their stops att concerted Signal. swung
Loose and streamed out under lhe sky in
scarlet yellow ana blue: over in Machinery
fIall 4 great roar arose and the ttlrpts of
the buildiu. nodded N the Wheels b,-san ~
rlrn. ald greater Volume of SaHnd arose
tram The throAts WI thc concolil>t 0t ttuople
Who thus acclaimed the opening OF tie
glandest achievement of American pluck
enterprise and generoSitv 1t lained an
SUNDAY night and Monday was epld aMd
damp hut tht arden III THE thousands whu
had uvM4Iegated tu witness the nEe1ing III
tht tail vas nat dampencd Tile profession,
WITH President cleveland III the seventh
earliage. started ou tine. aud Oh reaching
S Sli' ''l4' "ltFi 'at INSI'tfht, the pthT Pi
fit9u@ aug az 'lle 0thef NStluTUiShed
AueNlS ildd ldNth seasS aSSi@heI \" lheh,
'i'lhS nm II 1iesN l"t tii' a'tSu,
tN"ni pl !ht tAeiNlSeS pioPeI' ~ nIH
'afA lil'ch'i'i " pfe''et 'it SPtf1h l'dA
iii2 Mlth 4 crane eh"l'lS % IVY N"lees'
hp' ""iH- - hh psVISlSllI IN 'lia" ll4s tilo
fl'is VI s'te 'l'"l''lin liliS le"tule was
- V 90 ~ i'' ii'Ne 80 ~ :"
''"i'il'i'ii i''iNIi 0',n loi the ~
'NsiV' y IT, 1"iii r. 'lht
III ~ Nieu '""N I''e p'lAt 1i'al'
at:1, III, i'"'o' 'N'N DA' " N
I'll. I'D III "iU !" ~ w n
y - ~ '"'N.e u fi',' -A'liS
"a NAM J't'ie'' ~ 'iio aiileh
;','I'.; '''' VI ''e' 0ii> va 'i'
,r1'', j., ~ c
=. N'', .1 III 1 1.Vi ~ II "nsii- A.,
Prnphecy ana represents rh. yiSiuns
seen by Columbus Just after his captains
had begged him to turn back.
Director General Davis then made his
speech i'll the course OF which lie said .
''IlnS exposition is not the conception of
amy single mind: II Is not the result Of
any single effort: but 1t is the grandeSt
conception VI al the minds and the best
obtainable results Of all tile efforts put
forth by all the people who have in any
4,
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Wl>IAKruKI. Nr Loren Jeps0n received
L tele4rln Saturday morning aunann-lng
tA, snd MewS uf tht sudden death W. ln~ ulI-
t~t dauEh,rl, MrS Maitae Dvernf Cama-u
Mrs .I+nsnn anu Her daughters S,dit and
bertha. .ittt immediately for Camden. Maude
Was Il general favorIte with the Young peo-
Pile here ana the afflicted family have the
sympathy Of all Mrs &. T. Ricl i very III
wiIh congestion NJ tht lnng> Ar~ Matte
Carleton is very III with pneunona Kev.
NJ II Simunton, tht newly appointed M+thN-
dist minister filled the pnlpit Sunday Mr..
paniel Dyer of West Winterport met with
a serious accident Friday. He was stand-
ing In his Wagon when the horse started -ul
denly and M MAS thrown Ont striking on VAS
hraN His breast bone MAS broken ani ie
received some other injuries but tie IL DOING
~ wel ~ could lie expected Miss Nellie
Grout has sold her house to Mr.. Joseph
Dorr. Mr. Albert Hammond from Bucks
port spent Sunday with Tlnmie l1eIloWs..-
Mis- Susi, Fellows of Bristol y IA, visited
her brother. nr. Al II Fellows last "erh.
Mis- Blanche SHAW Nill teach n the Dyrr
Cambridge. arrived on Saturday s boat with
the body Of his wife, whieh was lnterfed in
th. family utln theetlnttrlN NJ @s trfaer
IlarlpN NJ Bangor MA thr guest ofM MIS- XII Il.
Hill Iast wr>. M Mr irank Atwuad WI baM
WV waS IN town Thursday night Ihr fat
nuu bruthrrs gavr the beautiful iail> pay
"Hrokrn Hearts" al nion Han Thursday
evening, supported hN Buck,port taient- The
acting MAS NerN fine and was lMgtly ;Hpre-
iateu M the audiener. MY W ! Garr.-
tou Opened hi~ bakery aad lUnci rD"n Wed-
nesNay syenng TINA h,nd gaYe lm "
.trenad, and Mr. carleton invited tIpn iu
ID pariake Of lie cream. AIr. Carleton lHt, a
Very neat looking establishment aud II"
donbt wil ~ weil ratronized Mr. IA Il.
