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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-11-03

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Foreign Ports.

Foreign Ports.
Ar at IIollendo Sept II. ship Barring Brothers,
Libby, San Francisco.
Sid I'M Honolulu Oct 10, barque Martha Davis,
Soule, San Francisco.
Ar at 1Algoa Bay, CGH, Oct 31st, ship Sea
Witch, Schaube, New York.
Ar at Surnam Oct Goth, brig Eugene Hale
Harding, New York go days passage) and SID
Ar at Port Spain !, ct 40. sch Nantasket, Cup
till, New York.
At Bermuda Oct 30, sch Hazel Dell, Morris.
from Jacksonyille tor st Domingo.
Cid at st john NIB, 31st, sch Hattie King,
Johnson. for City Island.
Cid at Lunenburg, Ms. 9th. sch Minnie J
Smith, for Porto Rico.
Spoken.
Oct. 81, lat 81 35. Ion % 80 It'll barque Tere-
sina. from Bangor for Castelemare.
Oct 80. forty miles OF Cape Hatteras. barque
Cara Z McGilyery, from Satilla for Northern
port.
, Oct 80. off Hatteras ship Thos G Smith, from
Portland for Savannah.
:, No date. lat ~ 22 lon 70 40. sch Herald. i'm
Fernandina for Port Spain.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-15

hing he ana was 10 walk 10 a cabin
near Monmouth 90 attend church. The
PREACHER was M. aud on seeing Mr.
rartwrighga church letter asked him
10 conduct the services. which be did
This was the first sunday In May.
1853.
The young preacher bought four pair
of oxen and a pillow. and he broke
nrairie week DAYS ana delivered ser
mon. sunday. In issi Rev Peter Cart
wright appointed him a missionary 20
Iowa 10 establish church societies
rherc was no missionary fund and he
had 10 sustain himself By his own ef-
forts
Al Flint Hlils In 1854 he organized
the arst Protestant Christian society
An the state Of Iowa lie preached the
frst sermon ever heard IN Rock Island.
m. IN the cabin OF Judge Spencer, In
Inc fali OF 1854 he was admitted 10 the
Illinois Methodist conference. which
then embraced Illinois. Wisconsin and
Iowa. he was assigned 10 the Knox
vile mission, which included what are
now Henderson, Warren. Knox and
Mercer countiea Two years later he
constructed a rude sleigh called q
"pung." or Jumper" which was formed
nv cutting two saplinsa and bending
them for runners and thills Having
no harness he fastened the RIG to the
slser Of the saddle on his horse, and
with this unique conveyance he Travelled
so0 miles starting from Peoria. H..
and travorsing Illinois. Michigan Cana
al and New York He spread the Cos
pei throughout an these regions.
In the snflng of 1887 he sold HE horse
IN New York. made hls way on foot
Ia clean Point. ran the river on a raf'
40 plttshurg. and thence returned by
the CID route 10 Illinois, In the CON
terence OF iSSs-9S he was assigned e
the pufInlo Grove circuit, which In
oiuded IN is territory the towns Of ore
ron. pixon, sterling. Fulton, Mount
Morris and many other settlements
IN iss9 he was assigned TO Iowa az
,nisslon preacher. lie crossed the rive
An a skin and subsequently was ohlige'
60 swim across many Of the low
strcams going from cabin 10 cabin.
lie spent four years In Iowa, preach
ing al Davenport, Dubuque, Rocking
nam. Musoailnc. Maquokcta and low
CITY. In 1874 be returned 10 lllinoi
and labored at Prophetstown and But
falo Grove and IN Knox county, Il
1888 he was commissioned chaplain 2
the Nlncty-sccond Regiment llilnol
, volunteer Mounted Infantry. He serve
with that regiment until the close 9
. the war. lie was a great favorltc wit
the men. being always good nature
and kind. Ne was with sherman an
, Fitzpatrick on the march 20 the sea an
was always proud OF his work In u
army,
on his return from the war Mr.. Car
wright resumed his ministry In n
Rock IUver conference. whelsthe was
! active service until iSs3, when at b
request his name was placed upon y
! Net of superannuateA
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-15
Horrible crime Charged.

