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Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-11-19

While the clothes do not make the
man, they have good deal to do
with his appearance. Every ore has
more or less pride in his personal ap.
pearance, and it is this desire all men
have to look we'll that has engaged
the attention of Henry Meyer for
many years. He has been studying
this universal weakness, or rather
that very praiseworthy attribute,
and has been most successful in sat
isfying it. What he talks about
mostly now is the surprisingly small
amount OF money that is required to
make any one look handsome as far
as clothes can. What he wants is to
see each man is this county, at least.
a walking demonstration Of the fact
that no one is in as good a position
to sell clothing, quality and price con-
sidered, as he is. If
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-11-19
ADVERTISING RATES.
Amt of Space, week mo. mo, mo. / yer

Allbusiness locals, inserted among pure read
nr mstter. 10 cents per line for first insertion
anf cents per line for each additional insertion;
Business locals, when inserted under the head
of Business Locals, 5 cents per line for each IN
sertion.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-11-19

Childrens 10c mittens at Shoema.
ker Bros. ct
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-11-19
A Little Mixed.

George Todgers, where have you
been until about this time in the
morning?"
Been havin' little finanshul dis
cushin, thatsh ALL
Couldn't you do your discussing
by daylight?''
Not thish time m'dear. l had to
shtay an prove that t'other side
sticked its matistics."
Ibid what?n
''Sticked ist mixtistics."
Say it again"
Course can say it agaid. Micked
It's stixtics. What's matt'r with thatg'
well, you go to bed. I'll see that
your statistics are thoroughly well
mixed in the morning. Climbr'
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-11-19
Probate Notice,

NJ Office is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
~ Henry Rohrs, as Administrator Of the
estate of Henry H. Wittenberg, has filed q
final account of his Administration, which
will be for hearing and settlement December
14th, 1896.
J.V, CUFF. Probate Judge.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-11-19
At Present

People arel getting the
benefit Of prices on Wall
Paper never before heard
of in Napoleon. IF you
have a
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-11-19

Sam Jone says that this is the
greatest country on the face of the
earth for a young man., A. T. Stew
art taught school at 81. Cornelius
Vanderbilt didn't have two shirts
when he started his ferry. Jay Gould
peddled rat traps in New York.
Elihu Burritt's wife taught him his
letters after he was married. Leland
Stanford's father was set adrift with
out a cent at 10. Carnegie worked
in Pittsburg for a dollar day 40
years ago. Abraham Lincoln mauled
rails on an Illinois farm. This coun-
try is all right if you want to be a
man. Ifyou don't you can find lots
of company.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-11-19
Notice of Appointment.

Estate Of Mary E. Dauber, deceased
THE UNDERSIGNED HAS BEEN AP-
j pointed and qualified as administrator
of the estate of Mary E. Dauber, late of Hem
ry County Ohio deceased.
Dated this 18th day of November, 1896.
MARY Il. GEIST.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-11-19
Probate Notice.

NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
~ Henry Rohrs. as Guardian of Curtis L.
Dow, has filed a second account of his Guar
which will be for hearing md set
tlement December 14th 1896.
J.V. CUFF. Probate Judge.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-11-19

Don't miss the chance to get
beautiful White machine free--you
may be the one to get one.
: 2t SHOEMAKER Bros.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-11-19

We keep our store closed all day
on Thanksgiving day Thursday, Nov.
goth. No business transacted thar
day. 2t SHOEMAKER Bros
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-11-19
Council Meeting,

The council met in regular session
Monday night with Cahill in chair and
Krabilt absent.
Engineer Schwab filed his report
on the trunk line sewer from HaIv
avenue to the river near the Lima
Northern railroad bridge, a dis
tance of over 1000 feet. The re-
port will be considered.
The waterworks Trustees reported
that they had reached the limit of
furnishing incandescent lights and
that In order for greater service an
additional dynamo, engine and boiler
would have to be purchased. The
whole council was appointed com
m1ttee to investigate the matter.
In the report it was stated that the
receipts of the plant for the past six
months had been near 81 1000.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-07-18
1'hoFirSt
National
Bank
Of Chicago.
Raid.in Capital, $s,oO0,OOO
Surplus, &,WO,OOO
oBTI0NElos
LYMAN ]. GAGE, President,
JAS, B. P0RaAN, Vice President.
RlCHARD.J. STREET, Cashier
HOLMES H0GE, Asst. Cashier.
FRANK E BROWN, "a Asst. Cashier.

