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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-11-17
CAPTURED AT LAST.
Fighting Ton" Cooper Caught
at Kip zinn's.
Makes No Resistance Harry Pride aud
Grese Cooper assist In the Capture
Brought to Town and attracts Much
Attention Six Charges Agninst Him
Two for Arson, Four for fslonious
Shoofjup


Two for Arson, Four for felonious
shooting.
Fighting TOM Cooper has been
captured. He was found where he
has been staying for weeks, at Kip
Zinn's, about fourteen miles from
here on the Kingwood pike. He made
no resistance whatever, but at the
first sight OF the officer gave up his
guns and agreed to 90 without any
trouble
Saturday morning constables III. b.
Lindner and Jacob Duval aceOmpan-
led by Harry Pride and Henry Cooper,
started for the mountains to get
Cooper. The constables had decided
that their man was not coming to
town any time soon. Pride suggested
the plan OF capture which was carried
out. The party went first to Zinn's
They did not find their man who was
out hunting. Duyal was left at the
house TO prevent any Of the family
from giving the alarm. The rest Of
the party took up Toms trail.
He was followed all day through
the mountains and returned TO the
house about nine o'clock Saturday
night. Six rabbits and a wild turkey
had been killed by him. AS soon as
he entered the house he saw Duval.
Tom at once went up to him and
handed him his weapons, with the re-
mark. II suppose you are after me. y
He consented to come without trouble.
At the same time he asked the officers
to wait until the next day. After a
parley they agreed on this.
Pride, Cooper and Lindner returned
to town leaving Daval to guard the
prisoner. On Sunday night he was
brought in and taken to the Franklin.
He was not put ia jail but was guard
ed in a room at the hotel. A crowd
collected to see the desperate and he
seemed TO enjoy the show. On Mon
day he paradcd all over town with the
two officers, and apparently wanted
to make himself as conspicuous as
possible.
Detective Robert G. Robinson, Of
Allegheny county was telegraphed for
and he arrived on the noon train. The
party left in the afternoon for Pitts
burg. No reward has been offered for
Cooper, and the expense OF the cap
ture was betrayed by Lindner.
There are six charges against Coop
er; two for Arson and four for felon-
icus shooting,
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-11-17
To Celebrate Thanksgiving.

On Friday after Thanksgiving the
children In the public schools will
celebrate the holiday with appro-
pirate exercises. Every room will par
ticipate and very interesting time is
promised. The children are already
busy on their parts and will do the
very best they can when the time
comes. Turkey will come in for a
very liberal share Of the praises be-
slowed on the day.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-11-17
Audacious Crime.

Night before last while sleeping ia
the house with the body of DE-. Gil
lespie, to guard it, George W. Stocken,
Of Sistersyille, who was formerly a
student here, was robbed The thieves
took watch and chain, and thirty
dollars in money from under the pill
low on which he was sleeping without
arousing him. The Grape on the door
did not prevent them committing
this great act of sacrilege.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-11-17
Invitation to a Splendid supper.

The NJ. E. ladies will give one of
their splendid suppers in the church
on Thursday evening. They will en-
terrain their friends in their usual
charming manner. The social feat
ures Of the evening will be very
pleasant and splendid musical
program will be rendered The prices
for everything will be nominal. 1t
will be pleasant occasion through
out.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-11-17
Thanksgiving Services.

Thanksgiving Services will be held
in the Episcopal Church on Thanks
giving day at 1890 Instead of the
regular sermon three addresses will
be given of 5 minutes each and they
will be positively limited to that
time The first will be by Rev. Jas
sheerin on 'Social Progress of the
Past Year" The second by Rev
Ira NJ. Wallace on the Religious
Progress of the Past Year" The
third by Rev. /. A. Barnes on Dan
ger Signals
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-11-17
Something Wrong.

