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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-20
MR.. cHILDs WILL orIxn

Abeut the sutton Decision-Henry
Johns Uneasy About Notaries.
st. Paul. Dec. 18.-Henry johns OF
st. Paul, member Of the last leEis:n-
ture. has written a letter to Attorney
General Childs. asking him whether.
In his judgment. the Sutton decision
applies to notaries public who wcr.
elected to the legislature and served
the full term there. And II It 40 aD-
plies. whether good deal of trouble
might not grow out Of the officisl acts
Of some such notary, in cases where
1t would be to the interest of either,
side to have the notarial record Get
aside. The attorney general has re-
ceived other letters, asking as to the;
men who are sitting on state boafxls
and commissions, and so widespread
Is the interest in the case. and 10 up-
certain the length to which the 80.
preme court decision goes. that Mr..
Childs has determined to take up the
question, and, in a carefully prepared
opinion, say what. In his Judgment.
the court really meant as to these
minor officials. The decision will BIZ
Of great importance. for It will stand
as the rule Of the state until some
body makes another application to
the courts for relief.
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one. I must be OF. or he'll wake up
and be disappointed"
He moved toward the door. when
Robbie ran after him. and holding up
his little face. said: won't you take
kiss to Santa Claus for met"
"That WILL" said the other, and he
bent over, and, kissing the child, fed
precipitately out through the window,
and disappeared in the darkness of
the street.
'Well." said the unexpected guest.
the following morning, as he watched
his own pallid-faced little youngster
playing with the first Christmas pres.
and the only thing bagged that was
rummiest thing. I went out to steal,
and the onl ything l bagged that was
not really given to me was q kiss, and
I'll see Santa Claus in hell before I
give him that. 1t was rich haul, hut
! think Ill get decenter job-at New
Year's."-John Kcndrick Bangs, In the
Editors Drawer" In Harper's AIaga-
zine for December.
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MARKET REPORTS.
Latest Quotations From Grain ana
Live Stock Ccuters

Latest Quotations From Grain ANA
Live Stock Ccnters.
Chicago, Dec. 18.-Wheat - Decem.
ber, 58l-4c; January. 581-4c; May,
603-4c. Corn = December, 2J LIE;
January, % T-Sc; May, % 3-sc. Oats
December, 1634c; February, II 1-lc;
May, 1O14c. Pork-Dccember, $975;
January, $S.G2 1-2: 1886. I.ardTDe-
cemter, 1922 IL; January, $5.S5; May,
1867 1-2. Ribs-December, $4.32 IL;
January, &4.35; May. $4.55.
Chicago, Dec. 18.-Hogs-AIarket ac-
tive, prices steady; light, x3.4,a
357 IL; mixed, S3.4On3.GO; heavy,
&3.31a3.G0; rough. $3.35a3.4O. Cattle
Market steady; beeves, $3a4.75; cows
and heifers, $1.5Oa3. 20; Texans, $g.GOa
8.85; st0ckcrs and feeders. $2.2OaS. 50.
Minneapolis, Dec. 1S.-Wheat - De
cember closed at 63c; May opened at
Etc and closed at 60 1-8c. On truck
No. / hard, 541-Sc; No. 1 Norther,
81 7-8c; No. 2 Northern, 81 7-8c.
st. Paul, Dec. 1R.-Hogs steady and
unchanged. Cattle slow and weak;
fair run and fair demand; come Da-
kota steers on the market; light in.
Quiry for butcher stun.
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Psiise.s. o. wheel..

