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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-19
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erfolgrei6 cOnturrtren 3u t0nnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-19
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boten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-19
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6eute einsm SpiBel Elm 9rittel Der,
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negen Ginfijbrung ppn 28 Gontrattz
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-19
GS lit Sbatiade,

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psu ourtl ben C'rbr6u1 p5r tseEcua zRGaier.
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Igaiisrs raid ausqsDal.hsE. 2lc NetluHa lit onoauz
has g&Gicr arGti5.Im
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-19
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din tpot in i6ren 8etten aufgefunDen
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bate, iie Ieien infolqe 8enuiIes BON
Speiien, bic Nrienit entbielten, 1eftprz
ben. Sept tpmmt aus Nfiin6en Die
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li6ellnteriu9unq ergeben bat, iGmmtz
li6e brei Yerionen erorofelt tporoen
limb. Gs banoelt ii6 I'm einen brsiz
laden Raubmarb.
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5irf S9lesipig, lit Die Wittipe Wpllz
itein ermoroet poroen.
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nem6lefen tm8egierungsbe3irt 9lrnsz
berg, WeItphalen, Elm 9(n1trei6er, Nuz
mems S9eerer perbaftet pprben. @r
bat ben Dorti9en Gaitnirtb Sung err
piirgt.
2eBte 6ui 9ingsf freu ben.
9eutI9lanb genieBt beute nit pofz
len 3Hgsn bic 5reuoen oes IeBten
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StGoten Iuufen 8eri6te iiber Garnez
paIsum5iige Elm. S5n &0In bat er
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beute nod na6 9er5ensIu't austoben,
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ben 9rin3en 2Ileranber Don 9reuBen
0erdoe in ben leBten Sagen bes Suz
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perluitig gegungen 1T.
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ren5en 5pii6en 9lrbeitgebsrn uno Or
bsitnebmern auf fdbieosseri4tli6em
Wege beigelsst perpen. Seitbem aber,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-19
Gus DER SuuSrsBauptitaot.
lluiere 6oISreicrpc.

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- Qlmtliher 2tngabe 3ufol9e betru9
BEL S6luB Der beutigen 8eI6dftSItun=
Den Die 8oloreierpe Oe5 S6uBamtes
800, ,489,78
&prea's neuer 8ertreter.
Der neue @aIanOte &orea's an Die
Ser. Stuatan miro morgen oem Prdz
iioenten Dur6 StaatsIetretdr SIneD
pffi3ieQ pprgsiteut perOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-19

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3rmff Z. &rabe, Jun, ron NuE. SHaes q co.
Observation-Disclosures. a,r-o.. A.
GItntpn y. paine. Don Galnt & HIeSaraT, San'
fiers ano UiGtIsr.
Sbps. VI. pan. AHpalt.
gsilbur 4. Saffpn. 9rdresEt Der "SoHtlreHtel'
Grmare Raiuc. gtTesr uEb Serauss.bsr es5
.3euiiteu @orrsipo po-esHieH."
Jcmcs =. 1ylafon, ron Der Same5 .. v!aloE Co.,
Gra1,rs6GbIitarten.
o. ESineIplp SSiniams. GEDGIt
SS o. 0arpsp, GHsros'RropIitoEssSaHeIsr.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-19

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s. ". MORRIS, @.hdttsiubrer
b.s ltleunss SsportemeHts.
gsiniams & SSiniams, RebtseonlHienteH'
3epoiitorium: continental RatonalFSanf.
Sit,rfteuuna Der Sccuritdten: Gisslitn Dc Sr
ppiitsSp.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-01-09

Program Of Teachers and
School Officers meeting to be held
at the Gam valley church on Sat.
urday, January 18th, 1895, begin.
ming at 2 o'clock p. nj:
Music.
Address of welcome by the
Superintendent.
Response-O. T. Dye.
Music.
Select Reading-Clara Yakey.
Paper; Relation of Teachers to
School Board.-E. E. Dye.
Music.
Paper; Relation of Board to
Tsachers.-Inez Simmons.
Essay; Neatness.-Edith GRAY.
Recitation-Mrs. Anna Hall.
Music.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-01-09
Strayed,