All classes Of high. grade Investment
Bonds bought ana sold. Accounts Of
Merchants, Banks, Bankers and Corpora.
tions solicited. Travellers Circular Let.
tiers Of Credit issued, available in all
parts Of the world. Commercial Credits
furnished for use In Importation Of Mer-
ehandise from Foreign Countries Trans.
fers by Cable to the leading cities Of
Europe, Asia and Australia.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-07-18

Onions are almost the best nervine
known. No medicine Is SO useful In
cases Of nervous 2rOstratiOn, and there
Is nothing else that will SO quickly re-
lleye and tone up WORKOUT system.
Onions are useful In all eases of coughs,
colds and influenza, In consumption,
insomnia. hydrOphObla, scurvy, gravel
and kindred liver complaints. Eaten
every other day they soon have a clear
Ing and whitening effect on the COM
pleXiOn.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-07-18
Hcurj In the Moonlight.

Heard In the Moonlight.
Angelina with a meaning vOice)-
Oh, George. have no one to like me.
George after a moments thought
Your papa ana mamma like you, Ange-
lima.
Angelina tslghing deeply)-Yes, but
! have no one to love me.
George UNng silence and much
thOughD--tiod loves you, Angelina
Up-tO-Date.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-07-18

Celery Ii invaluable as food for those
suffering from any form OF rheuma-
tism, for diseases Of the nerves aud
nervous dyspepsia.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-24

wa'Ains'ou specialist
every tlo~ins primers
work and such a" employ so", nas acon looked use.
clnsss and varied
+" the Of
ap oasss ~ .ss 1s s.y y, ".
o % or the best writers ~ s spss' " ssi:
% aa,sl' WHEN
the r'"ar. rge "" be "S S ,ha, the many men VINO ssa.
n @ u ,@' mo "rs s @aa makes s !. ~
TRY Instance smallest ur anses saa
~ n tS " @ @ ss Ds w wsT s s: n.y., ss
v an" ' S S '' T s s I'm IN sss
mort, and proudly .eor.s rep e.. y country ii
scr him and % Nm sen
70 ~a"oa and @ "so .s
5 % @ CAPITOL as aae n y MIS- 1 heart 'n a,s ssss
talked things hs 80 q: z heard
r Of . about Al sw and ~ sss mss,as
noted q tho aeu
m probably has more Offers for work. than any other ns.ss..
r ..ss.s. MINI, q
"ay @rs@ @ al @ es1se 's he s ss
as,s
Mr. kosaa, and MerN rmAne II e va rssay
aori ina, he Is p"rma"@ naar ON the POST Az 9h
impaired giai his work raoeaay mgr
M nw aces mos, Of me pnrps N me Nr~ YORK '0u ". pM ss
desert e Sss gns x
I'VE ssAs b. .S @ ne
who owns aag s ,Gc i' SIR waa.
ao" s ego
"en % W,Sp ana %,r~es s ss" o@ rd Thar
'" I' " 1 %sa ssm 'I " the y 1aes'n hs
omor ''o o 'p o., Put vor,, Mr. w 500" tired
sn to F out OF ", a TO 'a 'o v sso tss =
,o aepo-" the na rrnnN o hsn "st GU, the
o Of me "s" known y ana best py Ing n' pc, ol, Tn al.
sent him lmps h
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sIttlng There listening to lhe s,rnln. ~ a.