New York, special.-To-day the first
squad of policemen, mounted on
bicycles In this city, went on duty.
Hereafter four mounted patrolMen
will be constantly patrolling Eighth
avenue and the boulevard. The
bicycle corps will do duty just the
same 40 any other policeman. except
that they will also regulate the traffic
Of vehicles and prevent fast or reck.
less driving. They will pay particular
attention to ssc0rchers."
E6nM TnefP Defeat.
Madrid, Dec. 17.-Word has been n
oeiyed from Havana that 500 insurG-
ents, led BY Rodriguez. Lopez and
1ecio attacked the Spanish column of
Capt Bosrego, consisting Of seventy
tWo soldiers, near Nuevitas. The
troops mads . heroic defense sbut
ISent. Ardieto and twenty.nire of the
epeniards were killed and nine Of
them wounded Capt. BorreSo and
four msn escapsd, but the remainder
e the e0aumn was eaptnred.
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A Christn.s serne..

There are two sweet things In hu-
man life-to he happy oneself and to
make another 50. When the first ia
gone, the next, thank God. is always
left.
Do not lock yourself in your room
too soon. too often or too long. Dash
away the tears. Flay the waltzes for
the children. Put away your Grape.
Wear a white dress ana high mien
and the smile Of those who conquer
the selfishness Of pain on Christmas
day.
The hest friends Of the tempted, of
the young, Of the crring and tile over
looked are those who have known the
sorest anguish and have achieved the
sweetest peace.
Such, too, are the most sacred flow
ers of our festivals, and the dearest
angels Of our happy homcs.-Eiizn
beth Stuart Phelps.
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Qenaition ef Trnae,

New York, Special Bradstraet's
pays: With the exception of mild
weather at cities In Missouri, Kansas,
Nebraska and Minnesota, colder
weather has stimulated sales OF sea-
sonable merchandise at nearly all
points, but only by contrast with pre-
eeding weeks. Wholesale trade Is
dull, merchants preferring to reduce
stocks at the end Of the year to make
ready for annual inventories. In re-
tail lines, particularly In holiday spa.
cialties, there has been marked In.
crease in demand, though thus far In
some instances not equal to expecta-
tions. 1rregularity 10 shown In mer-
camille collections, general trade
throughout the country being relative
" most satisfactory. In the Central
mississippi valley.
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senate ce,.r.ittee.

Washington, Dec. 1S.-'rhe Republic.
an senate committee to-day competed
the assignment of committees. Ncrth.
western senators secure chairman.
ships as follows: Davis, Minnesota.
territories; Nelson, Minnesota, i'm.
provement Mississippi river; Hans.
brough. North Dakota, library; Petit
grew. South Dakota. Indian affairs:
Kyle, South Dakota. university:
Mantle, Montana, national hanks:
Carter, Mont, relations with Canada.
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% that he might better zee the exact

20 that he might better see the exact
character of his surroundings.
"Humph!' he said, as rhe observed
the tree. "Quite fine layout.
don't know but what, after all. it's n
good thing that parents give their chill
dren expensive things these days. It's
Q great help to our profession. You
can't raise much money on candy
balls and tuppenny dolls, but these sIl.
ver-plated engines and purses with
e10bills In 'em come In handy. Gold
sleevc-buttons, t0o." he added, as his
eyes took In few further details Of
the scene before him. 'an' a gold
watch. az well. This is luck"
And then, as he bent over the groups
Of toys and presents Of a more expens-
I've nature, intended for Bobbie, his
eyes glittered with joy at the prospect
i've value Of the haul, the heart of tile
unexpected guest stopped beating for
an instant. There was q rustling be-
hind him.
With q quick movement he slid the
cover Of the dark-lantern to, by mere
force of habit; but It was unavailing;
the room was still lighted, though DIM
Course the gasy" be muttcred, as he
turned.
Huii0! sdi0 = soIt nt!ie voice from
Denna tae portleies. anu at tne same
Inoment Tue Ga,1.I Gu,!alns were pared, anu
taere 5000 sss .,l s.oDDse, caa a IN Ms n.ght-
gown a. YOU. sunta Claus ne
aoaea; Peel.ng cufiousiy u tue unex-
pec.eo kuest.
:l,i, Inc man gave = snort iaugn.
THAT'S the first time I've been
taken ior any one that's half decent"
swered, in a whisper loud enough for
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SANTA CLAUS |. ! ASSISTANT ! !! ]