December 10th, one bay year.
b colt branded Chair BRANDY "a
Il" on right shoulder, one
'use colored pony mare 2 years
branded Chair hrand) Ii
right shoulder, and one year.
g mare colt, color straw berry,
IN bald face and white legs. A
table reward will be paid for
'lr recovery.
A. II. ENGER,
Bailey P. o., S. d.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-01-09

re Miller Roller Mills will
the olIowing f,r a bushel OF
| what, and keep farmers
4 night for load of 40 bushels:
; pounds Patent, % p unds
Pnd Patent, 80 pounds Straight,
bounds Family, with bran and
IT..
llso sell at wholesale: Patent
81. so, Second Patent q $1.30,
III hit g 81 20, Family q S1.00,
Grade q 75c. per hundred.
MILLER Bros. Co.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-01-09
Estray.

|ken zip Janu.ry 1st, 1896,
J the NE1 section 24-l07-69,
pony mare with star in
about 5 years old. Owner
have same ty paying all
yes.
n. B. INGERsoN.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-01-09
Dr.. r. A. Hill,
|, Soath Dakota i.
and Surgeon.
live years experience.
E.lls promptly attended day or night.

bgc eleven was down from
krds Monday.
bn Danberg was down from
birth Monday
bal blanks of all kinds tor
/ ,heCH1EF Office.
If. CiIley is reported dan
(sly i'll with ~pneumouia.
hi Kent made a "trip to BiJou
the first of the week, after
horses.
Grace, Of Duncan,
|rarsacting business in the
" today.
(ghes & Slechta have quite a
| Of men and teams at work
Eeek putting up ice.
You want TO subscribe for any
! or m .gazine, come in and
kr clubbing rates. You will
money by doing so.
ed and Charlie Grace went to
|ington Springs the first of
teek, where they will attend
b this winter.
| all subscribers of the CHIEF
bay a years subscription in
bee, we will give free a years
to the Toledo Week
|ade.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-01-09
Commissioners Proceedings.
Gam Valley. 8. D.,
January 9th, 1861

Oahu dlIoy, .. ~,
January 9Th, 1861
Board met IN Regular Session at
8 a. m
Present: Stroud, Osman and
Robb,
On motion Official bond of w.
Il. Alternately az County Commls
sloner "a approved and accepted.
Alternately then took his place az
a member of the Board and Osmau
retired,
On motion John Stroud was
elected chairman of the Board for
the ensuing year.
On motion the following road
supervisors reports were accepted
and warrants ordered drawn:
John E Evensou, Road l 1927 90
Z. w. Blackney, Road Q -. so
J.. w. LAWYER Road 8 800. 4 90
f. Holzer, ROAD 4 ......... l6 SO
j. Hawk. Road S ......... 81 rs
On motion Board adjourned to
"'oce ~ 1 I. III
p. ~. SESSION.
Board me- as adjourned,
On motion the action taken in
regard to Katie Bleha on Novem.
Der 9th was reclnded, and the orig
inal action allowing her $3.50 per
mouth reenacted.
On motion the following bills
we're allowed:-
E. o. Lee, hauling lumber
for bridges etc 4 10
A. O. and b. E. Grunset,
work on fire break on road
district lee. ......... IL 90
p. Flnucane, refundlng or
l w
H. A. Dye, refunding order
road district ........... IS
w. II. Mlllett, refundlng Or
der road district 3........ rs
Jens MadSen, retundlng or
der road district 5....... 80
Fl. l.. Bras, blanks SO
J. V. Drlps. printlng....... Q rs
G. A. Osman, commissioner
service 4 5O
J. A. Smith, bridge lumber. IA A
II. N. eleven, 8 months SAL
ary County Judge........ SO 90
g. II. Craze. 8 months SAL
airy Superintendent of
Schools, attendance at
Aberdeen and postage.... 81 81
On motion report of q. IL.
Grace Clerk of Courts for year
1898 was approved and accepted.
On motion reports of E e. Dye,
Treasurer, and A. G. Hill, Register
of Deeds, for months of October,
November and December, with
fees as contained therein were ap-
proved and accepted.
On motion report OF j. V. prlps,
Justice of the Peace, for quarter
ending December 3lst was approved
and warrants ordered drawn to
cover tees IN same.
On motion Board adjourned TO
meet at 9 a.. m. January 18th, 1895.
JANUARY 18th, 1896.
Board met as per ad journment.
On motion the following bills
we're alioWed:-
A. &. Whltbeck, court GER
,fcata.. .S32 80
T. III, Duzan, same......... 2 ~
Geo. Nelson, same ........ 4 80
Perkins Bros, cash books. 20 90
Perkins Bros. tax receipts
claimed at $500 allowed
% >. - so
Brown & Saenger, claimed
(Continued on eighth paeeJ
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-11