sitting there listening to the strains Of tho
orchestra and enjoying the liquid refresh
ments provided at those entertainments
for the inner man the Lowell gentlemen
apparently fell into a brown study His
friends Joked with him about IT. and finally
one offered him penny for his tm,ughts
II was thinking" he said and his words
came slowly and deliberately. "Nhat n
great man this Tannhauser must have
been" Great man, Tannhauser? What
In the world are YOU talking about?" was
the astonishcd response WHY. this man
'rannhauser who writes such delicious mn
sic and makes such appciizing boer." AZ
ter n moments pause the coterje awokc
TO the fact that The orchestra was PLAYING
81 selection from Tamhnusor, and il Is
needless In say that the glasses were lillcd
again and more Tannhauaer was endowed
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though rather a. agreeable, Is generally
considered superior q Tbs Woodland
crs."
| How many warsliips are nov Comprised
| In tho Tinted states navrf warner
The United States ~ aow conslsts OF
twcnty-eight nrmorcd vessels.V twenty
eight unnrmorcd vessels. nix 'orp ado boats
and twenty-five old Ktyie iron ar wooden
vessels.
Picnss state the largest amount "hlcb
tho Enfcd states government has s'in
out In pensions IN one year. N.Y.
The largest amount tbis government f'as
paid In pensions during any haesl year
was H5s sD7. t&7s7. for the year ond'
INK juno 30. Is3a. r
What wns the maiden name OF Sir wsi.
ter Scouts wife? W..
Charlotte Margaret Carpenter,
THE LITTLE SPRING RENOvATioNs'
New York Times.
The spring house cleaning time. though
sanatiAts fruwn upon periodical cleaning,
thinking II should be chronic rather Than
sporatic, is very apt TO develop the lac'
waiting desire. To Alter. renew or MAKE
over as wen an 10 furniEh and freshen, W
10 some extent o luxury; the modest piirse
must yield to the temptation under PRO
test. One thing. however. almost any
iousekeeper may do. ana that u. have
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-24
THE TRAINED JOURNALIST
Belton Il eporter.

Bolton II 0TVTtVT' -.
Last sunday the Dallas News had very
s,ronc arrumen, IN favor Of the election
or Ex-Governor Roberts. II stated that BE-
oaus. governor Culbsrson and Judge
lSearby were able to wear diamonds ~
-, shirts. II was no reason why ihey
should defeat Governor Roberts VINO wac
nnt nhe TO indlge in riches so freely
irSts is n very strong argument. The Cd
nor rns Who wrote it must demand a yery
large salary Editorials of th.s kind whis i
are entirely free rom appeaa aY AZ AZ rea Ion
and comniol stnsel
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QUESTIONING MAY.

Where were you sweei7
n,.one With he money bees tumbihB ths
cov,,ing ,no lfrr.os with crimson all over.
patutlng the pans.cs WINE puH''''-N
pnYain.; the heads OF The grass
what did you meet?
.,,o, Tin the west wind a-kissing the
saw s 95eS the May morn her blossom ex-
,learJ all tie willow thrush ever dis
FOND all the birds at high mass
whom did you greetY
.e,,,ed on a wood -spTite inditing son-
r,o,,n heath an osier with red glints upon
G,eeted Two eyes shining forth from
no,ert eyes Of lass"
what do you seekf
.f-I,nr away care aud with me come a
Came While We hear what the west wind
Bring he gas May pole with sireamers
rr,nco With the hours MS they pass
Lillian Hoxie Picken.
-p-----
rbov SAY each PERSONS llfe is Ike
. A boat upon the sea.
,Ss,,rrhaps that's why the girls all "hnt
Y m.
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n ~ ~ A LOOKING GLASS.

