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The Bessemer indicator., 1894-07-07

Whceis were plcReu ouJ with yellow,
and this scheme OF the color extended
TO tho coachman and the two lackeys,
who held on Mt the back by leathern
straps. Within the coach and facing
the horses sat two Judges of the crown
court and Nisi Prius, both in scarlet,
with full wigs and little round patches
of black plaster, like ventilators. on
top; facing their lordships sat Sir
Felix Williams, the sheriff, in u
tightish uniform of tho yeomanry
with great shake nodding on his
knees and chaplain bolt upright by
his side. Behind troopcd rabble OF
loafcrs and small boys, who shouted,
"Who bleeds bran?" till the lackcys'
calves itched with indignation.
was standing in the archway oi
the lackhorse inn, among the maids
and stable boys gathered to see the
pageant pass on its way to hear the
Assize sermon.
At the moment when the trumpet.
rang out, very old woman, in blue
camlet cloak, came hobbling out of q
grocer's shop some twenty yards ur
the pavement, and tottered down
ahead of the procession as fast as her
decrepit legs would move. There was
no occasion for hurrying to avoid the
crowd, but she went by the Packhorse
doorway as II swift horscmen were
after her, clutching the cumlet cloak
across her bosom, glancing over her
shoulder and working her lips maud
IDLY. l could not help remarking the
position of her right arm. She held il
bent exactly as though she held an
infant to her old breast, and shielded
1t while she ran.
A few PAGES beyond the Inn dool
she halted on the edge of the curb
flung another look up the street, and
darted across the roadway. There
stood q little shop-a watchmaker's-
Just opposite, and next to the shop u
small ope with one dingy window
over it. She vanished up the passage,
at the entrance of which l was still
staring idly, when, half minute
later, n skinny trembling hand ap-
penred at the window and drew down
the blind.
"Wlo is that old woman?" l asked,
touching Caleb, the head hostler, on
the shoulder.
What woman?"
"Shc in the blue cloak, dee mean?
an old, ancient, wisht-lookin' body?"
yes"
"a timmersomc woman, like?"
"That's it"
'Cordely Pinscnt, widow of old Key
Pinsent, that was tailor to all the
grandees in the county SO far back as
can mind. can just mind Key Pin
sent-a great red, rory y-cumtory chap,
with high stock and u wig like King
George-'my royal patron he called
EN-, havin' by some means got leave
to hoist the kings arms over his door.
Such mighty portly manners, too. Oh.
very spacious, 1 assure zee, Simme /
can see tho old Trojan now, with his
white weskit bulgin' out across his
doorway like shopfront hung wi
jewels. Gout killed 'en. l went to
his buryin'; such stretch of expert
ence does young man get by the
time he reaches my age. God bless
your heart alive, can mind when
they were hung for forgery"
WHO were hung?'
People," he answered, vaguely,
''nnd young Willie Pinsent."
This woman's SOM"
aye, her son-her ewc-lnmb of a
child. 'Tis very seldom brought up
ngen her now, poor soul! She's SO
very old that folks forgits about it.
Do 'ce see her curtain yondcr, over
the cpe?"
~ saw her pull it down"
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An Echo from The world. Fair,

The Lake Shore Route has recently
gotten out very handsome litho-
water color of the Exposition Flyer"
the famous twenty hour train in SER
vice between New York and Chicago
during the fair. Among the many
wonderful achievements Of the Colum-
bian year this train-which was the
fastest long distance train ever run
holds prominent place. and to any
one Interested in the subject the pict-
ure is well worth framing. Ten cents
in stamps or silver sent to c. X. Will
Der, West Pass Agt-. Chicago, will
secnre one.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-07-07
Fair and neaut,tu, Land. aero.. the Sea