Out Of the seven decisions hand
ed down at Charleston at the time
the decision in the Musgraye case
was given five reversed the decisions
of the lower courts. Such a thing
shows that the circuit courts were
either woefully incompetent or that
the higher court is too ready to over
rule the finding of their subordi-
mates. Judge Brannon vigorously
dissented from the court in the Mus
grave case as he did in the first in
stance. He supported Judge Ha-
gans' rulings in every particular.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-11-17
Furniturel Furniture +,

We have in the last few days adj
ded quite lot Of furniture 20 our
stock already on hand, and can sell
you bedsteads, chairs, rockers, tables,
at rock bottom prices Remember
that our furniture is all hard wood,
and the latest designs, at
HUTCHINSON d JACOBS,
Little Falls, VIVA
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-11-17

Mrs. John Kinkaid has gone to
CIauksbnrg to attend the meeting of
the Grand Lodge Daughters of Re
bekah.
Mrs. Amanda wilkins, of Newark,
Ohio, who has been visiting Mrs. E.
Turner has gone to Fairmont for a
visit preparatory to returning home.
Manager A. 2. Romine has gone
to Fairmoni to arrange for the
Bethany game
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-11-17

In ladies capes, jackets and b
we have sold stacks OF these go
and are continuously ordering mi
and have more new ones on the n 80
that viii reach us in day or two. See
them at Hutchinson d Jacobs.
UMBRELLA bargains: roc, soc,
$l.00, sl2g, best for the prices, only
at G. w. John s. Cos,
Go and see Waters 4 Whit
tington i'm their new room. Woods
Building, largest and finest line
Shoes in the city.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-11-17

new postoffice has been estab-
lished at Jaco, this county. and VIM.
L. Jaco has been commissioned as
postmaster. A commission has also
been issued to Clark r. I.emley as
postmaster at Charlotte this county.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-11-17
Married.

KEENER = MILAN Married by
Rev. A. Cameron, at the home of
the BRIDES mother on the West Side,
Nov. 10th Mr.. Levi l.. Kecner and
Miss Alice MILAN. The many friends
Of both extend very best wishes.
Bothare well and favorably kn own
in the community.
RErSER-- VANDERvoRT = Married
at Stewartstown, ON November lathr1
by Rev. Warner, John e.
Cora vandervort, both d
on. The marriage w
surprise to their fri
ties. Their =
decided y
err, Mr.. Jos. Reiher. We extend our
congratulations
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-11-17

meme nofeAICer ana Keep MS once open
all the time. Any one needing his SER
vices can find him always prepared to
wait on them.
Buy Sugar and Flour at Posten's.
DR.. w. E. STEWART, dentist,
office over Rice's store.
The social and supper at the NJ.
+ Church on Thursday evening will
be very delightful occasion
A MARRIAGE license has been is
sued to John j.. Reiner % and Cora
Vandervort 2S both of this county.
A FULL line of Reymcrs box can
dies the finest goods on the market
has been received by E. l. Naret.
MORE of the $1.59, $500, $500
Shoes. More Style, Better Quality
than Others at G.. w. John & Cos.
SPECIAL Bargains in Infants and
Children's Underwear, Soft and,Warm
Cheaper than Others, at G.. W. John
& Co.'S.
FAIRMoNT may expect large
crowd from here to morrow to help
her celebrate the beginning of her
new court house.
A BRIDGE will probably soon be
built across the Ohio at Sistersville,
and several plants started on the Ohio
side.
The violin solo by Prof. Keen
this morning in chapel was decided
ly the finest thing heard in chapel
this year He was accompanied by
Mrs. Keen.
w. w. KEENER has shipped sixty
head of fine cattle to Philadelphia.
They were of very fine quality and
attracted good deal of favorable
comment as they passed through
town.
JAMES EDWARD JONES, the youth
full negro flend who murdered little
Stanley Mason on the twentieth Of
last July at Moundsville, has been
convicted and sentenced to the peni-
tentary for life.
The Morgantown football team
held its first practice last night in
Municipal Hall. They will practice
regularly and will soon be in fine
shape The team gives promise of
being first class one.
A GUST of wind blew $35 in bills
out of the pocket of a lineman at
work on telegraph pole at Fairmont
the other day, and scattered the
money so completely that only $40 of
the amount could be found.
The many friends of Dir. G. b.
Foster, of Chicago University, will be
pleased to learn Of piece of good
fortune which has fallen to him.. He
has been advanced from an assistant
to full professorship of systematic
theology at salary of $4,000 DR..
Foster is quite well known here hav
ing been student here and having
married here. His wife was Miss
May Lyon.
III. c. GAMMETER, a student of Me
chanics at the University of West
Virginia,is at work upon a typewrit-
er, which is worked by compressed
air and embodies an entirely new APP
plication of this comparatively new
force. 1t is said that corporation
has been formed for its manufacture
as soon as his invention can be pro-
tected by patent. Mr. Gammeter
was here Friday ard seems to have
every confidence in his abilityto make
the new machine go.-CoWty Mail.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-11-17

