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The Forrest City times., 1899-01-06
GOING BACK TO DIXIE.
D Lafayette Almand, the Conyers tGa.) ABB
sconder. Held at stockton, Cal. for
the Georgia Omcers.

Stockton, CAL, Jan. 5.-The young
Georgian named S. Lafayette Armand,
who was arrested at Tulare few days
ago and is being held for an officer
from the southern state, has been
brought here and will be delivered to
the Georgian officer tomorrow Al
mand is charged with absconding with
about $4,000 from Conyers. Ga, where
he was prosperous business man I'M
til few weeks ago. The sheriff of his
home county learned that he was in
Tuiare, this state, and had him ar
rested. He was brought here to avoid
trouble with writs of habeas corpus.
The Forrest City times., 1899-01-06
CLEAR FIELD FOR BURROWS
Albert Pack Withdraws from the Senatorial
Race in Michigan, Being As
sured OF Defeat.

Detroit. Mich, Jan. 5.-A News spe-
cial from Lansing, Mich. says: Albert
Pack has issued letter formally with
drawing from the senatorial contest.
Everything had been staked on the
election of Carton to the speakership
When he was defeated in caucus, Mr..
Pack conceded that nothing could pre-
rows and he did not care to continue
the fight merely for the sake of MAX
ing showing.
The Forrest City times., 1899-01-06
LATEST FROM HAVANA.
The Suburbs Placed Under Gen. Ludlow's
Command-Col. Mabry Is
Still Alive.

Havana. Jan. 5.-For purposes of
better military control, the suburbs of
Havana have been placed under Gen.
Ludlow's command, and the detached
companies of volunteers and police in
the suburbs have been removed from
Gen. Fitzhugh Lees command 10 Gen.
Ludlow's.
Col. w. II. Mabry, of the First Texas
regiment, who has been pronounced 10
be dying of cerebro spinal meningitis
at the Quemados camp, was still alive
at a. M.
Maj. Savage is suffering from ma
larial fever
The Forrest City times., 1899-01-06
STRUCK A BOULDER.
Fatal Accident TO Missouri Pacific Passen.
ger Train within n Mile of
Jefferson City.

Jefferson City. Mo-, Jan. 5.-Missouri
Pacific passenger train No. 10 ran into
a boulder. which fell from the bluff
on to the track mile west of this
city, at $50 a. m, and Engineer
Charles Clawson, of Sedalia: and Fire
man William Zoll. of ST. Louis, were
killed. The engine broke loose from
the train, falling upon the engineer
and fireman, who had jumped. The
train carried 90 passengers, none of
whom We're injured.
The Forrest City times., 1899-01-06
Hon. Joseph Choat~. of New York, said to
Have Been Determined Upon
by the President.

Washington, Jan. 5.-The announce
ment is made on the highest authority
that Hon. Joseph Choate, of New York.
would be nominated ambassador to
Great Britain. The nomination will
not be sent TO the senate for few
days, but those near the president say
this delay does not indicate any pos
sibility of a change in his plans.
The Forrest City times., 1899-01-06
Want the Governments Yards to Have
Chance.

Washington, Jan. 5.-The board of
trade of Vallejo. Cal, has sent a let.
ter 10 the secretary of the navy and
another to the house naval affairs
committee, strongly urging that some
OF the new ships for the navy be
built at government navy yards.
The Forrest City times., 1899-01-06

Chicago, Jan. 5.-The Rock Island
road will put on new passenger trair
next Sunday between Chicago and
Omaha. II will reduce the present
running time between the two cities
by ! hour and so minutes The train
VIII leave here at 1855 p. m. and is due
10 reach Omaha at eight o'clock the
following morning or ten minutes
ahead of the scheduled time of the
fast mail train.
The Forrest City times., 1899-01-06
Missouri Legislature.

Jefferson City, Mo-, Jan. 5.-The
gavel has fallen, and the Missouri leg
islature is in session. q. l.. Lee, of
Carter county, was chosen temporary
speaker of the house, and H. j. Sim
mons. of Shelby. acting secretary. In
the senate Lieut.-Gov Bolte named
temporary officers. 1t is said Roach
will be the choice for secretary.
The Forrest City times., 1899-01-06
Railroad appointment.