Give promise to the ocean voyaccr OF health aud
pleasure. but there is broad cxpansc OF wat
ers to be passed that rise mountain high in rough
weather and l;rievously disturb the unaccustomcd
stomach, more particularly II it is that of an in
valid Moreover, the vibration OF the vessels hull
caused by the Of steamer. n change OF
water and latitude, and abrupt transitions OF tenn
perature, cannot, without medicinal safeguard
be encountered with impunity. For sea sickness
and prcjudicial Influences of and water
Hostettcr's Stomach Bittcrs Il q STANDARD safe
guard Tourists, yaChtsmcn, mariners CONNER
cinl travellers. and people bound on q sea voyage
or inland jnunt should always be provided with
it. Incompatible for malaria, rheumatism, neu-
rulgia slceplessness loss Of appetite sick iread-
ache, biliousuess and constipation.
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A. Task Requiring Clear Brain.

Judge-Then you swear that you
were not drunk?
Prisoner-I do, your honor.
Judge-Will you state to tho court
why you persist in asserting you
were not drunk when the testimony
Of the officers who arrested you dis
tinctly contradicts you9
Prisoner-Your honor. ! was able
to consult railway guide and find
out the time of tho departure of a
friends train.
Judge-Mr. Clerk. let the prisoner
oe discharged.
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Prehistoric Fiud, Is Guatemala.

The national museum has received informL-
ton Of the discovery in Guatemala Of the re-
mains Of large and well preserved prehls.
turlc city which ms hitherto been unknown.
At depth OF about twenty feet have been
found rooncss walls filed with rubbish. I'm
der this rubbish arc domestic utenslls pieces
Of furniture, weapons Of wnr and many other
articles used " the ahorlgines, There are
also utensils Of stone, handsomely carved and
Ornameutcd with IurquO!s, pearls and other
closed number OF skeletons which show
that the people who lived there In prehistoric
times were Of great stature, many of them
seven feet hiEh.-CMLcLgl hsclrl.
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Qualified His Thants.

In the first year of his practice,
Judge Royce. of Vermont, was called
to prosecute in justice suit, and.
fresh from Chltty, filed a plea in
abatement. which no duly discussed.
The justice, in deciding the case,
said: 1.-The young lawyer has filed
what he calls plea in abatement
now the plaintiff seems to be very
ignorant man, and his lawyer about
as ignorant US he is, and his writ
doesn't seem to be very good writ,
and it doesn't resemble one much
more than it does hog-yoke; but
the plaintiff seems to be an honest
man, and if he has a just claim
against this defendant. he shall have
judgment Wbereupon, Judge Royce.
elated at the result, but somewhat
disgusted with the remarks of tho
Justice, arose, and, making very
profound bow, said TO the court: II
thank you, d-n you. "-Argonaut.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-07-07
bathing Sui. Law, In Now ze.,,,,.

By way of showing how Mrs. Grun-
dyism hourishes wherever the Brit.
ish flag flies, a reader at Napier,
New Zealand, sends Labouchere's
Truth copy of the new bathing by
law which has been promulgated
there. One provision is as follows:
Every person bathing in the sea, or
in any river or other water within,
or within one mile OF, the boundaries
of the borough of Napier. shall bo
attired in decent and proper bath
ing dress. extending from the shoul-
ders to the knees, no white or flesh
color or net garments to be worm
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The bang barometer.

Yet another occupation has been
found for women-that Of acting as
barometers. Weather Prophet Dunn
is quoted as saying that "one of the
ways OF telling whether the temper
ature was rising was to watch n
girls front hair When it began tc
lose its curl and grow straight. it
would be sure sign of change OF
temperature.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-07-07
To Fight or Not to Fight.

Mrs. Dumpsey: "For shame Willie
You've been fighting again. Your
clothes are torn and your face is
scratched. Dear me, what trial
you are! | wish you were a girl
girls don't fight" Willie Dumpsey:
"Yes; but ma, don't you think it's
better to have good. square fight,
and get all the mad out OF you than
to carry it around, the way girls do,
for months9"
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-07-07
DIscrction. Not Fcar.

Johnny-What made you run away
from Bill SlutthersP You was afraid
OF him, that's what's the matter.
Tommy-No, I wasn't neither! II
we'd fought I'd licked him, and
then my mad licked me. That's
what ! ran Away for so--Bostou
(rApses!pk
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hetlil.