An anonymous letter received BY A.
sistant chief % Police Ready % 81
Louis last saturday led % the uncover
ing of a horrible crime. Mrs Marsarr'
T. sioris. a midwife. aged g. mother 81
Attorney Ien H. Siorls h under arrest
and ur l.. n. Ryan d hcld % await an
investigation on March -. Emma
Touryilie. aFed %. daughter ~ d Frank
IN county farmer called upon Mrs
storis NJ her home Tor treatment Ten
DAYS aga she gave a premature hifth ~
twins and the infants were crcmAtri
In a Kitchen range - Mra Storia nr.
Ryan had been called Ia. but says the
young woman was dead when he
arrived. Upon Mira storis SUBSECTION
he says BE- Issued death certificate %
dr0psy and the corpec was shipped
home for burial Mrs storts admiia -
she facts stated. but denies that a Grim
lnal operation was performed.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-15
Nor,hwe.lcra rrsaller Iafe.

The following n an example % Eng
llsh as written IA India--i, o. q copy Of
an application Go become a volunteer.
sir humhly crave the desired per.
mission 90 ioln the Volunteer Corpse
under your honors commandments. IL
IL true that By some ncngalies ar cN-
pected 10 be- 81 cowardiy nature but
l can assure 90 your honor that am ~
good bottom and have so much pluck
that nothing fears me in day OF nisht
season. Therefore may BE- considered
accustomed 90 bravery II am only
once tcached drills and exercise 81
shooting and taranct, then ! fear
Zoe and am rcady 10 eXpend my bloods
la defense % earth aud homc In my
fathcrland. Hoping 20 receive early
reply" etc.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-15

The instruments used 81 observing
the weather are the anerold and els
tern harom,tcrs. wet and Dr. hnib
thcrmomcieFs. wind rane aud compaes
anomamcicr and anemegraph ana the
rainfail. of al. these ihs bare meter f.
probably ihe most lmpaf'anf TAs
standard fern ~ thr insiumeni 3 q
tube ,hlr,y-idur Inches ltns closed Al
the top, exhausted 70 ali. and On.
mersed at the bottom In cup Of sacg.
curry. The purpose o. the taromeicy
Is to measure ilse pressure Of the e..
mcsphcrc. In general tho mercury
VIM stand high IN the inbt WHOM the
weather Is fair. and low when d n
foul ny noting the ninulc changed.
measured GA n graduated scale beside
The tube the observer resds The IIiI.
cations ~ the haroWcief The words
''faiT." Change etc. engraved ca l|il
front ~ the inslrltmCn. are dlsfcERnl-
Cd. They have no slcuilrance what.
ever The rising OF falling of lhe mfl.
cry IN the tube Is caurcd hy lhe -.
einnlng OF those atmospheric changers
which precede n STERN hul are net l's'
crrnihle BY our senses. The i1lom.
etcr dlscerns Them fof Us and Eiyes
wurLlng ~ weather changes nI
course there am many dllirTcni tondl.
t.ons which affect the Ia IrrmCni. ana
tho weather observers art Instructed Ia
these matters. Tht antiVd iurenIf'
Ter Is round like one % the chean
nickci-paicd checks thai arm ~ ma.
merogs. and The charges arr Indicated
by n hard moving acitss scale CD iAl
iial The weight of The aimesRAffl
Is mcasurcd not ~ column % mrr
curry In a tube. bat hy ihe expansion
aud compression II small meial 30
from which The ala has hc.u cxlauH
cd llarpcr'f Round Table,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-15