fs.s IA -. Il. "leA' OF The Houston Post
! Ii. MY inquiry BOX" Of that paper
k.slsa,' nes Of five Or six Of the most
ttn.vs. "ohen in the United States.
pa s.,,,snen was; Lily White. Black
Nam u'oh News, Edward " BOX
lss l.,l,ssr' The las, name recalls
or GLASS the bon mot recently
|lsslass - Lowell gentleman. He went
p seuntn tsrnoan OF some excitsner ~
up at pop concert. Viii.
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interest OF the people. Tho following are
selected editorial paragraphs from some
OF me leading popnlist PAPERS
Crow Cleveland and CARLYLE the ertch
hirpocritts Of the land are leading this
country TO obstruction as fast us heia-
helen tanhark.
ritehforkcm 1llimsn, YOUR the boss for
our money. Go II old eye
Watch old Jeroam do en- up TO the
Sienes taist. Dsmmum we got EN- ON
Would you voa. for a hclfired uolbur to
,akc TIC hrcnd out Of our chlldrcus
Everybody has right to live. such
10 he linched. crginiac, SS
Down with monopoliS,S when poor
man cant crn dollar or the liberty tina,
d.vilish indasas never or either do not
ANYHOW bear out the infamus docktrincs
OF the 'raters TO the cause.
Pationt-Doctor, that last prescription OF
yours isn't doing me bit OF good. VIVA,
shall | dor
poc,or-stop taking 1t. Ono dollar
please.
FLY TIME.
Only a little fly:
But II stopped tho fieldcr's pay,
For he muffed thcsbsil
And he let 1t fail,
And he was released next day.
Only little fly;
But the plate Of soup was spoiled,
And tho cook got fired,
Witch made him tired
And TO was the fly that was boiled
Only IA little fly;
But her husband found Il out.
And he raised n row.
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...,p ABOUT TOWN.


s ,ssy b siaekness farther o down ,h "a
> n', ,llaed noisclesSly down . IN,
tns -. leaving a shattered tran
y, diver. Foot PASSENGERS ,.' , across
Far s,raggled past. Gathering
:, Uneven planss of me 'oo'w , -.
y W, took of his hat and al
f'pV'., hreeze slightly 'aintod by
sVS, sr.stb OF a great city to fan
'n'a mellow voice. with. however,
y, dramatic infection. murm ,,N,,,
slsoT, and quoted incorrectly ''0"'
.,u and darkenins r'Ver' se arc
c9 VI, o. your Si strength NJ Is the light
ss.rk eye In woman -,
..,.r turned and saw a magn'h-
.rsn Of the genus tramp. -
'''.i IN a garb TO be viewed with
NV ,ven awe. His coat was II
~ fallen into decay some years
wv" u be wore n jauniy striped
rnaei IN, 10 button, and the ghost
loo ueraa above It's intrlcacies. HIS
lh ~ Matched. and torn, ana
.Ssetsdsd away nj the bottom into
aaAu,aasscripabie feet shoi in shape
kihsr and dust. a.. ,,,a 81
i Y. ann Ills eyes We're brilliant
, u.s." and a god-likc smile lit up
n n., sowed little to art or soap.
VA was classic. and Ms nostrils
~. .orvot,s. betokcuing either rae.
uis brow was high and smooth,
-.sard lofty and superior, though
| IL hsari OF uncertain cut. ana yrs
"oysred the lower part of his
Bsarce. asa, s,ro,, o.ta1
!, ~ belng. The reporter ga2ed ut
N, n,' form and shook his head,
4, ,r1lv reussures me, sn'd the
H. II. ronvinccs me that | have
XII mistake in add sing YOU.
H. somr OF the instincts of II gen
1 because yon forhorc to say villa,
f,nw well. namely. that ! ain "A
! look like tramp ana | am one.
oriinary one. haV- a university
Eon ami Greek ana Latin scholar.
lave held the chair of English lit
\ IN A colleg" known all over the
am a biologist. aud more than
I'M a student Of tn wonderful book.
The last ACCOMPLISHMENT is the
he still practi.r II J am not
unsk.lled can road You
[ent a iiscrlmuatiig look upon the
Ii. The reporter luffed at his cigar
bsnitted TO the scrutiny.
! are newspaper man" said the
!. Il will tell you how reached
exclusion. | have heen watching
b. ten minutes. / knew yuu were
man of leisure, Tor YOU walked
the bridge with n somowha, rapid
You stopped and hogln to watch
let Of the moon upon the water. y
rs man w9uld have been hurrylng
70 supper Wien you got your
cut you had to feel IN three or tour
IS before YOU found one. A news
man has many cigars forced upol
! The course Of day, and he has to
ute them amons several pockets.
you have no pencil sticking out of
pocket. No newspaper man ever
Am right In MY conjecture"
reporter made slrrWd guess.
! are right h. said, "aud your
seen ne going into a newspaper
some time ago 20 doubt assisted
your diagnosis"
tramp laughed
are wrong. he said "You were
n ~
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SOME rOSTsCRlPTs.
EVENING