NO. she replied, II spurn your
suit" .'How can you be so cruel, -
he faltered. She frowned. MIR
McGillhooly," she said, severely, "I
don't know that | am under any OBJ.
legation to divulGe my methods.
Good cvcning. Detroit Tribune.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-07-07
The German Stove.

The stove in Germany is construct
ed entirely of white tiles, and reaches
from the floor almost to the ceiling.
perfectly straight and plain, with no
opening except small brass door at
the bottom. In this opening fire
Is kindled with wood, and pieces OF
something black, called presskohle.
are laid upon it. These pieces are
about six inches long and one inch
thick. The brass door is left open,
leaving little door inside with a
CRATE in it closed until the press
kohle is thoroughly kindled and
crumbles a little. then the whole
thing is closed up and left for the
rest of the day. The stove gradually
becomes hotter and hotter and gives
out good heat This fire is a
curious thing. II you open the door
and look in it seems to be entirely
out. not spark being visible; it
looks like mere heap of ashes, but
the fire is there, just the same, and
goes on heating all day. The cost OF
fuel Is almost nothing, being about
So. % per 1909. which makes the fire
for one day amount to little over
one cent.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-07-07
Fully Qualified.

Manager--You desire position as
sardine racl'er' Have you hal any
experience?
Applicaut--Yes, si'; lor two years
| was conductor On the cable cars -
Halle
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-07-07
An Impulse OF ncvengc.

Hobbs-Why didn't you holler to
that man when you saw that piece
of falling scantling was going to give
him a thumpP
Nobbs, grimly-1Ie's my dentist
had just finished working on me.
Chicago Record.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-07-07
A NesIectful Citizen.

South American Wife. carly morn
ing-Hark! Hear tho cannon and
the rattle OF musketry, tho clash Of
swords and the yells! Listen!
Husband - Meo Gracial This
must be election day. and forgot to
register.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-07-07
The Dlvln. Sarah.

Sarah Bernhardt has earned and
spent moro money than any other
living actress. In the last twenty
years she has earned fully 81. 0lo,
900 and circulated it with the on
trayapance of n princess
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-07-07
Tho Stork.

Arabians have a superstition that
the stork has human heart. When
one OF these birds builds it's nest on
housetop, they believe the happi-
ness of that household is insured for
that wear.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-07-07
A Sharp Man.

"sharp man. that" "Howr'
"Widow sued him an got judR-
ment fer $1OO." "Yesp" married
tbs widder. got . divorce for $50,
And hes 40 left out Of the el00 ~
Atlanta ceHstatution. IA
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-07-07

Henry A. Salzer, manager OF tho John A.
Salzer Seed Company, La Crosse, Wis, is In
Europe looking up raro novelties In vegeta-
bles and new things in the farm seed line He
will visit the celebrated farm districts OF
France, Germany, England, Belgium, Russia
and Bohemia, and the customers Of this wide
awake firm can congratulate themselves upon
his bringing along the cream of farm and
vegetable seeds that these foreign countries
offer
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-07-07
yurcrnuou, Str,t,-y.

First Woman got a letter from
you yesterday, but do you know, il
is dated next week Wednes sday.
Second Woman-Pshaw. John
must have posted it the very day
gave IL to him.--Judge.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-07-07

GEYsERITE-Best and cheapest of toilet
soaps, cures voughncss OF the skin. CURES
ECZEMA. For sale everywhere. Manufac-
tured by The GETsERIrE soar Co, Denver.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-07-07
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pamphcla's Monument.

Pamphlets arc said to owe their
name to Pamphela, a Greek woman,
who left behind her number OF
scrap books containing notes, re-
ceipts, anecdotes and memoranda
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-07-07
That Noisy Music.