THE Shapely, Good Wearing Shoes
that you see others wear, you can al
SO get II you buy your shoes OF us. We
give the best values, the best wearers
for the lowest possible prices. Buy
your shoes OF us.
HIRscHMAN's.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-11-17

HOOPS PILLS are the only pills to
take with Hoods Sarsaparllla. Easy
yet efficient.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-11-17

G. w. JOHN & Co. for Good Honest
Goods at the Lowest prices.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-11-17

''IIood's Sarsaparilla has cured our
baby Of running sores for which we
doctored her for long time. II has
relieved me of rheumatism. My
wife was troubled with sick headache
and could get nothing to relieve her
until she took Holds Pills. II. Il.
PINcKNEy, Lock, Box 9, Ellenboro,
W. Va.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-11-17
If YOU

Want to get present for some
one you can always find some
thing nice at
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-11-17

You can buy the Best Wearing
Shoes at G.. w. John & Co.'S.
THE Hosiery from 10c to 25c is bet
ter than all others. Sold by G. w.
John g. Co.'S.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-11-17
JUSTIN M. KUNKLE, Local Editor

DR.. Morris, Dentist, has made his ar
rangements to remain permanently at
home hereafter and keep his Office open
all the time. Any one needing his SER
vices can find him always prepared to
wait ON them.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-11-17
What Cured the Baby.

r, Mr.. Jos. Reiner. We extend our
congratulations.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-11-17

In clothing, mems boots and shoes,
hats and caps we have sold stacks of
them, and still have good stock to
select from, and the third order of
boots and shoes on the road for the
fall trade. Anything in the above
line, we can make you close price
on at HUTCHINSON d JACOBS,
LITTLE Falls w Vo
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-07-25
simply immense.

simply immense. He is not dis
cRmfit ted in the least by the
POSITION he is in and spends his
time in jail whistling and sing
ing as merrily as if he was en-
joying a season of plentiful hand
outs.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-07-25

about half way between Gribble's
(the last house on the street, and
Brooks by JAS. Harris and his
brother, who spoke to him. They
say that when they got home-a
few steps futher on-they looked
at the clock to see how long they |
had been to town and it was just
$50. From this time until he
appeared at Brooks for supper
is blank He says that he
went straig down the road to
Brooks. which according to
the time stated by the boys
would have consumed two hours
and a half, which is, Of course
impossible. as the distance is
but few rods. 1t was during
this time that Pearl was MUIR
dered and circumstances point
strongly to his following her
across the hill. but no one can
be found who saw him east of
the Western road. Could we
find such person the mystery
would soon be solved.
Bons appeared at the Brooks
house just as the evening meal
was ready. He asked for some
thing to eat and they brought
him in and gave him a supper.
He didn't eat much that evening
and appeared slightly nervous.
After supper he went down to
the bridge and sat there for
about an hour and a half. He
then came up town and stood for
a while on the corner of Fifth
street and Superior avenue. He
walked up Fifth street to M. B.
McGee's where he stopped and
/ asked for SOmpthinO To eat.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-07-25