Kansas City, No., Jan. Sc. f.
Smythe, formerly with the Kansas
City, Fort Scott & Memphis railroad
at Memphis. has been appointed first
assistant general freight agent of the
Kansas City, Pittsburg g. Gulf rail-
road, and its connections, with head
quarters in Kansas CITY.
The Forrest City times., 1899-01-06
THE TREATY OF PARIS.
The Document Laid Before the Senate In
Executive Session and Referred to the
Committee on Foreign Relations.

Washington, Jan. 5.-When the SEN
ate went into executive session the
peace treaty. which has just been re-
ceived from the president, was laid be-
fore the senate by Senator Frye, who
occupied the chair in the absence of
the vice-president. The treaty was
The Forrest City times., 1899-01-06
Death of Hamilton w,ck..

New York. Jan. 5.-Hamilton F..
Nieks, organizer of the Denver and
the Kansas City expositions in the
SOS. and one of the founders of the
Chicago Herald, is dead in Brooklyn,
aged 81 years.
The Forrest City times., 1899-01-06
May GROW sumatra Leaf.

Washington. Jan. 5.-0ne of the
Philippines, it is said, may be found
TO be adapted to the production of the
famous Sumatra tobacco leaf. That
variety of tobacco leaf. used largely
for wrappers, brings more than its
weight in silver bullion.
The Forrest City times., 1899-01-06
Coy. RooseYelt,s Rules-

Albany, n. Y, Jan. Gov. Roose-
welt has established code of rules to
govern his consideration and determi-
nation of applications for pardons and
combinations of sentence. He will
not exercise executive clemency in be-
half of man who has been convicted
of numbering or abusing his wife, nor
will he pardon any habitual GRIM
inal
The Forrest City times., 1899-01-06
-
The Colorado Leeisfatnra

Denver, Col, Jan. 5.-The Colorado
legislature met at noon, and organ
lied by electing officers chosen by the
joint caucus of the silver parties. VIM.
G. Smith (silver rep.) is speaker, and
A. b. Gray (pop.) chief clerk of the
house; John Schermerhorn (silver
rep.) is president pro tenn, and Harry
n. Sales (dem.), secretary of senate.
The Forrest City times., 1899-01-06
Perfectly Harmless.

Dix-I once knew a young man vs
smoked 30 cigarettes daily without any par
hcular harm resulting therefrom.
Hix-Is it possible?
Yes; and the only noticeable effect w
the death OF the smoker" Chicago Evenhi
News.
The Forrest City times., 1899-01-06
The North CarolIns A..emh,v

Raleigh, \. C., Jan. 5.-The general
assembly of North Carolina met here
at noon. The democrats have large
majority in both houses. No negroes
need apply for any positions.
The Forrest City times., 1899-01-06
Attempt on the Life of County ATTORNEY
Brown at Red Lake Fails, MINI.

Minneapolis, Mimi, Jan. 5.-A Jour
nal special from Red Lake Falls. Mimi.
says that the life of County Attorney
Van r. Brown was attempted. A
dynamite bomb was placed over his
office door, and when Brown entered
exploding with terrific force. Brown
was knocked senseless.
The Forrest City times., 1899-01-06
Death of John Francis, the DAYTON 10
Murderer.

Dayton, o., Jan. 5.-John Francis
the Dayton murderer who figured as
the alleged chief participant in the
ballot box forgery at Columbus sew
erai years ago, died, Tuesday night, OF
consumption.
The Forrest City times., 1899-01-06

Washington, Jan. 5.-The monthly
statement of the receipts and expen-
ditures of the United States shows
that the total receipts for December
were Sal, 4o4.7 o3. as compared with
s59,646,69s for December, 1897. This
last amout. however. includes about
f31.700,000 received on account of the
Pacific railroads debt
The Forrest City times., 1899-01-06
Minnesota Legislatura.

st. Paul. Mimi, Jan. 5.-The lepis-
lature met In joint session to hear the
messages of retiring Gov. Clough and
of incoming Gov. Lind.
The Forrest City times., 1899-01-06
COLOR AT EVERY STEP.

