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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-21
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class Of vehicles be contemplated. as
well as all kinds % light machinery.
Ills crude experiments. showing the
feasibility Of his plans and ideas. I'M
stead 90 gaining him fame and rcnown
or even respectful attention. called
down on him universal rIdiculo and op-
prohium. and he abandoned bis scheme
In this regard 90 escape the charge of
insanity
The turnpike propriCtors not only
declined to negotiate With him. but de-
clared that hts device would DESTROY
the roads. brighten the horses. and
even u successful. would uiu ihe lead
ms industries 90 the country Then hc
gave up in despair and abandoned his
project he consigned hls pet the
steam wagon. 60 hmho and applied his
engine to mill wheels and other pur-
poses Ia art and manufacturing.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-21
ANEcpoTrs or BouhsAKr.
lie SEVER Tansa In Hs Daty &c
France.

he Nstsr Taisd Ia lis Duty &C
France.
The death Of Ger >Bourbak removes
another Of the few lmen Who even nov
might throw Lightly certain mysterl-
Gus missions provfps 10 the capltula-
ton OF Metz. says the London Saturday
Review But he remained obstinate
ly silent 10 the last. although he ad-
mltted that be- had had an interview
with the Empress Eugene after Sept.
4. 70 is the only unexplained episode
ln the ne cf "a brave. loyal and other
wise ouispohen soldier. who. whatever
bis dynaslic loanings. never failed for
an instant 10 bis duty 10 France. This
silence was all the more remarkable.
rasmuch as his general frankn'a
rarely spared either friend or foe. when
ON May ! or 2. 1859. Lieut. Dc Cadero
was sent hy Napoleon III 10 make pre-
lImiuary inquiries as 20 the condition
Of the French army then already near
the scene Of operations. Bourhakl sent
ANt lhllNW WING NtHHAH'f y roy hNN N''
emperor whether his minister Of war
VaillanD is traitor or whether be
has fallen into q state Of idiocy" Tro.
chu dotted Bourbakls l's and crossed
his ~. "A French army" said Tro-
chu 20 the same envoy. has made Us
way into Italy before now without
shoes 10 their feet and without shirts
20 their backs but the sight OF q
| French army going to confront the en-
envy without cannon and without car
tridges 10 an unprecedented sight
During the campaign itself BonrbakI
was equally frank In his accidental
communication with the Austrians
One evening a spy was brought before
him. The fellow did not deny the ac'
cusatIon. "Yol are sent By the Aus
irianss" asked the general. Yes. sir,
was the reply. And you imagine
perhaps. that this Is an honorable call
ina" yes. sir VIII you serve u
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-21

sniy wsmas nsraesea ain -iih s-.r-
A.,os,.h,nr letter..

sns wsmsn Hararrra Hi- -ish s-r-
Astonishing Letters.
SOME letters from nc fair sex caused
sir Walter Scott Al isari AZ MIRA
amusement a. annoyance saj- Gem
pie Bar In his earlier years "a 40
woman from about Almwick by dint'
Of letters and plans fiat extracted from
him a guinea for o charity. then senl
him a manuscript % a curious ansel.
which he was 10 publish % hia opE
name. aEd Of which 3. vas % iaHs
half the profits a1a.iy. on bis ieolln-
Ing tho parig1rsh.p. iali DC rh1nm
take shares 30 a palta' reilc.la 70
babies. her own iiTra.icr Dread Of
partlcipatIc1 Dr. "fsrh E iefci-.kc ~
fair" drove Scott % alC lc Dc louui
Of future corr~ adcnc Win ODE Be-
d. On q March dly ia DIS istal ycag
1926 Sir Walker zlsvcred two modes'
requests from widow lalirA Ono OF
these. presumably On q former slight
acquaintance gl;h h's mother. desired
that he should impress On Peel. then
home secretary. the merits o. her ser-
ond son. whom re Das 90 represent or
mt for any situation in pu5hc ohice.
The second lady. who had already Der.
used "Marmion' and The Lady Of BE-
Lake engaged IN re,ura ior a suitable
provision Tor Der fen'f education. %
read al her benefacior'a other Works
/ After dealing with these letters 3cot
felt himself constrained 20 record bis
conviction that "ycur destitute uii-
ow. especially q she hath a charge VI
children and ore or two a. Tor patron
sge. 10 one Of the most impudent al
mails living" Mr. dld advancing age
protect the too-celebraicd author from
more dangerous designs m his con
year Sir Walter received a letter from
"a certain young man Of sapienf fam.
Ivy conveying TO him the Information
that woman o. rank. hls sister had
~ Gar mistaken bic Intentions al "a
suppose that be- vas only prevented -
E.0desty from stating cei am wishes
and hopes. etc" sir Walters refec
tions we're not satierlng 10 The lady
and he excused himself with iiiill
picking upon The terms.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-21