-. - ..tg.
It was not long after midnight. The
wee small hours Of Christmas day
were Just beginning to arrive, and
down In the Mbrnry, where the tree
was sheltering profuse array of toys,
stood an unexpected guest. He was
ill-clad, tinsAaven, and his hair looked
as though 1t Ind never known comb.
In his right hand he carried dark
lantern, and slung over his left arm
was sack, common jute bag, and
he Ind entered by the window that
looked out upon the street. The fam
ily had all retired, and for the most
part were asleep. That is why the un-
expected guest chose this time to or.
rive.
stealthily he crossed the room, and,
drawing the portieres silently to across
the broad doorway that opened into
the hall, he slid back the front of the
lantern, and, lighting q match in it's
flame, he turned on the gas and lit 1t,
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a wssnOlk D 70alls.
An EEpressf Traa. lC.ssA.ss sSSs q q

Freight. .S,.'s@l Ss:@lS
Lima. Ohio, Dec. MA bad wreck
ON the Cincinnati, Hamilton Z Dayton
railroad was reported here. The raat
express, north-bOund, crashed into i
local freight on q siding at Milton.
forty miles north Of here. A train
with six surgeons has gone to tie
ssene. The passenger train was In
charge OF Conductor John Clancy and
engineer Clark Hoyt and Fireman
James Osman Of this city. The freight
had pulled In on the siding but the
switch was not closed. The engine OF
the express pl0ughed through the ca.
b0ose and dozen or more Of the
freight cars.
The injured were brought to Lima.
There were none Lilled: The injured
are Joel Borscher, Lima, and the fol-
lowing persons from Custer, Ohio:
Miss Rosa Barough. Miss Mary Lance,
Mrs. b. g. DOty. Mrs. E. A. Balnor,
Matthew Blausius, Charles Blausius.
John Bruch, Charles Seaman, John
Bolton; also Engineer Clark Hoyt and
Fireman Osllan Of Lima.
Twenty-Five others, injured less sert.
ously were able to go to their homes.
Dover, N. J., Dec. 18.-A disaStrous
wreck which was attended with fatal
results occurred nt this place early
this mSrnIng. ": =. Caldwell Of IoHa
Wa1 instantly sRule0sifusa.<7essszE Cdt8
and Q caboose were totally wrecked
and travel on the road was hlockcd for
everal hours The trains that coli!sl-
ed were the fast Buffalo freight and.
an extra train from Port Morris, hotll5
on the Delaware, Lackawanna Il
Western railroad. Wesley johnson.
the engineer Of the extra train, stuck
to his post during the crash and es.
capped without a scratch. About twen.
ty head Of cattle that were in the
wrecked cars were killed or % badly
injured that they haw to he butchereGi.
Sixty or eighty head escaped into this
woods and have not yet been rec0R
cred.
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IPKllIBINA AZ FEllBnyA 60 MY. NoRI