II is difficult TO describe the amount
of color which charms the eye at every
step in the viceregal palace. The prin-
cipal servants all wear scarlet and
gold. The waiting at table is done by
khidmatgars, who have long red cloth
tunics, fastened by rich gold sashes
round their waists, white pantaloons
and turbans and bare feet MANY of
them have species of GOLDEN
broidered breastplate. and a number
of them bear &C. and baron's coro-
net on their breast. which in view of
the fact that Lord and Lady Curzon
have only been here few hours
shows that the native servants are
quick to doff the livery of the out
going viceroy and to don that of his
successor.
Lady Curzon greatly enjoyed the
voyage out and did not suffer in any
way excepting from the heat in the
Red sea. She was loud in her praises
of the railroad trip from Bombay. the
special train being the acme of com
fort and of splendor, Lady Curzon hav-
ing sitting room, bed room and
bath room, as well as private dining
room for her own use.
The Forrest City times., 1899-01-06
CURZONS At CALCUTTA.
The Viceroy of India Duly Installed
In the Government House
at Calcutta.
CORDIALLY WELCOMED BY LORD ElsIN
Lady Curron Introduced to Many of the
Leading Ladies of Calcutta at a Private
Dinner Given by Lady EIgin-The GEN.
tiemen Banqueted In Another Portion
of the vice-Regai Palace.

Calcutta, Jan. 5.-The change of
viceroys was effected, Tuesday even
ing, without any great ceremony. On
the arrival of the vice-regal party at
the government house Lord Elgin. the
retiring viceroy. was found waiting to
receive his successor. The welcome
which he gave was most cordial, and
he conducted Lord and Lady Curzon
TO the throne room, where they were
met by Lady Elgin. The entire party
then proceeded to the council cham
Der to witness the swearing into office
of Lord Curzon. 1t was not very i'm
pressive ceremony, for everybody
stood around table, while the secre-
tary of the council read the royal
warrant. AS soon as he had finished
reading. Lord Curzon sat down and
signed it, the members of the council.
who were all in full uniform. taking
their seats at the same time as Lord
Curzon.
The Forrest City times., 1899-01-06

orders Lord Curzon now becomes
grand master. Lord Curzon pinned the
two stars to his breast. and thereupon
proceeded TO the throne room and took
his seat on the throne, in order to
hear the address to the throne read
and to make his response thereto. The
throne is a small, queer-shaped affair.
without a back, and is not very inn
pressive-looking. 1t is said that il was
formerly the howdah of the state ele-
plant of Tippoo Sahib.
While this was going on Lady Elgin
took Lady Curzon off TO afternoon tea.
AT night Lady Elgin gave a private
dinner party in honor of Lady Curzon,
at which a number of leading ladies'
of Calcutta, as well as Lady Elgin's
married and unmarried daughters.
were present. thus giving Lady Curzon
an opportunity of becoming acquaint-
ed with what constitutes Calcutta's
society. AT the same time. in another
part of the palace, great mems ban
quet took place. of about 100 people,
at which Lord Curzon presided. Lord
Elgin taking his place at the table as
his successors guest and inferior in
The Forrest City times., 1899-01-06
IN THE THRONE ROOM.

~ It III IIINO-NI INOONs
Lord Elgin,after shaking hands with
Lord Curzon, handed him the insignia
of the orders of the Star of India and
of the Indian Empire, both of which
The Forrest City times., 1899-01-06
AMBASSADOR TO ENGLAND.

ing a showing.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-17

During the winter of 1867 Mir. lame. Reed, one of the Ie .diDg ciri. gems and merchants of Clay. Clay Co, W. Va, struck bis leg sgainst . cake Of ice in such a manner as to bruise t severely. I, becs ne very much s~ol leo and p.inea tim 60 bsiiy that be could not walk witho.: ,he aii oi :sutcheTs. Hs ~ss treated by phy-ic. ans. also used several finde of lini- ment and two and s half gallons of wbi-ky in bathing it, but nothing gave any relief until he began using Cham. beIlain's Pain Baln'. Tbis brought sinest . complete cure io . week. time and he believes that had he no' u-ed this remedy his leg wouli have had 10 te amputssed. Pain Balm i. ubeaualed for sprains, bruises ar ] rheurss,i-ns. For sale by Tombstone Drug Store.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-17
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A RIzONA LODGE. NO. Ia. MEe's IN eyr-y Nonday evening ALERT WIT - nc. C. T, P NJ. WILLIAMS. K. D Visiting members cord ally inv ted
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-17
REBEKAAS