men would employ in doing . 1.-THE
Of the work. II would be interesting
n the British Association would gre
us the exact size. weight. ETC.. Of the
brains Of noted individuals BY name
Generalization ia very we'll but there
are a great many thinking persons
who would Ike to know how many
men have brains that weigh so ounces
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-21

because Minnie Woodruff aged ff-
teen. a young woman of Evansville.
Ind. received letters from rival
throaioninr her NE she became pros
tralcd. and her physicians say she cam
not recover Miss Allie Rowe, Of How.
ell. h said to have written several let
ters In which she said she would Mn
Minnie u che did no, forbid Win sad
Tor from calling on her sadler Is .
railroad man.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-21
RECENT INVENTIONS.

Water faucets arr being made which
will close automatically without the
aid q a spring. the valve seat being ct
10 the vertical portion Of the faucet.
with a lever In the lower end to force
up the valve. which falls hack by lis
own weight and the pressure Of the
water as soon 81 the lever r. released
To assist tn pulling inner tubes into
pneumatic tires wooden sectional
hoop Is provided with a groove In lis
outer surface In which the tube is held
By a rope 70 prevent o. slipping. a.
the hoop is forced around the tire. the
rope being then loosened 90 the hoop
can be- Withdrawn from the tube
States can be- quickly and easily
cl,gned by a new device. consisting %
a casing. 10 contain water with a
spune stopper and rod running
through Il. carrying a button AZ ona
end. By which u Is depressed to allow
a small quantity Of water % Tow into
the sponge mounted on the opposite
end Of the clsing
TO do away with the necessity for
using a wrench in removing wagon
wheels a new hub has a cap fitted over
TIE outside end which carrie a clamp
on the intoKlor 10 be- pushed forward
and engage the nut when q o. desired
10 remove the wheel she clamp helug
Withdrawn again a. soon a1 the wheel
turns the uui tlght
Flowers can easily be- carried on a
bicycle by recently patented dcvlse
which Is formed Of a SINCE piece %
wire bent into two parallel arms With
a hook IN the center TO iasisn t To-
the head Of the machine the arms tx-
iending outward Go support me rims.
which carries a rubber sack into which
the flower stems are pressed
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-21

Horselsss carriages are old. More
than q century ago oliver Evans. APP
prenticed 20 a wagonmaker IN Phila-
delphia. began dabbling In the study
Of steam. while studying be came
across an old work describing an at
mosphsric engine, and was 50 strongly
Impressed with compressed air as a
motive power that be entered upon a
series OF crude, boyish experiments
and was soon satisfied that compressed
air was the best motive power for he
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-21

majority against him and his meth
ods was still being piled w. is cone
feaslon that he knew hls day hal
come. he did not retire because
bis love Tor power has died out,
but because be- saw the handwriting on
the wall Il was not abdicaiiou IN %
sense. but revolution the result Of he
popular cry 81 machine rule and iu
porpetuation by corrupt methods. Cox,
like Richard Croker. his New York
prototype. rose from obscurlty 10 om-
hipotont local power by the force ~
interruptions daring lie began lie
40 bootblack IN the streets Of the city
which he has 70 long ruled wita an
iron hand. lie was born In 1853 IN
what b now the fifteenth ward. he
graduated from the streets into the
butcher business. and thence invaded
the domain Of politics and quickly be-
came a power when just above bis
majority he was elected 10 the city
council lie lef, that place 10 be- a
member Of the board Of equalization
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-21
A HUMANE INVENTION.

The latest thing to be- invented In
the bicycle line Is an ambulance. II
IL not yet In use. hut has been per.
tected hy q bicycle genius. The body
looks like a grocer's wagon and rests
upon the frame Of the wheel and two
STAYS running from the frame at the
junction Of the rear wheel The frame
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-21
n.nrr A..,r.ll.n shnn...n.r.