l
\ FILLING the woodland giades:
| only TO lie IN the twilight,
| Deep in the gathering shades
| Only TO lie at midnight.
| climbing the pitch dark stairs.
we at the top OF them waiting;
Upwards are rising our hairs,
| Only to lie as she asks us
| Where have you been so late?"
Only to lie with judgments
cars ran off. had 10 wait"
| Inc gainesville Hesperian contains the
following little poem;
She Is versed IN thcosophy
.,And the mystic cathode ray:
She KNOWS every occult theory,
| Anu each adept of the day
Snc can summon sleep hvpnotic
Sh" can go into trance
sui sh" can not darn n stocking
OR patch her husbands pants
| There has not appeared in years n verse
SO repletc with sadness SO fun of hear,
| tragedy as this. To an unthlnking mind
1t is a mere newspaper jingle more or
less humorous. but TO him who can read
between the lines 1t breathes unlimited
| pathos.
Is there a sadier picture than that OF a
| cultured educated woman bound for life
| TO gent who wears pants?
Our sympathics are nholly with the
lady in the case The verse was doubtless
| written by the aAsb IA himself. ana We
can SEE him with os- minds eye sneal,ins
| up the back stars OF the llcsprrinn ofnee
! in his unpatchod pants" holding in-iis
hand the bitter rancorous verse that 80
| ISLANDERS The wife he has promised to cher
'sn and protect. lie is II base born eur
minded men.
'VSs'sseu OF a "iie VINO has mastered
! the mysteries of thecsophy ana hyp-
! Iotlsm he hriltnli, s,a.r. "a, N. .,-,.r
,tnn nrn h',,s 80 '.' s'",'',
( non anu h'ius UP TO the pubic has
| loa,ilsomc stockings and bids MS peer
! Through the rapgoi renfs p ms ,.,,isfy,
I, swine. This lady is on among len
! thousand. Thiuk what mimi and a.
! memory she must have In order TO be
! acquainted with each adept uf the dnvl
! When W. reflect now many ndcpts there
are in every line. the prcdlglonsu,ss OF
/ her intellectual feat strikes ma dumb. The
husband of such a woman should sit
humhly down and patch hts c,,.i "rautsf'
and give thanks 10 heaven that he Is
vouchsafea INC honor OF being The con
sort OF SO accoinp ihcd woman
Jtere are many nan pos sscd " wives
who darn their stockings ana u,nl their
clothes regularly. who are restless ana
unhappy. ana woni4 ho delr,ousiy tr,ns-
ported If Instead 90 her they had one
Who eouid ana would eo into :, trance.
Years ago. whom this accomplished lady
was younr aud lo,-it,- al,. snve h,,r h,.,,,.
49,, 80
Huu hhi' 10 'Ais creature whom Size
now calls husband She trusted hln
ana she Iny,i i,i,, a,I sf,c ..,,ve her hnn.
"'',' ''"f
'4nosS mo Ms hfepiNs.
was there anything said then about
~. w. a. n''.ts ''''' 20 ,'''''f pam
- ~ ''''F H'p','','' ''e' w
''V''s,' go "'s "u"e,eu "o''s' "ha
49,, -, .'','' ,'','''"' r''"
Vs., n,, ~ a., ,'.,,,,,, ' =, nts NC"
,,'., ,, So, ,''.,',i., ,'-.,,i,..,.... -
-, -, - .,,''
/ ="
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-24
THE LITERARY FIELD.