(M1xent1 = ftxs ifij
~ ~ Y = b
VI N q VI ~ Is b
init III ISS q eSaS = = - 6fs Ssins
Si6la6laity 6ts RitSfSlt6 SbitfSef. IS ri
.InA steSue soe bonds to procure o1ln
for the lfessFve, which q the onlt II.
ffeetuAls method now available under
rthes law, Will, unless conditions which
kAye already been dev0loped BY the
present policy. ARE radically changed,
ultimately result Ia the alton OF q
public debt much larger than would be
required to retire and cancel all the,
notes and the annual Interest charge
would be much greater than Il would
Il be necessary to incur ON q new case
Z OF bonds adapted to the present cir
cumStances Of the government and
the well known preferences Of Invest
Or. 1f, however, m attempt Is to be
made to keep the United States and
treasury nOte1 permanently In circu.
ilAtiOn by reissues after redemption,
and the government II to be perma.
5nently charged with the duty OF sus.
talntng the value Of all our currency.
paper and coin alike, the conclusion
cannot be avoided that the policy Of
Issuing bonds for the accomplishments
OF these purposes
Mast Also Become Permanent,
and such additional powers must be,
conferred upon the secretary as Will
enable him to execute. the laws relat.
Ing to these subject With the lcast nos.
elble disturbance Of the bus!ness af.,
fairs Of the people. md the least pos.
slble charge upon the treasury. am
thoroughly convinced TINT this policy
ought not to be continued. but TINT
the United States notes and treasury
notes should be retired from ctrcula-
tion at tho earliest practicable day,
ana that tie government should be
wholly relieved from the responsible.
ty Of providing credit currency for
the people.
It would be difficult, II not impossi-
Bile, to- devise a more inconvenient,
expensive or dangerous system than
the one now In operation under the
laws providing for the lesue, redemp.
tion and reissue Of lesnl tender notes
by the government" s
The secretary also fav0rs the pass.
age Of law allowing national banks
to establish branches In small towns
with a view to bringing them closer
to the people in parts OF the country
remote from large towns and cities
by which their usefulness would lie
greatly enhanced. The secretary, in
closing his report, says TINT It is not
probable that any plan for the per-
mAnent retirement OF United States
notcf and treasury notes will be adopt
Cd that will not require considerable
time for its compiete execution, and
he, therefore. urges upon congress tho
propriety OF prohibiting any future
issues of such notes or Of national
bank notes OF less denominations than
$40, thus making room In the circula-
tion for silver coins and silver certif-
Gates Of small denominations. This.
he says, would increase their use
among the people and prevent their
frequent return to and accumulation
In, the treasury.
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a nsery Christmas To youi
I yee tie light Of life u born,
And his coming % the surshine
OF ~ dark and wintry morn. :
TIE erandest Orient glow must pale.
The lovsllsst Western CLEAN must fall.
!. But hls great light.
D full and bright,
Arlseth from thy heart to-day,
HIS shadow.conQuerins beams must never
pas away. 5
a merry Christmas to youl
+ Eof the prince Of peace h come,
And his reign 10 full Of blessings,
Their very crown and sum.
No earthly calm can ever last,
IT'S the lnal before the blast; 8
But his great peace
Shall still increase Il
In mighty, all.rejoicing sway; 3
His Kingdom In thy heart can ksvsr pass
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Saturday, Dec. IA.

Antelope are reported quite numer-
Gus in the suburbs CT Bislnarck.
]. A. Stavely has been appointed
postmaster Mt vOss. Walsh county.
A number of Oakes citizens arc pros
pcctlng In Missour! and Arkansas.
John Nichols aud +. ]. Brown, both
old timers ut bismarck, recently passed,
away. 10th with paralysis.
Dickey county llas farmer who
ships In raisins frim California by the
cor lead and disposes of them In his
community.
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santa Claus win Con-. Dsw..

santa CLAUS Will Com. Dsw..
Little Johnny-Ma. does Santa Claus
keep chimneys for sale?
Ma-rerhaps be does. Do you want
to buy one?
mot yet, ma"
"Why not yetY'
'Tause his prize Is too high. IT,
wait TIL Tismus and then"
Then what, desr2"
'Then santa Claus will come down
n his chimney, won't ,beY' MI III
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FRIDA 4. DECEMBER 20, 1895.
. cnnISTnAs Hvn T1oUoa7.

,if sansa iClass should stsnb,s, S
~ 10 elimba the cAlmnsy tail
With all thls loo upon Il,
Tn afraid ke'd est . fail
And smash himself 10 piscss-:
10 ny nothing Of the toysi
Dear me, what sorrow that would bsing
10 oil the girls and boys
10 / am going to write nets
And pin It to the gate,-
I'll write Il large. 20 he can ~.
No matter u It's late,-
And say. "Dear Santa Claus, don't try
To climb the roof tonight,
But walk right In. the doors unlocked,
The nursery's on the right"
Harriet Brewer Sterling, In December 81
Nicholas.
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HAYWARD RELINau1sHEs
All Claims On the Insurance Poll.
cies Of Catherine Ging.