ThaStr has A fine hluudel cnit " months Il
that weighs 525 lhs. Iellivr II broken to har-
neSs ana Behaves "eii A. \ more tXNfrl-
rneed animal ~ouid M eNrette'l ~ MI.
Thayer drives him little every day.
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Awarding Diplomas.
Benedicllon.

Cookson's orchestra Of Unity furnished ex
ceilent music for the occasion, To MI. Ehtr
l.. Cook, the principal Of the school, is due
much credit for the success of the evening
He, with few others, have lahored long
and earnestly to establish regular course
Of study for our free high schools and TO
urge our young people 10 complete il.
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committee has recommended TO the credit
ols OF the Atkinson House furnishing
company has been accepted by all the
large creditors, ana II i n"" Thought y
VIII =" through rs Nlan lS tila' ! new
| company be Ioflned Z" issue thfee Grasses
~ Stock. Ffedltors ~ iaNe Y cholce pc
tween ~ per cent. cash or l'U per cent IN
stock.
lN BRIEF. The bronze monument TO
Christopher Columbus, erected bv the
Wnrllf- Columbian Exposition en the lake
front WI the tUut NJ /, ongresS street. Gli-
cagp uis unNeied lasi Week With appfo-
pmate eeIemUnieS lhe monulnrnt cost
$40. uOe aud Wii ltvert to thicago At the
close ot the iair.... SUNDAY opening Of the
| World Fair came up in meeting OF thc
national commission April 26. 4 reSuu-
tipn looking to thit eud Was introduced
hN Commissioner kin4 After much C.e-
bate II wa~ referred tp the Judiciary conn
nlt1ec. The members M JhiS committee
arc opposed to sunday opening and tlds,
il is thuught, ends the matter..... SIXTY
TWO people are now reported killed by tho
latest tornado in the Vest. The appoint
meut III receiver ion Iron HAL has been
affirmed by tue supreme CONT M Indiana.
..... Mrs Cleveland Was taken i'll Oh Jhe
Dolphin While THE Presidential boat Wa~
making US reviewing tour When ths
Dolphin anchored off 96th street. Mrs.
Cleveland, Postmaster general BiSsell and
Secretary Turner were taken ashore and
driven ~ the Victoria h"tel MrS 'ieN'-
lanH was not NiolenfN Hi; hlil y Was
deemed pest flat she should MT atiemi'l
She started Tor Wasillhstoil. accompanied
ny M, ana Mfs. i'iSseli aiio tiie resi''eht
| sGeie'aiS' 9he - no" iulls teSoNtle
rs speeidl uh'n conveying the lApeltN
peii lfohh fllliauclpnid to liie WolI" :
rali iias aliiNeu ia thlcdSo,. ..'- he ~
-n"li 'iaAe'us s'a,es VIE ~ tie ""S .l"'
VIZ iiiSH ii"i"e ~. piii W. P"'seu y,
seN''na lea''lil-' "liliaih lo"h>eir'' we
ma" 'i'"' "iie'' o'i ION W 'i"' ~
ite.p's'' =, "H''''ii."'e "'. ',"''ot'i''t
ias 10 "ai' loi WI. 'laus'"lie oep"f'"it
ii"''l IL lsS'''iV'' ~, II. H. pV7e -
Hin ~ r III iil
y"iilS otsR - I'm leSi''Si ii'V III" ~ "oui''
or ASsassii ShN iii'h' IT P"li'"se "e,'h'1l=
W .-t.i it'fi'l DU', Vs." A'' - 90,
Wy was i'"i' l,e'' 7'','l''"I 't 'i'il.''.
Suh Aai", on ~" lf'te' tiei M ie'iSeti -
it IT, ilFi .''i,la2 o,, 4'.ii.,, nc NgM
i''N'i''' ''.Fs'."' s'.'t1'1 I'M ~
F4tt i'il ',''i1S'" 'i'''' iii ,.'' '.i'le't ii
M -Niiit' A' i't 'iaS Ii I 4,
'EN7sA F5 fh 1"'',S 'f
F'F9t '.'itN 'iN 10y
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SASpY PolNr Miss Nellie Showers alri,-
ed home Hast Saturday and is With her
grandmother, Mrs Sumner Black. Miss
Alice Doe ha4 returned from Bradford and
began the summer term Of school in tins dis
tris.t Monday Miss Essie Bennett began
the school in Dist. No, the same day -.