IT ITY REBEKA All LODGE NO 3.
 Meets thud Wednesday oi e.rh mo'th. SroSy K. <. Visiting members cordially in' yited to attend
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-17

Wanted-sever-I bright and honest ;-e s"n~ 'oreoresent u= as Msnaeers 'n Uni. and c'ose by counties. Salary
 900 year and exp-ose-. Strsigntss n ns-fde, no more. no lses salary, Position permanent Ou, references sn bank in any town. Itie mainly offce work coodncted at home. Re- ference. Enclpsed sel.-addressed -,smpeJ env-I,pe Tise, Dominion Company. Dep 2. Chicago. S-l3
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-17

Cleanse the liver and bowels. and regniste the sys'em by nsing Pnckly Asb Eirters. IL cres'e- and sustains energy. Sold by the Tombstone Crus Store.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-17

ss To- -Dse pssr fssty Cenea o1srsa sscd tohacco habis cure makes veal
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-17
F

@I-pEE LODGE, NO. 10. MEETS EV' h $ry Wedresday evening l. toN,N ,, Rl.s, N z. EMIL MARKS K ;. "s- inc brothers cordil llly invited to attend.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-12-19

Our Violet Pattern the finest kind of China
white as snow and clear nica-victoria
shape. Decorations of dainty pink violets
with background of high green foliage handles
and knobs richly traced with gold Consists
of Oatmeal Dishes Sauce dishes, Sugar and
Cream, Scollops Cups and Saucers, Chocolate
Pots, all sizes of plates and every piece that is
used, sold one piece or more.
Our CORONA" assortment consists three
different decorations, half blown rose buds in
horentne green, handles knobs and borders
heavily traced in gold. This is a beauty.
Another with neat daisy flowers around the
edges, very unique design trimmed in gold
any piece in this from pin tray to chocolate pot.
Oatmeal Sets ..................o oc to 1.35
Cups and Saucers each. ......... Ioc to $3.50
Plates, all sizes, Observation-Disclosures. SC to ST.. 90
Cake plates, each extraordinarily to 75c
Manicure Sets, i: {; 4 ; \ to $500
Mugs: !. L. ~ SC to 25c
Bisque Figures ........... ......Ioc to $500
Mustaehe Cups AND saucerss ax1 f5e t. 9 s. 90
Cracker Jars. SO. ........ &. p SH5Deeto $E5o
Glass Baskets. ..................25 to $1.oo
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-12-19
NORTH GROVE HAPPENINGS

Mr. Clure's sale last Tuesday was
well attended and everything brought a
fair price.
MI. Butcher went to Dunlap last Fri
day expecting to get his new saw but
learned it would arrive not later than
Monday, the 18th.
Mr.. Coon, of Paradise township, was
visiting his brother-in-law, Hon. w. A.
Davie, last Thursday.
We learn that Jack Ahart is home
once more He has been away rail-
reading for quite awhile.
Frank Brundige has moved back
from Dunlap to the grove, having en-
gagged to work for Hon. W. A. Davie.
Frank Brundige was made happy re-
Gently by the arrival of a fine large girl.
Mr.. Barsby had sale of farm ma
chinery, horses, cattle, hogs, etc., last
Thursday.
Mr.. Brown and wife were visiting UP
in Paradise township last Friday.
S. E. Wright attended the Barsby
sale.
Mrs. Burleigh has just completed a
nice barn. Mr.. Miller done the car
penter work.
A. A. Robbins, of Canyon City, Colo
RADIO. Is at present making his home in
Denis0n with his uncle, Jno. Golf.
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NEWS OF DOW CITY.

Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Stones little girl
is quite sick.
Rev. H. j. Tibbits began services at
Baptist church last Monday evening.
Judge w. r. Green. of Audubon, is
visiting here with his brother, Il. S.
Green
Our 1. G. depot is finished at last. 1t
is indeed a beautiful building inside
and out.
Henry Galland is running the dray
for Frank Green who has taken out
licence for year.
Mr.. F. A. Young, the genial station
agent of the I. G. is transferred to the
station at Woodbine.
We neglected to mention in our last
letter that Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Houston
have q little girl, born Dec 9Th. On
the following day a twelve pound boy
wss born to MI and Mrs. Sam Tripp.
The following is the program for the
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-12-19
PEN|NGSAT YAH

ia VIM. Devine was up Monday from
.Denison. w RI AZ
, Thos. Fitzpatrick of 5Denison spent
Sunday with Vail friends. &
Marie McCarty of Denison spent
Monday at the Wallace house.
Edith Bennett of West Side spent
Sunday at the Paine home.
Messrs. Leighton and DIR. Wright of
Denison were Vail visitors Thursday.
Mrs. G. q. Vail left Friday to spend
the holidays with relatives at New
Sharon.
The city council have bought a new
three hundred, and twenty five dollar
hook and ladder cart.
Miss Maud Paine of Battle Greek and
Fred Paine Of Paulina. came Saturday
called by the serious sickness of their
sister. Miss Glennie.
Frank Dozark and Miss Katie Hens.
ky of johnson county were married
last Wednesday afternoon at the home
of the groom's mother north. of Vail.
These young eople have many friends
who extend congratulations.
John Ayres died Saturday night and
was buried Monday afternoon, the
funeral taking place from the ST AIMS
church. He was quite an elderly man
some 10 years old-and an old resi-
dent here and had a host of friends to
mourn his departure.
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AN AR|0N LETTER,

CIV Underhill is home for Christ
mas
sUpa Galland is reported very sick
with fever. g
Skating is the prevailing sport among
the young people.
Vim Schouten of Paradise attended
church here Sunday.
The 1. G. is now running regular
trains through our city.
Editor McVey of the Charter Oak
Republican was in Arion Thursday.
Sheriff Bell and Surveyor Hunting
ton were down from Denison Saturday.
John Meeves, is occupying the Sch
wiesan farm which he purchased re-.
Gently.
A number of our boys attended the
lyceum at the Carey school house Sat
urday night
George Higley camenome for brief
visit Saturday. He now has the Maple
ton station.
Fred Butler is home for the winter.
lie has held position with the I. G.
all summer.
The teachers and officers of the Sab
bath school are making preparations
for an enjoyable time Christmas night.
The M. w. A. elected the following
officers last Saturday evening: Ed
Westerman, V. c.; Henry Dodge, W.
A.; Fred Marshal, escort; Frank Evans,
clerk; VIM. Eggers, sentry; Thomas
Carson, Waterman. \ public installa-
ton will be held January 6.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-12-19
KIR0N CHRONICLES

How is this for December weather? /,
The Kiron cemetery has new fence
which enhances the appearance greatly.
b w. F. Beck, one of Odebolt's BARRIERS,
visited over Friday and Sa urday with
relatives.
Chas. l.. Quincy. of Omaha, visited
our town on Saturday in the interest of
Bradstreet's company.
The services at the Baptist church
Sunday evening were held by John
AbrahamsoD, who preached in the
English language.
Contractor Chapman, of Chicago,
spent a couple of days iast week look
ing after property in Kiron and sha king
hands with acquaintance.
S. D. Louis, Of Des Moines, made our
berg call last week. Mr.L.ma pos
sibly be numbered among tho business
men OF Kiron in the future. ~
Lille and Alma Larson took the
train Friday morning for, Wall Lake,
where they visited friends a couple of
hours returning in the afternoon
Stock shipments to Chicago were
made Saturday and Sunday by Nord 81
Swanson, Fred Gronau, c. A. Larson
and c. NJ. johnson, Messrs. Swanson.
Larson and Gronau ent in with them.
The family of John Gustafson Las
moved into the G.. A. Norelius residence
at old Kiron, they having purchased
the same.
Four new gas lamps we're put in last
week in our berg. Norellus s. Nordell
had one put in their store; our barber
has one in his shop and the postoffice
and Hunters drug store each have one.
| In the next issue of the REVIEW the
readers will hear from Kiron in the way
of a general write.up. Parties desiring
extra copies to send away to friends
tshould order them at the postof1ice
early.
Herman Smith, of fremont, Neb.,
spent Wednesday in Kiron for Nye &
Schneider Grain Co. who have their
headquarters at fremont. This COM
pany has purchased a lot and will COM
mence the erection of a large elevator
after New Years.
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0lp your Cass7s
and MogS Co
ooaaA 0naahA.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-12-19
For the Table.
China.