Shop assistants In Australia DO not
have a hard time Of o. They work on
ly ATTY hours per week. n Ballarat
every shop. excepting those of iohae-
eonlsts. hshmongers and hairirsssers,
close at p. n. for the FIRST four d1ys
Of the week. on Friday a. p M. and
on Saturdays At 10 ,. m. The MAORI
ny open al p. M. 10 be swept and
busted by the crrand boys. the assist
ants arriving q; S.3o a m.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-21

Judge What Is the charge"
Omocr Assault and battery you
honor The prisoner struck a man"
Judge What's his occupation"
Omcer-"P rizehrhier
Judge "pr.Eenghters And Won
claim he struck a man. You must b.
drunk. Case dismissed with costs"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-21

Sir Kipl.ng SAT in chief cafe:
A meatloss joint before him lay.
The napkin was ragged and Gar from
clean
And a blonde tress lay in the butter.
Inc
Sir KiplIng unused ss be- checked o.
swear.
a rag and a bone-and a hank ~
hair"
h 7 Warner
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-21
o. their movements. but he has
time and his picture Ia In every
gallery In this country and
|RpRREp HIS FATHER.


an shot b, Hls son, whom lie
Pad Ordered 10 Leave.
Flannelly shot and killed
". Patrick Flannelly. one 81
respected citizens OF Redwood
the other night because no
ordered from a ranch for dis
hg the old mans wishes. The
was committed IN the elder
piellys home. which the son had
~ emily entered with The intent Of
8ing murder. The crime aroused The
people OF Redwood City 10 high
state Of excitement Posses were formed
to pursue the parricide, ana he was
finally located at the ranch he had
been ordered 90 leave. When called
upon 20 surrender young Flannelly
opened Gre on Sheriff McEyoy. Of San
Mateo county. and several OF his dep.
uues. one bullet taking effect In the
sherln's left arm The yolloy was re-
turned. and the murderer was wounded
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-21
NM RlCYCLE AMnULANCE.

OF the bicycle. which l. otherwise like
an ordinary wheel. Is elongated 70 pro-
vide a place for the ambulance and
the rider. With pneumatic tires there
should be little Earring OF the sufferer.
and the noise ought 10 be less than
that which racks the nerves OF tho
occupant OF the present ambulance
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-21
s. -5+T5I- 81,
....,l.,,,,ss - &. -sEasK "A
-. issrl -
INN ~ Il r.-.-.
S.-.aAk>C k.,zssisc HzlD z.ic,
HOW nIrV rWTTRNs MILK

hbM hlih NhihfH Min
COW stops he butts away numerically.
II one strays away he will keep all the
rest waiting until he finds the truant,
and with a few butts he chases them
all home.
In the month Of April Dick was TAX
en- 10 the brook thoroughly washed
and then shorn.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-21

"see here" said the angry man to
his neighbor. Il want this thing stop
ped. That wife OF yours IL prying tn
70 our Affairs with telescope" IN
lts,k into Il, air."
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-21

Bicycle Friend What's the matter
with yous You look like a puncturcd
tire"
Friend-"And YOU talk like an IN.
aated one"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-21

Flrs, Drummer What's your llnef'
Second Drummer--"i'm handling a
oothlnv syrup for babies
=. D.-"what's your best town."
s. D.-"Brooklyn."
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-21

reacher-"lohnuy. can you tell me
the name Of bird that has lately be-
came extlncis"
lshnny Maynn- -.nlck c.nhst-
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-21

sahac 81 cher b. the only colored
handmas,er iu the German army He
Is al the head ~ the music corps ot the
ROYAL prussian Regiment 81 Greua-
oilers Kng Frederick lll no. I East
Piussianl. which garrisons kocnigs-
berg. Prussia Sahac 81 cher Is said
to be remarkably handsome. Tits faith
err was born in lnwer Egypt Prince
Albrccht 81 Prussia found him at the
court Of the Khodiye and brought him
10 berlin. Tie married a German WON.
an. sahac 81 cher played the violin
when be was s years old and received
an excellent musical education. The
band IL In great demand
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-21
A CINCINNATI BOSS.
GEORGE e. cox HAS RETIRED
FROM POLITICS.
tits Methods nii Not Ala uls Party h.
the Recent Election Oae 81 the
Mod Cieve- Politicians Of the nuci.
eye state.

FORGE r. cox.
for over q dozen
years the Republic
,n boss Of Iianiil
ton county has abe
llcatcd Read bee
tween the lines hl8
announcement of
hir retirement FROM
active participation
300 politics made
public while the
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-21
SCIENTIFIC POINTERS.
CURRENT NOTES or DiscoV-
cry AND INVENTION.
The Utilization Of Animals Nothing
New Undsr the sun-A Pet Ram
That u wonder Preventing Ac-
eldents on Railroads.