1
The Rcd nadsc of Courage, Ky stephen
Crane. II. Appleton 4 Co, publishers.
New York. From q. ". Ia'dwin, Houston.
Cloth, price >lOo.
Tits work. by n Young American author,
IL one OF The most remarkable novels of
the year. II has brought It's author from
comparative obscurity to the threshold OF
great literary career II he does not nj.
ready stand within the 'tcmpic OF fame,
MIR. crane Is only % years OF axe. and
when his thrilling book IL read enc can
only wonder how he could possibly depict
the seamy side Of glorious war so well
without ever having felt the stress OF hat
tie himself The strangely mingled con-
ditions that go 10 make up what men call
war have been analyzcd and laid bare In
a thousand different styles. but Mr. Crane
has new way or telling the story. aud
his style Is such as to make II peculiarly
| inimitnhc. 1t is a study OF an ignornn,
YOUTHS mind during tho march. III camp
and undnr fire. Tho various emotions that
actuate tho youth are described With rare
vividncss of language and IN such manner
ms to reveal q wonderful Imagination and
an Insight and power OF realization that
amount TO genius The action OF the story
throughout is splendid. and all asow with
l
most see tho youths regiment in battle
mon with starting eyes and sweating
faces, running madly, or falling. M Il
thrown headlong. to queer. hcapod w
corpsos. Everything is pictured In
lsiylc as keen and bright ~ n sword
blade. the mob like and iarhaflr dcirum.
the mad enthusiasm that can nrousc the
dulard and TIE sjoic. thr sublime alb
sercr Of self shnpss that encounters death
ana despair all the red sickness aud sui
lty nightmare If battle" Altogether the
hook is nn addition 10 American literature,
and a tale TO stir the most sluggish ma
tufe.
AZ rawardcn with Mr Gladstone bv
/ William H. Ridonp. IL NO. al pr. cloth.
Noa r. Y. Cfowol y CO.. publishcrs.
New York and Ros,on.
Mir William ~. R.dciug the associate
EDITOR 4 tho North American REVIEW aud
of the YOUTHS Companion. whose charms
ling N,ue volume Of English Sketches Gu
liiticd In the Land OF lorna pecno was
ito favor hly received by the prtas last
yrur has followed u UP with II similar
,h,nf Of papers. the outcome OF his cS-
ptriencos Of tiaNoi and ohgc,N ion IN TIN
ln iii lslsnls Tho Paper which lends
ifs tlue 10 tho volume gives nm entertain
t,E ui.inre OF the foremost citizen oc tho
A'il' NJ 4 aeihs h'' ,N' 'oNo' o'
Nlr' TX Mr ''"o"ien' az ""WA'''n o,'
'i' "lH Jaw J., M lih"'' '"e n"S' l'N
ir ndld,ns. He therefore. while not in IN
iitas, be,ravlag ,onfiiences or vionins
,,.,,,ts,,,u ~ ,ha su,.ntea, tnaiscre.
i
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,'nss,a publlshine eonapaf,, Mn York
A prc,.y isyn rtry vim !, ber,i,i.. vim
ls n .i,.sh,t, tnaeucnac,i heallf,, rnc.
n.h,,oman Sbo n,orrl.s nn,dau rallls.r
NJ N.rvyn lls1l end rar severn. ,.l,,,.,.,.
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In.
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nc,so ,,,,or , !, :, ,...s,,r ,,,,,, "a.
British army who ras become /, citixrn OF
the United states can be punished II he
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