HIS STORY.
Bons says that he is a Belgian
by birth and came to the north
ern peninsula from Branch coun-
~ in lower Michigan Menomi-
dee was the place he struck first
on his journey into this country.
He came from Menominee to
Iron Mountain where he stopped
a while and then made his way
to Florence, Wis, where, not
finding things to his taste, he
jumped an ore train and arrived
in Crystal Falls at about 1870
Friday afternoon. After alight
ing at Crystal Falls, he made his
way up the railroad to the falls
where he lay about a half an
hour. Then he took the Mansfield
track up past the Monitor mine
Aisae Crystal Falls mine. He
went up as far as the Office at
this mine, and seeing no one
about, changed his mind and
came back to the Great Western
mine. He spent about half
hour at this mine, he says, and
then went over to the pump near
the boarding house which is
occupied by the Harris family
Mrs. Chas. Harris saw him at
the pump at about $3.50 (about
fifteen minutes after Pearl went
by) and after getting drink he
proceeded down the street where
he was seen by Mrs. Harry
Harris who took particular
notice of him and who says that
the time was $50. He passed
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-07-25

told him that If he would wait
few minutes he (Johnson)
would 60 down town with him
and buy him a supper. Johnson
went away for a minute and
when he came back the man was
gone. He was seen at several
houses between there and the
Shafer spur where he met
Davidson boy.
Bons next proceeded to the
depot where he slept in box
car all night.
Saturday morning he got
breakfast at Margisons and then
went to the Crystal Falls mine
where he stayed the most of
the forenoon. returning to Hoop
er's about dinner time where he
got dinner, put up in a paper
sack. He went to the bridge
with this dinner and ate it there.
After dinner frankie James and
his sister were going by and he
joined them to pick berries. He
wanted them to 60 with him over
on the Blaney road, but Frank
had his mind made up as to
where he wanted to pick and re-
fused to 60.
The next seen of Bons was
when he appeared at the Brooks
house with the pin. He hung
around the scene while the
searching party was there and
Sheriff Waite, becoming SUSPECT
Gus of the man, locked him up.
Questions have been fired at
him without mercy all night and
day, but he still holds to the
same story.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-06-09

Nr. Sfaoc 6orner. @ier al s5urs
ton 6ouie. Burton, 28. g., % en-
al be bebft fienbte Renb 5toten,
bleu belbreoet for @iat for tre Gar
iiben. 6an flyer: .5es bar .tte
tilarettelist 6errebsmme oper Spro.
get til at ubtrptfe. buormeset ieg feb.
Rine 2aser ia9oe, at iutet fuabe
sisres for mig. % mine Eenner uar
fulot operbeoitt ON. at intet uoen
9bben funbe enbe miEe 9ibe!fer.
s Snni 1894 anbefaleoe Rr. @uans,
Salssmono for Bbeelins Drug Co.,
Gbamt terlains Bain Balm. N1it enc
Ben uar oeugans opiuulmet til mere
enb bet bobbelte at fin normate Stbr,
relie, % bet iaa uo for mig. iom ON
Benet Fulpe brifte. men lite leuse
efter, at leg bespnote at BRUCE Bain
Ealm, bespnbte 6epelien at attase
% 6merten at blipe borte, % MI on.
ier ies bet for. at ies Ct fulbfommen
belbrebet. Sel9eS / Norten1enl
apethel.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-06-09