The Utilization Of Animals.
En- he beef value Of
I'M the o. Us only a
small portion Of
the prof 10 be- de-
!. A. !. !. 4. /. !. !. !. !. !.
4 ,1.ssa1---lA\ rived from this
r. ~ 49\ useful animal. In
" ~ stead OF 80 per cent
- waste that saf for
Nt1i5t.ss- morly the natural
W. cOusoq ucnce OF
- slaughter. under
present manage
nent. the only loss. according 10 one
Of our popular writers. is tho expiring
breath Of the beast" There b. no part
or parcel Of Il that does not nnd its
use during the worklng-up Of the many
elements Of which Il Is composed. one
third only Of the creature can be used
Tor food. This Is Why butchers and
meat market men make such point
Of the necessity for getting big prices
Tor the small utillzable portion. But
the expert makes paper out OF the I'M
digested food. buiterine reappears
from the finer portions Of the Fat. the
mattress-makcr and the mason ind
good uses for the hair. ox-iail soup
has lis legitimate basis. neat's-ioot oil
IL made In considerable quantities. al
most a pint being secured from each
foot The larger bones are worth $50
ton: the bones Of the fore legs are
used for collar buttons. parasol han
dies and iewelry. and bring $50 a ton
The little bones are burned for bone
black, the dust and hne scraps vii
feed poultry. and even the water 10
which the bones and certain portions
Of the refuse are boiled Il available tol
glue gelatin comes from the sineWs
the hoofs and horns are Of great yalu'
IN making fancy articles. and the hid'
goes 10 the tanner. 10 come out OF hi
hands az leather Even the blood !
carefully saved. and goes 10 rehneries
or IL compressed into articles OF va
rious sorts. The actual cash value o
beef animal is. therefore. by nj
means confined 10 the eatable portion,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-21

an arm 20 be
Slipped through I
sfIlles recently a very meat"
obbery took place. In which the I
np. owed burglar dril was used. The I
craeksmen drilled hole one or two 1
Inches In diameter by means OF
handbrace. at the level Of the lock. /
and afterward tapped the hole so that
there might be screwed into Il a
threaded rod provided with a handle
at lts extremity The drill. properly
80 called, consisted OF steel plate
ring provided with saw teeth at one
OF ita edges. This ring was held by a
transverse rod. TO which was fixed a
vertical lever and a bridge. The
threaded rod. which was frat screwed
into the door. served a. an axis OF
rotation. Upon this axis was fixed the
drill. and Il only suffeed 10 maneuyer
the lever In order 10 cause the saw
teeth 10 bite the plate OF the safe. AZ
ter a short period Of silent work a disk
was detached and came out with the
tool. The safe then no longer offered
any resistance 10 the burglar.
fhe reason safes are not cracked
hgo and other large cities AZ
ce we're" said william Pink
other day. "ls because We
de Il very improbable for the
NJ 90 attempt sob. Three
ibe safes and vaults In the
Vets of Chicago are con
krlc wires with the ONCE
DC company and the In
these safes is tempered
Al farm bell rings Ia the once
~ dozen men are on duty wait
4 for such an occurrence. No bell
rings whore the safe g. There &C.
hQihing 10 disturb the burglar. and ~
b. keeN on with hls work We are
very likeiy~,s catch him IN the act.
a. has been Nune half a dozen times
Now. the expert faic crackers all
know this and ior that reason they
give Chicago a vide hyrih Add 10 the
protection OF electricity The fact that
the buildings are aIl guarded by
. Naichmen and that che police are
quite numerous in he business dis
trlct al nlrht and you win see the
tt safe cracker has no, the show h. used
Il 10 have. The principal safeguard
however. o. electricity No matter
how conscieniiously Waterman
might make DIE rounds @ might De-
possible Tor a couple 81 handy men 90
sei into q store and DO a job between
trips while the Waterman was IN some
other part uf the block But when
the safe is connected with a burglar
alarm. a. the majority Of them are.
thu safobloWer has no chance IN the
world ne attempts 20 bore the door
or TO knock on the combination knob
and Instantly a biz bell begins to rims
blocks away and continues 10 ring un-
IN someone gets TO that safe AZ for
the safes In grocery stores and other
places away from the downtown dis
triot. they don't have enough IN them
10 pay ior the trouble and risk Of get
> tins into them. These small shop
= keepers usually hurry downtown and
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-09-30
CHAPTER XII.