most remarkable man. He was
preacher Of marked popularity and arm
AZ a rock when his convictions pcrsuad-
Cd him u the right. HE came west about
1888. and his FIRST ministerial work was
In Iowa Tor about two years when Iowa
was territory and had but few settle
mentn In 1883 he was appointed to
Buffalo Grove. now Polo. m. and about
1870 he married the eldest daughter Of
lanes CLARK. wealthy farmer Of Ogle
county. Ill when the state conference
was divided In 1858 he became = yncm-
Der Of the Rock River conference and
continued IN a variety Of appointments
until he was ruperannuated lie soined
the Illinois conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal church when he nrst came
west
AR. Cartwright was born near Au-
burn. New York. March 2. 1910. and was
the son of James and Catherine Gray
I Cartwright Ills father was n Baptist
minister Of New York and died IN is22.
Thrown upon bis own resources az the
age OF Y. Barton Cartwright began
TO work for his board and clothing lie
was promised schooling ls wen, but
was disappointed and Obliged 90 make
his way without educational udvan-
tages. In 1929 be Joined the Methodist
Episcopal church and became impressed
with the desire 20 become n minister.
he preached his irst sermon In his ma
tive state. but IN isSS he decided 70
seek his fortune In che west. lie walked
from syracuse. n. Y. 90 clean foin1
and took aatboat 20 Pittsburg. whence
I he went down the ohio river BY steam
boat.
At Cincinnati he met and shook hanaa
with Black Hawk. the famous Indian
chief. who was on his way 20 Washing
ton AZ prisoner Of war. Many times
after that he renewed the acquaintance
Leaving the boat az Flint HIS. ~
visited a brother who lived near by
and then made up his mind 20 60 q
Warren county. Illinois. About the firs'
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-15
noNEYMooN sloNs.


ne lady Looks Happy aud DE oem'l'-
man Casts Lo,in' Looks"
There is a young couple In this city
who can never 90 away from home to-
rethcr without being taken for q newly
married pair, says the New York Al
ycrtiser. So they decided 90 ask the
walter a a hotel where they stopped
what the signs were. The gentleman
began the conversation.
Would you think we were just mat
RED john" he asked. on the second
day after their arrival
yes. sab" said John. with a broad
rrins n spotted you a. soon as see
you. been ton years IN dis hotel. an
dere can't nobody fool me-"
sNow. John. said the supposed bride
groom. Is he slipped q Zee into the
walters palm. 'ius. tell me what the
symptoms are"
'Dtre'n q heap 81 EN- sab" answered
John. Il hears yoh ask yoh lady at
hrcal.fus n she liked Drilled eycstera.
an you tell her she mus learn 20 drink
her tea straight. cause It was bettah'
an you ask her whar she wants % 50
fus'. Denis an signs. certain shuh,
sab
But" said the young matron. don't
old husbands talk IN the same wayf'
mo. indeed. mias-'scusc me. ma'am.
they don't indecdy. 'sides. yoh gentle
man hand you &c mornin' plpah, stead
OF readln OF Il himself. An dere ain't
no gtttln' aroun' the pvin' looks he
been castln on you. MISS" and John
smiled with an air % superior wisdom.
Nov. tell % how the old married
men conduct themselves" said the
lady.
"Dey's mighty Short miss mostly
an read De papah jee' like dey was
alone"
And the lady. what does she doq''
"Jea' waits. miss. Klnd Of looks tired.
an waits. an looks az ne res Of the
folkscs In the dining room Iop see.
miss. lrs a heap VI difference. an.Itaint
an In the close dcy wears NSthtr. dat
makes the hcneymoon--no. sab, q
hin't" They did not undcceifc John.
10 he does not know that foro once all
AIS signs had failed him.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-15

In Pittsburg there Is a Swiss lahorei
who was pulled NJ the other day tor
stealing. killing and eating the =
nonths-oli bail pup belonging TO his
nclghbor says the Post 90 that city. Hc
admitted al the trial. while denying the
particular charge. that he and his wife
were very fond Of dog meaI and that
they had killed and eaten eighteen dogs.
Their particular weakness was bull pup
outlet dreaded, though Newfoundland
pupples arc much hct,er than pork. one
az the witnesses against the defendant
was BIZ own brother who said that he
had been continually annoyed by people
who mistook him for ''the man who eats
dogr"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-15