9,aa Banorins ouer ct Qor. 5ra
81. Yaul bleu meeoelt fite Onsoas:
,,Mrs. 9elsa @itbp 90 benbes
Batter, Di,ls @lara @itbp. fra
5potune. @aib iom iiite Aar uo'
ferte ben utrolise 0aao at pnnore
ira 5pofane ii! Nem Oort &itp, an'
tom til ut,nneapol,s 'saaraftes oa
ser for neruerenoe @ieiter %rcelilor
5conoia Roule. &et 'maaregneOe.
oa De tom til Bpen ira CbicasO.
huorfra De rei)te Den 9oe Wai. Da'
merue forloo 5potane ben Ste Uto1
ifior pao 6orunieonins al Bripatioit
Sem gort. iom tilbbo benz $4,000.
oerlom Bebriiten bleu uoibrt til ben
lite 9cb. famine s!ar. s &ontrdt'
ten uar Der Beftemmelier, ION toa
5peoom Betraetatng. men ulptter
bleu ouerfeet. 0amerne anfom til
Stem gort ben 3o,e Deb, tre 9aae
for TENT, bulltet ltploes bst ubelo, at
Mils @tbp fit lin Nntei foiitreft
Bennlglponla. Denne sag blsp
rmiolertib tilfreositlQenoe oronet, %
Damerue pil iaa $4,000, naor Den
300, iom be Ra! Rriue ON i'm Netle
oa fire Guentpr, Ct fulofert."
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-06-09
Rtntit ertrtfe t Spantett-

Waorio 2osn SUM. - Senor Co
ucuas 9el @aiilGo bar fremlost for
Dronninsen Rattnettets &eiisna'ion
paosruuo al ben Wanl&slisbeo. lom
Winiitrene bouoe neo at leoe Ne9is=
rinaen, oo bet libera!e S5artl Niss.
forlamlinsen nes,ebe at tase Del i
Torbanolinserne. Dette b,orpr:e fra
bet perloulise Sammenfpo meQem
Qertusen al 9etuan, Minineren for
uoenlanbife Nfarer, og Brof. 60.
mas. en- @enotor blonbt be liberale.
S en- beitts 0ebat om ben &elo(u>
tieu. iom Jorenebe @taters @enot
ontog 5oupr Of @utos Sniur9en.
ter, soo nemli8 0ertusen @omas en-
ainbbeit eQer TO, os oeraf cpitoo
Q9reierne.
9runnin9enmooto9 Bremierminiite.
Iens &eii9nctton 9anle ltrafs. 6an
rei9uereoe, forbi ban life tunoe pan,
tase fig Of sienoprette 5orboloet til
be liberole, oe ban foretrot at ouer=
laoe til 4ronen fulo Jribeb til at
beftemme ON ben bebfe 2ssnika.
&igsforiamlinsen sao Bemgnoiz
selle til at ubfeoe Bombs o9 9igre
Soon til at betale uosifterne meo
Rrigen paa Cuba os BbiQippin.rne.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-06-09

Senator 8ettisrem bar tntrobu'
ceret ct 5ori1as / Joreneoe 5toters
Senat on ot bent,ue til Solicit at
af9iere ueo Stemmeeipning peo Som
sresualsene 1898 fblsenoe Sppras.
maal:
,@fal Ronsresien frafs antose
en- 2ou. ION beftemmer ON uopbol.
oelig at tnotsre tri o9 ubeerenb1et
Npntutug af SDlp og Cub efter ct
5orbolb iom 16 til II"
.Sfai be 5orenebe Staters 2oufi,
tution bliue iaalebeS foranbret, at
ben beaemmer. at Bals al 5oreueoe
Staters Senatorer. Brefbeht %
Bicepreiioent fal Re ueo birette Sol.
teaffemnius?"
.0et Ral uere en- Blist for Stats.
fefretaren buer Stot at melbe @e>
iultatet Of Stemmeafeiuninaen til
Breibenteu. % bet ifal paabpile bam
at operienbe famine til Ron9resfen. ("
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-06-09
Stort 2tfboloSfenne
Brobibition 8arf, Qeibera, ben 4,
5 os 6 Suli.