All Claims On the Insurance Poll.
cies Of Catherine Cling.
Minneapolis, Dec. lS.-W. W. Hay
ward. tho father Of Harry Hayward.
ilns informed his attorney, 8. A. Reed.
$4,000 insurance on the life Of Cath
crime Cling. and ID willing that the sis
ter, Julia Cling, shall collect It, if she
can. w. H. Eustis, attorney for tho
estate Of the dead woman, appeared
before Judge Russell and had an order
entered which relinquishes any claim
Of the Haywards upon the insurance.
It is understood that the insurance
companies will pay the full amount Of
the policies.
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EE: Es. y II =
/ Z "a =
z ~ M n
yJ 49, a. >. d!
l. - n I llI| ss ag x
Ss
IS Sll6Ot = Iis ~
tsvelAl se1tss n 4 ssnf6s c1iiInlsses IA
80 - - e - ssnoet Slssate msat
Eeyye9 coAAne6 81 ~ Bachanalas cuntys
81. ~ - ce q Dt Jegsph, NO.
sto thEee 5tase u IL nitsetiafys
Is IT, Nlch Nm 4 e,fIS1uae eoulet -,
f1tAntSd 3 n1Wstr3ll RS ~ go of n.
;Oe6aio 1.s0SauaSll oc u ofrolt. Who Wa1
ISp4yl6l scfs ~ 1iIfef Il I, couIinl
IL 9eaths 6 llIly Ha11 ths youn9
1tbh Mou1aI, q ~ vas eent 70 thieg
country bys tt eysS j l3ell (;
1lattio aoaSiey. twelve yc11s of ase.
sc6lossd i q Jail It Indianapolis, 4
ieOnfe "a p93lonef 0h0 rvt poiaon ~
apoE af III hone u NfS.
Amanie ISstsrs. Whees ~ hSd sbeen
.5ivlAe Ay04r. It ~ bo3ieyed ut Nh.
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Mis-. Marsh,. F..,e.l r.,,

Miss harsh's Fearful FAN.
Keposha, Wis, Dec. 1S-AIiss Maria
Marsh. aged eiehty. and a well-to-fl0
resident here, fell backward down tho
cellar stairs and broke her spinal COL.
umn. She cannot live. M
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E. Houston, Tex. Dec. ,Y.> Articles Of
agreement were today signed on
bor for f9ht between Rob Fitxsim
mons and Peter lfaher Feb. 10.
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over 1000 Peopl. Klll.s

Zanzibar. Dec. 1s-A caravan. COM.
prisinR 1.2O0 men. while en- ronte from
Eldoma. was attacked by Chief Mas
sails followers while passing tho lat
ters krnals on the night OF Nov. III
Over 1000 Of the men with the cara.
van were killed..
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BoUDLnR's FATE.


PrspenasFance Of Evidence That
the wife Murderer Suiciaed.
viroqua, Wis, Dec. 1S.-Ohicers re.
turned late last night from the sen,
Ut tho tragedy at Chasebury, in " hichs
Francis Boulder murdered his wits
and is supposed to have taken his own
life by hanging. An inquest was hel.i
but no verdict has yet been returned.
the jury dceming 1t advisable to with
hold its verdict for further devels.p-
'nents. Public sentiment is divided.
r.nny advancing the theory tint lsoul-
der was hund, but not by himself.
Others nre firm In the heller that the
old man committed suicide His son
tags tllat the father slipped from the
house without his knowing 1t, and
hung himself. The circumstances sur.
rounding the two tragedies are very
cl0uded and excite much suspiclon.
The whole affair will be thoroughly In.
vestigated.
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La Crosse, Wis. Dec. IS. = Carl
Kowalke Of this city, a relative Of
the Boulder family by marriage, drove
out yesterday and returned today,
de says there II not the slightest
doubt that the old man committed su-
icide. He was bound with rope BY
his son and ncighbof. The former
started for an officer and tho latter
went out to find some one to keep
him company until an officer came.
The old man rolled across the floor
to where there was a sharp ax. cut
the rope and used piece Of It to
hang himself.
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Rolla. n. D.. Deo. II. -In II eAse oe
~ stAto u. W. r. Hyndn0A, nee ~
;lanlt ~ atteEy With 49, IN
'l5.' e,' "a! g!l .l,I &
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othss,w,iss.