Sch. Sandy Point came into the river Satr-
DAY . Sch. John Douglass left With her
cargo Of stone last week. 1t is estimated
that tile large boulder that il in Mrs. Blacks
pasture will yield over 800 tons of stone
Capt Sumner Black sowed an acre of oats
last week He says Friday morning was
the first morning in April that the ground
has not frozen hard enough 70 bear cattle.
Mr.. Daggett and Mr. Manlev Richards are
having their houses painted !. Weirs are e.
ing np slowly as it is hard to get men to
help build them.
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The Boston and Albany Railroad has lssu-
ed W orld's Fair Folder containing valu-
able information, Send to a. s. Hanson,
General Passenger Agent, Boston, for a copy.
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The two great Bath ships, the Susluehan-
ma and the Roanoke, arrived in San Fran
cisco last week after a passage Of ia and 127
days respectively from New York.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-05-04

Troy TING graduating exercises N INK
Troy higl school occurred Friday evening,
April 2>, Al tue Union Church, 1llr clas.
consisted Of seven m,mbers, four young
lajlns and three Young men, and was thu
first to graduate III town The parts werr
all exceptionally MAD rendered ,nd the iiist
M lpiInw wll M We'll tp emulate Iht iol-
lA-A, Lnar lN.S thn llrnrrilllnA.
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>tinson. one Of Fairfield business men
and 4 director Of tile saving bank, died last
Sunday night Of shock of paraly ysis...
The plan Of settlement the Investigating
committee has recommended to the credit
ors Of the Atkinson House Furnishing
Company has been accepted by all the
large creditors, and it is now thought it
will ~ through. The plan is that 4 new
company be formed u issue three classes
If stock. creditors to llavc 4 choice be
tween 70 per cent. cash or 100 Per cent. in
stock
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

hs Henry ~, STANLEY. Author OF 'In
Darkest Arlce." oHow Found
Llvmgstohe." Eic,, Etc

Copyright. 1909, by Henry NJ. Stanlcyl
For The Sunday Gascttc.
In Willimesl, Uganda, rabbit aud an
etlhdnt coming irVln different dir.s
items. met on road Que DAY. and hclng
old friends stopped 10 greet one another,
and 90 chat about the weather aud ihr
crops, and 10 exchange opini0ns nn tho
state Of trade linally the rabbit pta.
posed that the eggplant should Join him
~ a partnership TO make little trading
expedition to the Watusi shepherds.
Because" sald hr. Il hear there are
spinc good chances TO make profit amonT
them, Cloth ! am told, Is very srarie
There, and ! think We might hnd good
bargain waiting us" The elephant was
nothing lOath, and closed with the olicr
OF his little frlcud and u couple nt bales
journey.
They set OFT on particularly good terms
with each other, aud Rabbit, who had
EoOl store vi experiences, amused the
elephant greatly, Hyand-by The pair NJ
friends arrived at river aud The ole.
nhhni, TO whom thr water was agreeable
stepped IN Ia cross IT, but halted nn hear,
ing Rabbit cXelAim:
Why, Elephant yon surely are nor
going TO ero.s without mof Are we not
pauncrsf'
"Of course we are partners. but dhl
nut NEtrc 10 VlffN you or your rack,
Why don't yen step right inf The water
Is not dcep, 10 scarcely covers NY fo,t'
but. sou stupid fellow. cAn ydu mott
see that what will scarcely cover your
feet i morc than enough TO drown ME.
aud | cans swim hit. aud, besides. if
! get my fur wet | shall catch the agur.
ana however ana ! 60 carry my pack
utrnssf'
well, I cannot hplp Tint II was YOU
who uFNfHtsuu fu tuNIN Iln tnftnttaV. anil
thought wise fellow like YOU wonh
have known that there were rivers un,
ming arross the ruad. and that You knew
what 10 do II YOU cannot travel. then
Epod-hN. cannot Nop here ull div,"
aud the elephant walked uu across in tho
other side
'.Surly rascal mttcrci Rabbit IAN
right, my big friend | viii pay you Tor
u some time"
Not far of, however Rabbit found q
log, and niicr placing his lmrk oil 10. hu
puddltl himself over, and reached thp
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to travel the rest Of the way in the
Cant we make a torch out of the
naddlesT' suggested elem
no nse." answered Roger. They are
TOO wei to burn. and SO Is the stuff We
are sitting on I'm pretty wet myself.
80 am ]. i" assented Glen, In faller-
ing voice.