st 3 bo9es atbolbsfeune afboloes
ben 4, 5 % 6 Sulit BrobibitionBorf.
Qeibers, 2 mil noro fra 9wtn 8aQep,
9eormau @o.. Minn.
Manae al 1aeens uarmefe % meit
bef1enbte tolsmanb oil bliue tilfebe.
blanot bpi(te fan neuHes:
Ole Br. Dlion, .. 8. 6au9on, 6.
6. 2sbed, NbelRen Berae % @uitoo
@ibe; oesforuoen utl osiaa monse
prefer pere tiliteoe o9 tase bel
mbbet.
rlbmertet program buer bog be-
ftaaenbe af mutt. taller % faug.
0a en- bel bel tiireiienbe uentes.
oil bet pere amulist at Ra6e trit op-
bolb til alIe, men Der u,l bltue fsrget
Aior laa biQi9t losi fom maliat. 30
'teQcrne Itpin 8ouep bar louet at
neolette priierue for ale t.lre,ienbe.
On reftaurant uil bliue oprettet
parien. buor fortriRuin9er uil ierue.
res til billi9e priier.
Iilreiienbe toser 9ortbern &aeifis
g. St. til Tuin BaQep.
dlIe atbolos osioseus uenuer iuobpbea
paa bet hiettelisfe.
1orefpereTer beiuareS. .og narmere
oplpsninQer 91pes ueo benpenbelte til
s. s. 6etberg.
3eibers. Ninu.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-06-09
8orndrutenoe De 8or. Stater+

Blooet 81 @ommetcio" 9ouana,
ct Orscn tor the Retail Grocers,
bar ubtalt fig meoet b,tiert oe for,
nermelist mob be Toreuebe Stater.
Sfslse ct ameritunR Doeblab bar bet
blanot anoet uotalt fig poa fslseube
Moabe:
rDet Ct blepen nsopenbigt at be-
oiie for be Sorenebe @tater, at @pe<
MEN bebguer bperten beres 8elaig=
renbeo eQer Webpnf. Jolf. iom beber
ON staaniel os Tilsipelie for Manp,
ION bar last 2anbet Bbe peo Branb
os Dpuamit. maa blipe ocerbepif ON,
at imoo en- 1aaban Tremfnrb pilSpc<
nierne bliue mere o. mere beilutz
iomme. Sen Nine, bisie Nmerita=
mere poatoaer fig. freuer pirtelia, ot
bet ipaniie 5o't optreber enersif. &
1elolomme Ntebllt. 1om NeuolutiDnen
Ct neffen uaoertrptt, optreber be
ieisn meo fin Reiolution ertlereuoe
Sniur9enterne fer en- trtsfsrenoe
Nast. 8i brpoer % life bet mino1te
.oerom. De Ton fortiette pao bet
N;A Dm hPt hphnnpr hpm 0pt MI
blot s1bre StiQtn9en iaa meeet ,poe=
ltgere, os uor beltemootse Jlaabe fnn
enbnu beuile. buoo ben fan sibre MT b
pore 5tenber. Sab bet bltue seb:-
Qiort, foruoen ueo biplomatiRe Me=
tbober. at bet lpanfe Jolt foragter
Sin8oerne be Joreneoe Statsr og
oeo, buorlebes BET fan lpptte / oeres
Nnfistee ct bunoreoe @onse".
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-06-09
Wiuuefota,

Mrs. s. 6. Olfcu, Der boebe ueo
Como G'lla st. Baul. talot pluoie'
liQ opo ON. ioet bun ait uo fra en-
8eninoe, bun bapbe beisat ON Nfte<
nen ben lite SUM-. @n Strsm al
Blob ipruoleoe frem at benees
Muub. Qun uar blot Is Nar %
bapoe pa:et gilt fun nosle foo Roa'
neber.
- Ser pot ct Sfpbrno ueo
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