1t was in the boiler factory.
Who" asked one OF tho work
men. "is that pretty girl who comes
here so oftenp"
"She's u musician"
"What does she come here for?"
"Practico. She is studying to be
Wagnerian prima donna. "-Ameri-
can Industries.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-07-07

The "Gold Miner" is the name of new 10.
page monthly paper recently started In Dem
yer. 1t aims to give a condensed report and
summary of all the principal mining events
OF the month, devoting especial attention to
the new gold strikes. The subscription price
10 but 90 cents year. Sample copy furnished
for hye cents In stamps. Address Gold Miner,
Denver
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-07-07
Mode OF Moral Improycm,n,

Small Boy-l think I'd be be tier
boy If l had pony like Richie
Rich's.
Father-Better, howo
"Well, I'd be more charitable
"More charitable, ch?n
"ies, l wouldn't fcel so glad when
Riches pony runs away wit h him, -
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-07-07

You will often find some of the poorest
poultry on the top round. And chickens are
not unlike men in this respect.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-07-07

novel under the curious name OF "The
Wasp is inst published. 1t must have bad
ending.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-07-07
Denver Directory.
Pealth 3
without
= 111eoieine

Five hundred thousand families using Dr. Hslls
new ny Gtsns treatment believe It tbs bost known
rsmsdy for curing and preventing diseas You
cans fool half million people. Send stamp for
tsesim onials or dollar for pamphs: unfoi Ting
tnS the new hygfenic treatment. A. I. BATES,
lSD nth It, Room 2Ol Denver, Colo.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-07-07

Send two 9-cent stamps To The Road Pub
lish!ng Co, Denver, Colo, and get sample
copy OF The Road and one Of their great Eng
lish Octopus maps free
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-07-07

A man with six or seven marriageable
daughters says his house is regular court
house every Saturday night
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-07-07
Whom Words Flowed rrcc,y

Ethel think Clara Perkins has
the largest vocabulary and tho
greatest eloqucnce OF any woman |
know.
1sabel-Why. she never says n
word during the club discussions.
Ethel-No, but you should hear
her talk to her canarT.-Judge.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-07-07

When you come TO the matter OF fans, the
japanese take The palm.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-07-07

It Is not urtn a man reaches thirty that he
begins 10 wrap the small bills on the outside
Of M. ROLL
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-07-07

tWhcn ] grow mp" said a little sIx-yenr
old phlos opher, 'sEau't feel strange for q
day or twO''
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-07-07

Before states were in use the people multi
piled on the face OF the earth
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-07-07

IIanson'> Mage Corn Salvc."
Warranted 10 cure, or money refunded Ask
your druggist for it. Price Is cents.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-07-07
A BAD WRECK

The time man most needs vacation is
lust after he returns from one.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-07-07

Karl's Glover Root Tea. -
Tho great HlonI puFner,ENes Tres hn.s Aha b,
To the Complexion and cGres Constipation fSc'S$-
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-07-07

docs death end ALI" No, indeed. 1t is
frequently the beginning Of u big undertak-
er's bill
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-07-07

on bank check it may truly be said 'Its
face is It's fortune
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-07-07

When a thin man vlslts you lodge him in
the spare room. Of course.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-07-07

Iail'- Catarrh Cure
Is taken internally. Price, doc.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-07-07

ana H!lENS COnSestiou
Of the kidneys.
GEO. W. SWEENEY,
ESQ, of Hdpiento,cn.
Pa. says: :" ] was for
years hardly able to go
about. ] suffered from
liycrnnd kidney troub-
le. six different Doctors
treated mt during that
time but could do me
no good. ! give your
" Medical Discovery "
the praise for my cure
Then. too, my wffd
bad Il bad case of Asth-
ma which was cured
by the use OF that
wonderful blood-puri-
fipr "
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-07-07

of the constitution may follow in the track
of disordered system. DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery prevents and CURES all
liver and kidney Diseases. II rouses the
liver to healthy action, purifics the blood
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-07-07

liver trumpets
sounded IL flour
ish, and the jave-
lin men ca me pac-
ing down Tregar-
rick Fore street,
with the sherif's
Goa C h swinging
behind them, its
panels splendid
with fresh blue
paint and 1orid
b ZOnry It's
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-06-01
PR0PO iEO C0N>TlrCTl0NiL
C0NYENTl0N.
special to the Times-Democrat,