Gid was not so warmly clothed rs his
companions, and declared that he was
shlyeriug with cold. Roger offered 10
give him his overcOat hut Gid st0ntly ~.
fused TO take II. II reckon l can stand
It," he said BESIDES l'm used to be-
ing cold"
Nothiug was said for a long time now.
The boar drifted on through the dark
ness, and the boys cr0uchs-l c,0se To-
gethcr for warmth. The only sound that
reached their ears was the soft lappnE
Of The tide against the rocky walls Of
the cavern. The water IN the bottom OF
tho boat added 10 their discomfort, lil
finally Roger hit upon a happy lhea iqr
getting rid Of L.. He took one 81 ms
frayv leather gloves and used II for q
bnller with snrh success that aiier
while the boat was ALMOST dry
For The next two or three hours moth
ing occurred 30 al0rm the daring young
voyages From The fact that the boat no
longer hi any distractions 10 seemed
evident that the channel was wider i,
AT the rate we have been iraselnlF
we can't be far from the end Of the
stream said Roger. we viii KNOW
the best or the worst before long.
Il don't believe the outlet IS npdcf
ground" replied Glen. 80 hopeful
voice. There u too much current aAd
depth OF water for that.
This sor. Of Tux put the boys % het'
Tor si1rits. aud when Gid suggested that
soniefhing should be eaten Roger
toak ont the remainder Of the iooi,
anJ divided II into three shares a.
tss,,sfir a. The darkness would permit.
'ri,ev were too hungry 70 leave any ipf
another time, aud the last fragment soon
disappeared.
Rnt me anticipated end q tlrs lour.
ney WAS long IL comiug, aad me boys
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

( great c,iliiy, aud were Invited To nc.
eampnny Rabbits party 10 Alugs-n' 5
IL was quite dark by the time they
arrived 90 Rabbits village AZ The
| safe stood two dogs who were linh.
! bits chuns, and they harited furlotn.
! -; but hearing heir friends voice. they
| r1inr up and welcomed Hhlhlt,
| Tile party hnltel, md Rabbit, after
| reaching the ground, whispered 10
Dogs low affairs Hiood, nnd Dog.
| winged ihrlr nails npproymgly, aud
81 Rabbits vii II dl not take long
for Dogs To understand What was re,
! IniteI Of them, aud unr Ot them
bpnsdel on TO the village, aud after u
shnrt time retprued with pretended
mpgeuse from The great Alngasm.
well, my friends, lv you hear whit
Murnssn says, cried Rabbit Win
voice of Importance
dogs are To lay mats outside the
yillnfr by the gate mud The COW Is Ia
hn Killed, aud ihp meat prepared NICE
~ anu laid on tlio mats. A1i when
That H. iour MugaHsa himself yin come
aud myp rnrli hls pOriipu lie says
thar yun hna ull very wclrume
'Nuw ilstrn 10 mo before | 20 w 10
Amgnssn, ana / viii shnw you how you
can al help 10 hurry The feast, fof I
am sure you atc nh anxious 20 begin
'lUn, llyfun, ynn must Iii HE GOV,
and dress tic meat, aud Dogs VIII
" a biz Is tDHcbcd before Mngassa
commands We IRE all ruined
You, Elephant, you take this brass
hatciipt 81 Aiugnasas and split wood
nicely for the hearth
"lintnln, you 80 aud ind wood with
g smooth barl. That burns vel aud bring
Leopard, yOn 90 TO tho bannua plan.
iHii0ns gnd watch for The falling leaf
and catch Il with one eye. IN order that
we niay haze proper plates"
Lion, my friend, do you ~ and ~
this pot irpm the spring unh bring
water that Apsaasa may wash hii
llnsiug issued bis matrucilonA Iab.
llt wrni utrutting into Tho village; but
AFTER he had gone iliilu way he
Jafici aside nad through z side door,
Wrnt uut and came ori,sihng ~ 10.
wnrds An ani blu. On the top was "a |
iui ~ grns-. aud from his hiding place |
hc communicated view Of The gate |
nnd Of All who ulight roiue nraf
Now Buffalo could o1ly find one log |
viii smooth bark, and Dogs shouted /
ont 70 Buffalo that one loe WIS MOI
BE- RETURNED 10 hui+i Tor soine more
Elephant struck tic log with hia
brAss hniehet. aud 4 WAS broken Nj |
~ blow. aud there was ncibing els
With Nbiril 90 cut the wood.
ie0pafd watched ana watched 10.
filing ienres. but failed 10 see any.
Lions pot bad hole ia The boiiom
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