Edward King. alias Edward Keeling.
second-term prisoner IN the prison
north % indiana. was stabbed 20 death
by fellow prisoner named Harry Glib
son the other day Rims died twenty
minutes after being stabbed His muir
derer a confined IN The dungeon and
apparently does not realize his position.
lie viii probably be- pardoncd % be
tried Tor murder Gibson IL p years
of axe and was sent from Marion coun-
~ Tor seven years Tie has borne a
bad reputation ~ convict, and durins
his Incarceration has wounded three
men, but an recovered The two prin-
oners had been gambling unknown 70
The authorities and the quarrel when
precipitatcd the murder was caused ~
the refusal Of King o.pay uipson ~
which the latter claimed was due hi.n.
They came 60 blows and King caus"
Gibson b. the throat. when the latter
drew d knife and stabbed him over the
heart. The murdef causcd the greatest
excitement among the oenvicta
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-15

driver had been engaged Ia Denver. he
was unknown 10 the Carbon county
oficlala and they were unable 10 run
him down. Last week man who was
acquainted with VAIN and Strong. saw
fellow passenger on train whose
face recalled the murder When the
latter got on at Carbon the friend fol-
lowed him and asked him u be had
not been az Point Of Rocks az the time
Of the murder Il don't care 10 talk
about that" said the stranger, and
walked away. taking the first train for
the east The man who had talked with
him telcgraphcd 10 have him arrested.
The prisoner refused 70 talk or divulge
his name. W was given IN charge Of
Sheriff Davis Of Carbon county.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-15


teiEfcH the Nitkt|s as f4I|41
O. % fun Involves d|se1mHIHr1
lmuealafr sunc1esof AZ tie Ia
fhn score I1oIuIs ~ ap|1'F
fxu4fi balsnau hIM each Ima
dies 10 aud lfo like I1i beaeII
III she can b. dlsIodFfd b three
ceeaire failures 10 hIf hef
uilHf players Held oul NIIA ~
cfnFniF less than mora H4NI|ha
UsaalIy taxes the sAnl 81 faIf flatefs
more than battling They Do not 81 g
rule. bowl with the mechanical shiH
which marks TIE n|bsfuIInf player
Eleven j. the proper number Ipf each
team to tip and RIM. when nIen are
permitted 10 rccuioIte she 4effn
they play iefi.handed br lai VITA
broomsiieks But. even thus hand|
capped. they often seFm ~ ~ more
than q match for their laIf antagonist. +
though there BE- defens. and there W.
those who can well hold t|lelf avn
upon the level green. and aI1 ss6a|d IL
mo mnu'A pf0utaf ana .rndfH|1uk al|
he intficacies of the etmt
The maiden Possessed ~ AlaIfnl1a
speed and grace viii dbnbIIess pfnff
lbe prize.taher AZ tlp aud ran. IInl
every girl rUho iudnlrcsIn the eaHe
WI md herself the better and q
rosler for the frtEh air. elAfIlaf aNI
exercise Il gives Der by Diana tfesa.
ways
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-15

a woman who has been sentenced In
New York 10 twenty-five years impris-
onment. was known as the "Firchug ="
she obtained her livelihood by arson.
aud conl,sscl Co have nrcd 900 build'
lngs. She carried ON a regular business.
and eventually to 4 m a male partner,
who set fire In shops hy arranEcmcnt
with owners who were heavily laaurcd.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-15

uel Church Sunday school. The police
think Durant u another Jack the MP
per- They state n h highly probable
that Durant D. responsible Tor TIE XIII
ing Of Eugene Ware. a young drug
clerk. who was found stabbed 70 death
several months ago
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-15