. :
Over 1000 hogs have died Of cholera
during tue Inst three weeks In Harper,
Barber and Sumner counties, Kan.
s The wholesale liquor store Of A.
Blads & Son Of Milwaukee was closed
on chattei mortgages. Assets and lia-
( baities not stated. ia 4 y: q
an the new can building Tor ,ta,e n.
0rs1niSed Erie road are palnted white,
with 4 gold shield ON either side bear
ing the word sErie. !" = +;
f The Cleveland nhamhsr Of commerce
has decided to erect new building on
the public square, which d to cost, to-
festher With the site. half Q million dol
SAt1, .l 4.
SIt = annoanced that the Hamburg
American Steamship company has de-
Hcided to establish regular steamer
service between New York and Rraxil,
commencing In January.
" Thirty-6ye representatives Of San
Vtancasc0 nit insurance companies
yoted to- 0eBlnisA . new board Of fire
;undefwrftery of thAt city to replace the
dieerBalai1ed IRE insurance compact.
lfiis Clara Ahart, daughter Of q
Kansas farmer, WAS engaged to Thorn
~ giickersham; but eventually mar
tted Thomas Cayanaugh 9 wealthy
tanchnAn from Colorado Wickefsham
y 20 cut up over the a1Iaif that he
wants - ,900 for breach of promise.
s Benjamis q. l(orx1n of London,
T Eng - Tut bo6kht 9 group Of AZ
teen Gold minss n fhS Great Mountain
EAlls district dfteen miles mp the Ute
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]: 4 srSstpred Is u seryiifiss ~ President
sGjeySland sn4 i ordered to- ssP0rt far
q ~ &c EUEt ygaynss Mich; He was
.4Vg - u ended By court martial tor
g q belse tl,e llrst or1er ring
slsd Ian. z, 1s91. I.fs vi
q Rsanae n HFfne. /.
NsiSs IA that zlGasksT Twain u - -
5eelye e10N0A foe IN lectufss to 30 -.
elay6e1 i1 EOn1 %. B N III G. s:s8
Hs9 Bundy, ex-congressnnan and
fafle4nleW Of Hon J. Fofaker, y
sdyil s
II &. sasdman, Who shas just refused
{ q peof0eootsn chair 1t Yale, was dis,
! missed fom that nstitution when =
Ioed gailcoprt, M ased British
! peess 81 about 10 marry Mrs May Pal
ss; recently Won prize "a: q
4 seo1nty show. is.: :ss ..5sS ~; 4 4
Jeseph Cha erlain now bears tho
sS1itjs e0nferretl On him BY King Khamn;
4 "a fkS ether Bechuana chiefs of Noa.
4 stlh0dl He NRho Rights Things.
CAPT Alfred SANFORD Of st. Louis.
sy Mo d seventy three years osd, end
49, NO9@ sN00s ASlN1 p0uS w. tss1 tSsVk-
hCuee list Heek, Nas the boyh0od
+ friend ana plsymAte q Ulysses =.
Gran. .ss &.
s Tho yuhnser Dumas often declarsd
tint III sSeho0l day1 were the nnhap.
! pleit of sIlfe. He shxtsd the r0utine Of
\ The caaae Teasn. !. and WAS enbjected TO
continOed tnssat On; aecoont @ his pa.
I latage. i 81;
!: :o6ie Of: :WliOm hAs nothing to do beyond
!, making cntrIes. RothschiM rarely
4 Gsnss. 49, isem. lone. s.i nansly - Se.
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