open and expressive, and the aspect
of his countenance good natured rather
than sharp or severe as many of his
photographs would Indicate
He spoke for ten minutes without be-
ing interrupted. Then the notoriety-
seeking smart alexis began to "cut
in" At the first interruption from a
man in the gallery, voices in the audi
ence cried:
Shut him up! Put him outr'
Mr.. Bryan raised his hand and said
No, don't do that. Let him ask his
question. I am willing to answer any
question, because when a man is right
no question can confuse him.
At the conclusion Of his speech, Mr.
Bryan departed at once. But there
was another speech in store for the
big audience, and 1T was dehN cred by
the sage Of Nin1nger, who had sat on
the right Of Mr.. Bryan throughout the
latter's address.
Then the big gathering dispersed.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-11

Continued ON Eighth Page.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1896-07-09
Had q Runaway.

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Hoyt, living 4
miles north Of the city, had a serious
runaway last night. Their team be-
came frightened at the tiling on Buck
eye at Fifth and ran north. At Sew
enth the buggy struck the sidewalk
in the ditch and stopped. The team
went on and Mr., and Mrs. Hoyt went
headforemost over the front OF the
buggy to the ground. Both were Sc
riously bruised. They stayed with
friends in town all night. Will John
son caught the team on North Kinney
1t is the same team that ruf
away up Cedar and smashed into th'
Fisher place fence a few days ago
Abilene weekly reflector., 1896-07-09
Lost or Stolen.

At or near Abilene, on the evening
of July 4th, one telescope valise con-
tanning two suits Of clothing and
numerous other articles, among when
were several books containing the
name of +. H. Carpenter, Solomon
City, Kansas. Anyone furnishing in
formation concerning same will bf
literally rewarded. Send Information
TO above address or this office. tSc
Abilene weekly reflector., 1896-07-09
WOULD BE GOVERNOR.
T. N. Potter Of Marion Visits Abilene
Republicans.

Thomas M. Potter, Of Marion, can
didate for nomination for governor
on the Republican ticket accompan-
led by J. W. Moore Of that county IS
in the city, and gave the REFLECTOR
a call. Mr.. Potter is pleasant ana
scholarly gentleman and is making a
clean, manly contest for the place ana
is receiving a hearty support from MS
home county. He is president OF the
State board Of agriculture and .
prominent farmer. He is the only
candidate who has a button out. lt'
bears his picture and the words
"I'm for Potter Who are you torF'
Abilene weekly reflector., 1896-07-09

strayed, several days ago. from my
farm, one 4.year-old black horse and
one s-year-old bay mare, both smooth
and fat, gentle but unbrOken' VIII
likely 90 toward Minneapolis via Sol
ONION. Information as to thell
whereabouts will be rewarded by
R. L. Broughton, Abilene, Kas'
Abilene weekly reflector., 1896-07-09

Vinegar taken with food greatly de-
laws and sometimes entirely prevents
proper digestion.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1896-07-09

-Conyressman Calderhead Will
make some speeches in this county in
about two weeks. He has three
sacks Of letters awaiting him at home
that must be gone through at once.
That is one Of the penalties OF being |
. congressman.
"A. L. Bingham has one OF tue
largest and best pieces Of corn in the
county two miles east OF town-ln
snite of the fact that Joe White insists
that he does nothing but sit in the
shade Of the big shed. Wait until he
gathers the big crop
Bernhard Rufener who was mar
ried couple weeks ago to Mrs.
Knauss has quarraled with his II
wear old son Henry who has left home'
His father advertises that he will not
pay the boys debts. There are
troublous times for Bernhard.
There is much complaint OF low
wages among teachers. 1t depends a
GOOD deal on the kind of teacher One
Abilene young lady has bought and
nearly paid for pleasant home ou'
Of her wages in the past four years
She gets the best salary because sh'
is a skilled teacher.
Cards are out for the wedding o
Miss Minnie f. Schiveley, daughte
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Schiveley, a
It her parents home on North Buckeye
on the evening Of July 10, to Edwar
q 1. Enochs Of Washington, Kas. Inc
!, will be at home in Washington ate
August %.
J Western School Journal Ihel
il too much time taken out OF the II
'' stitute term for organizing and II
" examination. Either the examin
tion should be held on the Mondt
~ and Tuesday following the institut
ok or sessions should be held on sever
~ Saturdays.
n0 The long haired fakir who we
through town labeled "Shrader, t
IS Divine Healer" tried to heal at so
re mon. The Sentinel says: he l'
ng his hands upon j. D. strentz' W
7re has been paralyzed for over ye'
ed and promised him he would be a W
jhe man in year.
axe Enterprise journal: At me
the ing Of the school board on M0nd
lot night it was decided to throw
are the grades Of three rooms into t'
Prof. H. M. Ambrose, Misses Smi
,ral Brown and Humbargar were re'el'
i ed to their old positions. Miss Ii
ing Rugh, Of Abilene, was chosen as
,op. Of the new teachers. The OF
eet. position remains vacant.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1896-07-09
WAR "REMINISCENCES.
sToNEwALL JAckSoN's FOE
He Feared Liquor More Than an Army
Of Soldiers