satury the mutiated body Of Minnie
WlilN was found In the library u
the cich The glrl had been gaEEcd
and frcmaina were cut and hacked.
Two hesscs state they saw a younE
man young woman. the former
nnswig the description 81 Duraui
and tattcr that Of Minnie Williams,
enter church. Following this clew.
the a ne once put the residence 81
Dural under surycillancc. Friday
cvealllss williams was 10 have at
tcnd0nectinr Of the Young feoplei
roclcf the Emanuel church, az ~.
VcFcluso. AZ i.i5 o'clock she left
A. al the meeting. taking n latchs
tev her She never appeared
thcrd
Mrlie. the aunt % MiHs Lamont.
.uhs.ilv received through The
mainpsr containing the four rings
worster niece the day she dlsap-
rearn ne paper were written the
nanuaddress % Theodore Dumnt
Thi4hsr with the fact that Miss
WuBan intimate friend ~ Misa
Iautad becn heard O. say she
knet'hc had been murdered. but
rcfuitcll what ahe know. led the
poii(uspect that whoever hnd
kiild Williams had slain Miss
Land detectives decided Durant
had bed Aiiss Williams, and this
thed further strengthened whCn
the body of Miss Lamont was
fouNalcd In the atceple Death
hadliscd hy a,ranEulntion. The
bodling Just inside the door ~
the om. Around the neck were
blue he marks of fingers that
hat deep into the flesh. The
girfsas matted with dirt and
hut about her shoulders The
boldly leeomposcd. AZ soon
as became known immense
GROUNDED the church and had
10 \ y, hy the police. The chief
81 Goa Rev. Or. Gibson, pas.
tor hurch. and the report be-
card that he had been accused
Of and had been $50. .'i.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-15
n.lle,e ~ Mnr.lsr MY.icr,.

Much excitement has been caused at
a skeleton IA the rear %
Washington w tho nnding Of
Doughty Bros store. The body had
been buried IN iimc To hasten dccompo-
aitlon. From an circumstances, the
position Of the bones and the locality,
ID g. believed that murder has been
committed. Tac authorities atc invca-
tlrating the care
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-15

Greatly esteemed for his LOFTY chaI '.'..
ier ana has the disnihqdl inapo ,'s,e.
,,,'.'.crre which b considered inN'-
n.nsable An speaker Of The hou-. -
commons As speaker BE- VIII ee W
yidsd WITH a palatlai mansion ~ ~, ~
,sr,sto,ng ~ large scale. WITHIN ne
palace 81 Westminster w.. 49,. a. u,
reside during his term q e'n.., ~
ata.c occasions he u lookeo W. .. ~
representative Of the hour, ~ oo'p-
mons. and IN its way ne poa,uen pos-
seascs greater prcstlse ami aieni'y
than that o. any judge Of the land
no, exceptions the lord chancellor Mr.
ou,iv's selection BY che Roscbery min
lstrv practically mcans his election.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-15

day following the nude body Of blanche
Lamont was found In the tower Of the
same church. The same hand. the au-
thorities believe. slew both giria. and
w. n. r. Durant. the young man sus-
pected OF both crimes. IL now In custody.
Blanche Lamont and Minnie Williams
were members u the Emanuel church
and members Of the Sunday school
Glass. The former was a student az the
Normal school on Powell street. the lat
ter was a companion In a family IN Ala
media. They were both q years old.
brunettes and pretty and modest girls.
Both had been the recipients of atten-
lions from Duranl. who n also the d.
braFlan Of The church and the secre-
tary of the Young Peoples society. ON
April Miss Lamont disappeared. Dill
gent search failed 90 reveal any trace
d her whereabouts. The last person
seen In her company was Durant ON
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-15

". a Gully NAV rrs.las ossf sl,a Houss
Of cammsn. unass na..l..s..