Special to the Times-Democrat.
Bst"n R.ms-. Nay .i.-rnr Ia.
fr.a'uctrUn M the Ipiat rrs0'utiOn
t"-..:, T.! Julye SATiH'ls wAs 10
idr nAtdra U 4 s"rI'r,sr q" thr
S-na'e. AMI thuvsn Ar.h 4, rr>..ln.
tiun van ~xr-,I-.i IN wr "firi~d
iulin2 tue Srssi"n, m"n.' b, i,rN~ii
that il would cOnr thus ~arl> IL
ta~ xctiun Senator SAN al. na.l.
MA r,"iut,"H Mitf. "at II wSs fslI
Il" meat. II provri-s that the
Asspsii'Iy call 4 roBstuntional con.
.eutiun t.M the rrs isiun Of the Con
stitntiOn Of the S,a'r. Tae rr~','o.
tinn came mp OIL f'-t r~AiIn2 au,i
will TER ieftrret TO 4 n,anmi. tee
early next week. This ~iil place.
'"r .sv'utun high on :h+ calendar,
WI i's a.lul't'nn nr r.j.~t'"n may
~ M.,iIed ,n'fm- the end 0f the
third week ui the ar>>ioa. S~n..
tor >,AWlD',la serius Mdie that tue
m Mi'y M tue upper iluuar and
neatly the ru!irt nir.ni,rrsaip vi
the lower i,r~n:h al the "A ssrn,i,ly
{ .vr the constitutional cuDvrnIiul,
and sail today that ar had mi
.,cted hastily 10 placing II Lei"Is
ala rnnirs'rA. lie a"lo.~s ths'
.,r date at tIr cam vrntIOil t,< 6x..
mr y W~.nln-r ncxf, 3ud th.t tn
-I-. Tim " delegates Thereof Il.
..li u tr~ wrrk< in Hivanc- OF III a
:Imr.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-06-01
1 GROWING DEMAND.

We are clad to rhsoricl~ fh~ tact
Ia: tue l,&rr hOass Oi the (}puei III
A ss~Mi.ly Mi t."ni-isna y~ste er,lay
a.iO,de.l a irsoluiio" isvurins the
-'~c. i"n IT Un,ttsi States S-uaiurs
b, n v"Ir Z" the people. snd II 1. tu
l,- h0ps'l that ii,r tes.'lutiOn WiiI
alan i'- ad"ptsd hs the Senate
TIE d..,n .W.l that tn. Federal
Copstiruliun SHALL t,r ~, Asn.n.i~sl AZ
I" s"sli:s rI'- people themselves III
.'hsss'~ thu TrD ~ represent then
III thn CuireL States SENATE ..
at~xsl,ly ,ur,es'i"g. ani there 4
NV 4 'sill TO thar ~a.-'t .s.n.iIng Il
ION .,..s: Th- ar'Wp ut such ,ia,t
Hrs ." the Den ":rs:io party and {,
the l'~'pls ~ G"rus". Brirr
smith and Hill show that III,
cEaGxs shodlj W made II tue iu:el
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-06-01
TARIFF BIsL..