All know our record in the past on Dishes and
Chinaware We will improve it this year.
The fastest Havand China, Pearl Pattern.
II Tea Cups and Saucers . $500
II Breakfast Plates. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 50. 50
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For the Table.
Prices


On dishes during the Holidays on our Rose
mary, Blue and Pink; Rosalie, Pink; Flown
light Purple. These goods are the
best English Porcelain and we guarantee them
for 10 years, barring breakage.
100 Tlece pet LOT. -. ...-...... 9l2.9O
RaisinS.
6 crown Imperial Chesters extra large, finest
Malaga flavor, velvet skin, very tender, most
luscious table Raisins imported, per h. ..25c
5 Crown Imperial cabinet, in nicely selected
punches, tied with fancy ribbon ...2oc
8 Crown Imperial Cabiuet, in nicely selected
punches, fine flavor ............ .I25c
Candies.
We have them all. These prices are for
small quantities, liberal price for church and
Sunday School festivities.
Superfne French Cream Mixed ....,..... zoe
Fruit Buttercups. .....s.... ...I5c
Sweet Apples with wire string .I5c
Christmas Beads. 15c
Christmas Ribbon. ......z.............I 5c
Chocolates, we have grades. !. u. 15c to 4oc
Santa Claus mixed -. .s.:............... .15c
lb, boxes crystallized fruits havors. 49,. .4oc
Our No i Broken mixed. .......
Our New York Mixed Sc
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lished by special arrangement with them.
openeu li,lA wson lne Doe1s, am. ..,v,y
especially with that Boer who was
named Ungal1Znkulu, OF Great Arm.
showed the Boer that Dingaan was
wlclEed and nars to be believed, but
Panda was faithful and good. The end
OF 1T was that the Beers and Umpanda
made war together on Dingaan.
That finished it. my father. for they
feared to stand against us both, the
White and the black together. They
lied and we followed and slew, and Din
gaan ceased to be Il king.
He ceased to be a king. but he VET
lived, and while he lived our vengeance
was hungry So we went to the Boer
captain and to Panda and spoke to them
nicely, saying: 1--WE have served YOU
we'll; we have fought for you and SO Or
dered things that victory is yours. Now
grant us this request--that we may fol-
low Dingaan, who has Aed into hiding.
and Stay him wherever we find him, for
he has worked us wrong and we would
avenge it,
Then the white captain and Panda
smiled and said: Go. children. and
prosper in your search. No one thing
snail please US more than to know that
Dingaan is dead" And they gave us
men to go with us.
Then we hunted him week by week.
as men hunt wounded buffalo. We
lay hid in the bush watching. At last
our chance came. Dingaan walked in
the bush, and with him two men only.
we slew the men and seized him.
Now Dingaan prayed for mercy.
mercy? thou hyena!' l answered.
''Thou prayest for mercy who showed
none to any. Give me back my daugh-
ter: Give this man back his wife and
children. Then we will talk of mercy.
Come forth, coward, and die the death
OF towards"
So, my father, we dragged him forth
grooming, to the cleft that il aAsye in
the breast of the old Stone Whksa. that
Gieft Where Galazi had found - bones.
There we stood waiting for ~ nsment
OF the dawn, that momenf vhea NADIA
had died. Then we cried ~ aasae into
his ears and the names Of - eAiadren
OF umslopogaas and cast him into the
cleft. ~
That is the tale of NADIA the Lily. nv
rather, and how we avenged her.
THE END.
~NIH 9Alp your Garlic
and Mogs TO