1t was near day when Rumferd re.
turned from the dining party, none the
better for the champagne he had con.
sumed. He was one Of those whom
wine will put to sleep. but never de-
prive of reason. He had sense enough
to reach home, put his horse in the sta
BILE, let himself into the house. find his
way to his chamber, and even blow out
the light before tumbling into bed,
where he fell into a heavy sleep which
lasted until late the next day.
That morning the household arose
carly. as usual. Cybele and Venus
met in the passage between Astrea's
chamber and the dining room.
"Zora up yety' inquired the oldest OF
the goddesses.
Nor was the curt reply.
den she mus be sleapin' oh de
gran roun's three times ODER! gwine
call her."
Don't you do no such thing. Ole
marse say how she mustn't be 'sturb
till she wake up her W se'fr" said
Venus. In alarm.
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CT the wood. where. -
around, she said 10 pausta, ;
This is Arcade. ns sa :
i've. with my mother rl !. Aea
other children, all tha natun !.
homer" my loved \
AT these words-. Z
home"-the song She 6.l loved
died away from hs, nad been I
ner heart. and she sat ~, doa aad
Hank! ' Tree.
What sound is thu,
upon her charmed ear, which
"A melodious. sos,
strange and sweet, yet ~ e1s
any bird of the mir. No. ! J, the /
away. 4 rises n
she murmurs to berso,..
These woods are %
OF beauty" and lifts ha rull q N,
Again those soft. clea. aead .
bell-like, upon the air Chine
are followed by a swift aI nld ael
Of raindrops upon fallen pa patted
rustling In the branches raves
She starts to her feet. usaf.
On; heaven! it is the h.
bloodhounds. and thew oay
track. are
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Go,

L..rille. SCI
r e,.u glare Of q
L.,%sst Of a prot ira
' % be seen, ana
h ! infuriated ..l p
IN 4 negro, WAS !
',psp Of his heillsn
" Of %fourtee MN
n. He was s sw
" so,urt house yar'
fF%cckrort. Ind. +.
NJ was Hn ~,n,.l, j
mart Of the cou
relk and steal
~ was released
The county Jain
rdsy and drin n,n
he went out afo o.,
Es y railway.
' neal Petri sta.
poor little a Oe
',ts, daughter Oh !,
Finent farmer. II
|nltIng her and "a a
|Ss lI purpose. IN
'st and bruised
Iinc pin, and l Ell
track to die. .nre ~
,s outrage spre;
rs we're sent M
rds we're sent e
rty miles, and
was well night
III bis attempt 10
made back over
captured in y
linz station at
four miles belo1
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NO WEIR
JURY
cpse Fails

tOtu''
Case Fails
Pa, SCI
into the
strikers met thc
on Sept. 10 IA
Eict after being
| hours.
| general strike
Isrs employed in
Epson 4 Watkln
| About 1,40o III
BE may u
hons If the pres
and dissatisfac
foreign element
snna valley.
blowing Bate
Thirteenth reg
have departed
bin has given OF
boarding the fun
militia.
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Social Demo

Social Do mo|
%Re1bury. Mass
Pnal Brewery
+ withdrawn ID
fialistic Labor
\ Social Den
pest Kurzenkn
Pchtold, both o.
fied national
(anz was reel
fswers' .Journ
u adjourn ton
ntlon will be
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-09-30
SEVENTEEN
n Wine Juss &C
Mexico

v 1870
Mexico
b Paso. Tex. !
IN received here
he in the CORR
rs from this eli
killing sevente'
|rk In the mine
%ktunates, says
fied alive unde
dlrt. Inc =
} oldest mines il
VI silver. 1t is
althy Corratios
bal stockholders
" York. If tn,
bed the Mexican
pose a heavy
account of III,
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Then

\. Then
MASON City. |
lson. Twin
|npied the II
N Larson al
q then took |
| was the ca
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Breaks


New York. Ser
fiser Wilhelm
|Auisition TO d
Prh German |
las arrive|
PAGE, making
champion in
ess twenty-five
Pnutes, the fas|
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[CHED By
,.rs THE rE'
BRuYALAssA

~u.pared '''''
hanging RI
I,..Aro in 'h'
|. Ne Had =
n. ...aa'' on q
..-erar-o :
4, Hard scare
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The nj

The III
~ Charles. !
Eyd, son of II
Pun, accident
kin, Claude
IA revolve
afs OLD and |
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Vatican

Vatican
Home, Sept. 81
Fned the Spa
+ Catholic chi
fexcommunic
Faor Reverter.
fkss II should
alleged to Ia
Fbng to the {
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Earth,

Earth(
Me-
FAKE shock vi
Em Oldtow|
Ernham. Roc
kfr points a
@disunguia
damage ii
P&k lasted /
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Base ball pitchers. letter aelysu'
preachers are Judged by tne1'