Washington, May 25.-Th~
D~mocr stIc ~ .nsg~rs "f the .arid
bill have been cunfrrring among
'h-m--l~-s t"..l-y, With the vi-w OI
friing M-a"s ~ Fastening the
iWAl ,iiSi,0~iti0n nr the biI;. ami nj
"nr time 'iMr,my the day d-eiird t."
ask the R-i.nis,,~Hn. tn.u,uITuw to
Herrr "m date - to when u vote
ah"ni1 N. taken, hut after \ cOn-
ference with the lra.leis on the
Republican side Of rh.. cl,m "a ',r, :,
dec',lr'l iO post, ,.""~ the r-'I1-xi Tor
rho present. They expected to ask
that the date tor u vnr h~ hv.d on
the 18th ar 9th Z" June. ani th0nxh
they v"nIJ he a,'Ie ~ Aecn,e aa
sst~em-nt tor ubJlt the 18th vi
Jane.
The corf.remre with the Rr.,nbli.
caas c"nV,n I'D them " The req seat
Si,oM'd he mA'l- now IL would ht.
In'a:"rixe,l, and -l,r"i'ai'ly ~"al,i
result ~ lusA ut uma and in I'LL
Apnrecilh'e a,'sr,nIi Ii.!i shn..nt, wisr,e
~ II 1t s,".uli i~ ma,te iatri II
N, sht l". Xcre.l-d ~.
rmy have nM Vet de"i,ie'l
~arthrf they ~ill AK f"r An -x"n.
s,on Of the h"uIs i,iO th< r,enin.
.ui sAy the t.1n .,l,rA:is ~ill .i-ci.Ir
thar mutt-I hy t',~ m,ur-- IN debate
Ii iair piugress is made fur the ne q
tew days. the "yriiing sessi0ns SIl
Mt u. a't~dnp I'll hat "rhrs = Ise TIA.
Srnat~ in all fr,bsbiIi'y Gill h.
a.xr.i to at until 10 u'clOcS ever,
night until the hill shYIl IN. x.;tri
.n bv th- S~uAtr and s~ni tD con
terence
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-06-01

"a road experiment OF soos In
says tho 81 Losii
GL'Iie. Drn ncrat, "will DO msde ID
OHIO. ihe Legislature his sutho-
rix~d 6-sapA comfy to borr0&
3ltE).O0D to lav Steel tracks 20 lse
aseti hy wagons ~ wall - osrs.
The tracks Will Re at the ssrv,ee Of
any person paving Q suitable toll.
4 slmllAr track will be laid bet Wsen
Canr6.ld ani Yoan.stows 10 !
neigh'"rIns c"nnty, the towh It
Cantneld having b~-n granted
authority to issn~ bomds Tor e3J,:
TN tor the parp"sr. The theory is
iha. th-se tracks will he more
sr, vi"-n'l~ than mecadamized
IOMs. There most strIKlng test are,
howev~r, il use in conmou ny the
punI'c. THIS may lead the way to
changes In ordinary transl,ortst,ou
"r no little c"nsequence."-Com-
uercixl. Herald.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-06-01
HOUvDS FOR FUGIrlyES,


BA,oa r 'ag~, L., MaS %-
ShArIfs B..m.sxr.l. M Lafa! cite {;
K-ih. ot CsicxsIru. and Msnt'~rrrt,
oi New Orlrams. arr stili 10 BAson
Rpa - IOokin. after sDmr irgiSIA
tt.n k.hrf' to tie "m tale wtNm
rlpy xr" 'r:,r~-entIn.; at the
capital
AMnn. the w~asHrrs lsr"p"srd
is "nr pro. hiias tor bI",i b"nn''s
aud tOx b unIs for hr 1s~ O'
th~ sheriff. os thr Si4l. IN Tracking
q | minals.
Sid Sh-i,ff r Ill to- iav:
"NDnr "f The sl'-,Ifi> in L. .uisiaIA
have 1T prrscnt any ho,n,ls &" IT,.
u+rd, ~ the al'pr-h~nsio" III rrirn'
aHlS ard W. haze ieIt the si-x'
ure.i Oi 'heW fer .M- 'isnc. O,hr,
s aira have them AiM ~e nu. III
also to h~ iro' al Il 9th them. l
not ~ri.lou bal'l-'ns that wr los
track 1T murd-i-rs ani ,aIn>' :
WHEN ~ith iiaiu-,i 'iusa ~ 81 uisi
nui ~x:rrIrurr amy d,fRcui. III
capturing them. Wn.. il ~As nU,
Ling ago that mwgr., in "a, - ~
wa" ha c",Hn,.,r.l Z j,t-.ulr.r ,
AtrU"i,us criW' ,il 81 tI-,i IT, r.csir.
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