He Feared Liquor More Than IN Army
Of soldiera
"About daylight Of the day before the
second battle Of Manassas" said con.
federate officer at recent reunion OF
the blue and gray, II was ordered 70
report to Gen. 7. ]. jackson, with a dc-
tail Of 100 men, for q special or
ders. went at once to headquarters
and presented the orders had received
Cen Jackson came out, and, beckonlng
me to follow him, rode some 80 yaros
from his staff, and then turned to me
and halted. a,
"Captain, do you ever use iiquors
he asked.
"'No, sir replied.
ga smile lit up his rugged face as
he said; 4 sent for special detail OF lo0
men under command of an officer whc
never used spirituous liquors. Are you
that manF
ayes, SIR said; ! was detaiiea Oh
that account
".Well, them he continued, i have al
order to give, upon the execution O
which depends the success OF the pres
ent moment, and the result OF the pa'
tie soon to be fought
"lf to keep sober is all that is neeo
ed, general, you may depend upon me-
| said. =
"'No,' he answered, that is not ail
but unless you can resist temptation
drink, you cannot carry out my order'
Do YOU see that warehouse over there
pointing to large building a niue wa
off. take your command up to tn'
depot, have the barrels Of bread role
out and sent down the railroad 'r'e
Abilene weekly reflector., 1896-07-09
RRcpHr REFLECTIONS.

8000ASA
The next big time will be kepuo'
lican convention day.
The Forney boys are pretty wen
fixed for prizes, thank YOU
The rooms in the Brady block are
being cleaned for Dr. s'eslsm''n
occupancy.
Miss Nellie Hadden Of this city
ha. purchased the millinery store OF
Mrs. ]. F. Tonkin at Hope.
Lawrence only had lS inches OF
rain during the first six mon'ns 0' 'ns
wear. Abilene had ~
One attendant in the normal mas
already applied for Il schools A.'sl
the examination she will add a few
more.
Junction City defested the Kan
eos City smelzers Saturday IN 'w0
games Of ball. Chapman at Wamego
was defeated u to s.
Abilene blew in more money iol
fireworks this year than in a hall oe
cade. There seems to be something
wrong with the calamity cry
W. Watson, who had his pre-
liminary at Hope yesterday wa
bound over for trial in district cour
in the sum Of $4,000. He is in jail
Rev. A. S. Dechant writes tina
he has been spending three weeks Il
the Blue mountains and is well an
happy. He now resides at Pennsburs
Pa.
"A window glass in Keller's baker
was broken by rantankerous mr.
cracker that was lighted in the stree
and took its course into the bakery
get a lunch probably.
Explain the present moneta'
system and give its strong and wei
points" was one Of the teachers e
animation questions. No wonder u
teachers grow gray-headel early
The traction engine nuisance
going to be stopped. Although the
is no city ordinance against runnl
an engine without team ahead I'M
isa state law and it will be enforce
We still insist that Abilene is
most moral town in the State. II
Emporia, for instance There
papers print results of drawings
teries, ETC., but Abilene papers
not allowed to.
Wanted, competent girl at Cent
hotel. Apply at once 81 tsc
Get your shaving and haircut
done at G. W. Hollis barber sh
corner Of Broadway and Second str
Abilene weekly reflector., 1896-07-09

IoNArz CnEssER, One Hundred ana
Twenty-cigbth Pennsylvania, Allen.
town, Pa, has been awarded a meda'
Of honor for distinguished gallantry
at Antietam, where he rushed through
a heavy fire, almost into the enemys
lines. and brought off badly-wounded
officer. Comrade Gresser was born IN
the grand duchy Of Baden, and came 70
this country in 1851. Hewas one OF inc
First Defenders, who came to Washing
ton, April IS, 1861.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1896-07-09
Gaming Political Events.