- - WIZ 49, AN'"H"A" 49, tNI'' = 49,
u Commons Under ndari,srt
william court Gully. queens counsel
and liberal member Of parliament for
Carlisle. has been selected By The Rose
berry ministry 70 succeed Arthur Welles-
~ Peel as speaker Of the house Of coIn-
mons. This position II q most g.
alrable one. ~ the incumbent draws 81
annual salary or $4,000 and an annual
pension Of $50 900 aftefward. even II he
occupies the chair but an hour Mean
while he has a peerage as THE FIRST
commoner IN England" Mr.. Gully'B
grandfather was IN his youth. we'll
known prizenghtcr. but his mental
ability carried him Into parliament.
The father Of Mr. Gully was a dis
tingulshed physician. He died not long
ago. and the son. who had entered the
law. acquired a large practice. He n
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-15

A Chinaman. be he king or coolle. \
devoted 10 his father and mother When
either parent dies custom ordains that
the son shall resign an honors and
employmcnls 10 repair 20 the ancestral
tomb and mourn there Tor a lens
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-15
FOR AN OLD CRIME.
Murderer Of waln ana strong TIA. Been
Arrested ~ Last

Arrested ~ Last
IN May, 1855. s. Morris VAIN OF
Philadelphia. ana G, II. strong Of New
York went out 20 Wyoming ON hunt
Ing trip. They engaged n tesmster and
cook and started through the northern
part OF Carbon county. The next month
the bodies Of both men were found at
the Point Of Rocks. the San Creek Land
Cattle company's ranch Their team
and wagon. aB well AZ the driver. were
gone and no clue was left As the
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-15

TIE three counties 81 Knox, Athena
and Fairfield. ohio. rturn n certificate
that there are NO cisarcsse dealers In
the county.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-15

John NJ. Thurston. whose picture 4
shown above. wlll take his seat In n,
United States senate. when Il neetA a.
December next. provided an extra scs.
sion Is not called far before that time
Mr.. Thurston r. a years old and has
been a lawyer and politician Of national
reputation for ten years. As an orator
he has few. n any equals. west Of the
Mississippi river
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-15
FRISCO'S TRAGEDIES.
THE KILLING OF MISSES WILL
LIAMs AND LAMONT.
DOSE WITHIN THE SACRED WALLS
or A CHURCH.
what Motive Prompted the Deed Can
No, ne coalsetursd- school
Superintendent Durant IL Accused Of
ths Horrible Crime.

gE EMANUEL
Baptist church IA
San Francisco has
been the scene 81
two Of the most
atrocious murders
ever committed In
the state The
other day the mutt
lated body OF Min
ME Williams wRs
found In the library
Of the edlnce. The
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-15
WORE RUSTIC GARB.
STORY OF a PIONEER PREACH
ER'S LIFE.
a Unique and Faselnailng Character
who Recently died IN an Iainols
4. Town life Work Of n II. Cartwright
Was Well Done.
80 HERE DIED AZ

HEINZ DlED ~
Oregon. H. the
other day. a man.
the story OF whose
life marks an epoch
In the spread Of the
gospel In the early
history OF the west
His name h Rev.
Barton n. Cart
wright. and he
ives known FAR
and vide ~
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-15

rurged 90 Dr. Gihaon's
excitement grew more
mors Of the arrest were
Il became known that
DO sexton of the church
called 90 tell what they
Vas arrested al Walnu,
ad 10 Mount niablc.
certain they have the
8 claim 20 have two
aw Durant and Miss
pany. and also state
rch was made ~ nu'
he pocket OF his coat
witch Misa Williams
en-, fled the nlsht she
rant Il about 3 yeara
orn and reared In the
which the murders oc-
raduate Of thccoggs-
Ind has been studying
ar. lie Is a member
AIDE signal corps and
,rlntendent OF Eman'
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-15

The chariot race. likc tbpsc 81 lhe
Roman clucus initiated frum Ne
Crock. w.rc Il striking INTEREST rhcae
was scarcely any homer u ihc games
morn glorious thau me ehatloher's ~
tory. especially Il ihc ovncr iraye 81
own horses The dargir 3 Nie aaH
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