Democratic National convention July 1th'
at Chicago.
Popullst National convention July 2lst' al
81. Louis.
populist State convention, Abilene, Aug
ust 5th.
Democratic State convention at Hutchln'
son August 4.
Republican State convention, Topeka Aug
ust II.
Republican county convention August
Republican appellate convention, junction
City, Aug Is.
popullst appellate convention, concordla
July2
populIst congressional convention, juno
ton City, July%.
populist senatorial convention, ABILENE
| August L.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1896-07-09
Tailor Made Clothing.

Now is your chance II you want Q
nice summer suit at practically cost
Suits from $lS and up.
Pants Sl.O0 and up.
For 80 days only.
PHIL. o. LucIER.
Merchant Tailor.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1896-07-09
Going to Fort Riley.

The Lutherans will run an excur-
sion to Fort Riley next month. These
trips have always been among the
most delightful events Of the year
and this will be welcomed by every
body.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1896-07-09
New Wheat Here.

Chris. Johntz commenced thresh-
inc wheat on his field west Of town
1t weighed so pounds to the bushel
and graded No. 4.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1896-07-09
For Sale.

A good buggy horse, harness and
buggy for sale on easy terms. Also a
nearly new phaeton in good condition.
Call at Visitor office, Broadway.
56-3&c2 ii. DAVIDSON
Abilene weekly reflector., 1896-07-09

so that my men can get it as they pass
and then take your picked men ihvo
the building and spill all the liquor
there; don't spare drop, nor let any
man taste it under any circumstances
This order l expect you 10 execute Nv
any cost ,aao
"He turned, and was about 10 rae
back to his staff, when called haSV''s
Zone moment, general Suppose an
officer Of superior rank should order mt
under arrest, and then gain possession
Of the warehouse ,
"Coming up close TO me- ana looN'ns
me through and through, as 1t seemed
10 me- he said, with look OF solemnity
that l shall never forget
".tJntil relieve you in person. you
ore exempt from arrest, except upon my
written order. I fear that liquor more
than pope's army he added, as he rode
rapidly away. -. ,,,oro
II took my men down to the ware
house which had become 50 lmporeaii''
md threw a guard aroundit, placing
five men at each entrance, with oruers
neither to allow anyone to enter nor 10
enter themselves. H..
"The next thing was to roll out the
brend. which we did. just as we were
finishing that task ! was called 70 one
Of the entrances, to find a general oihcel
, with his staff, demanding that th'
ouards should either allow him to enter
or bring him out some liquor of cours' =,
| refused to comply with the commanp
upon which he ordered his ad]u'an' "
q nlace me under arrest. :,
, 81 told him was there by Cen JACK
sons personal order, and was espee,u' u.
: " exempt from arrest. lie ordered III
Q staff to dismount and enter the ware
n house. and | gave my men the order U
level their guns and make ready. :.
eThis made the general halt, in sp'e
Of his thirst, and hold consulta'lo
with his officers. They concluded TO r
d ners,lasion, since they could not ~
q what they wanted by force but the
found that method of no more avail Una
tbe other. Then they demanded
know my name and what command
belonged TO- and threatened to repol
me for disobcdience.
~ 81 should never have YIELDED az
ID whether they would have pusn'
q, things to an extremity in their ragli
w ", desire for the liquor do not know; p'
i'll inst at that moment Gen. A.P. Hill can
u palloping up with his staff, and nat
,ir rally wanted to know what was u
l., trouble. / explained the situate
" which the quick-witted general took
at once, and ordered the thirsty SOU
off. ,r
".Have you orders to burn the bull
th' ing?' he asked.
"'No,' answered, i have not
at "Without word he rode away, a
within an hour there came an orc
us- from Gen. Jackson tofire the warehou
and when it was well destroyed to
port to him.
81 carried out the order to the lett
Wy not man got drink that day; ana
that time the foe that Stonewall ia
ion son most dreaded was vanqulsheo'
Youths Companion.
' IGNArz GREssER, One Hundred