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Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-20
Blues, Reinforced by New Talent,
Handle Detroit without Difficulty.
Kansas City, 15j Detroit, q.
Minneapolis, 4; Grand Rapids, 3.
indianapolis, 81 Milwaukee, 2.
st. Paul, Iii Buffalo,, 10.

KANSAS CITY, Aug. 19.-Reinforced by
their Pennsylvania talent the Blues reap
peared at home today and defeated Detroit
easily. In the first four innings they batted
Friske for thirteen hits. one OF which was
a home run by Schaub when the bases were
filled. Friske then gave way to Mccain.
to the seventh inning: R.H.E.
B bsnsfs city, .,:::s SSSS2G S = y :
Batteries: Kansas City, Patton and
Gonding: Detroit, Friske, Mccain and
MiNNEAPoLIs, Aug. believer bunting
switched in ahead OF long drives kept the
winning ball, but with the score tied in the
ninth, Weldon, the first man up for the
Millers, caught the first ball pitched
and drove it over the right field fence.
S S;s@i.5 natERIds,..G S3S$g5S2 ~ :
Batteries; Mlnneapolis. Mensfee and
MILWAUKEE, Aug. 1s.-Rettger's inabil-
ity to locate the plate was largely respon-
sible for the HOLSTERS victory. Score:
MaEasPef 80 9 1888 IS 6 !
Batteries; Milwaukee. Rettger and
ST. PAUL, MINI, Aug. 19.-The Saints
pulled out in the eleventh inning st,
very wild in the first few innings. Score:
s. Bata paul T.. Z SGgSifGSS III ~ i y :
Buffalo, Kearns Fertsch and Diggins.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-20
Diamond C's Won.

The poorest exhibition OF base ball seen
on the Young Mems Christian association
diamond was that of yesterday between
Cudahy's Diamond c and the Young Mems
Christian association teams. Errors galore
will account, for the score of IS to II. The
Young Mems Christian association team
made 10 hits and Offset this by making 10
errors, Cudahy's Diamond c made 10 hits
and 4 errors. This tells the tale. Sprague
started the error column by dropping an
easy pop up. Hoagland followed by drop
ping Two rather easy flies in deep center.
Then every man followed with one or more
errors, except Wipple and Striker. Even
Waller made two errors at third. Two bril-,
liant doubles were made by ewing and
Malone, and clever outielding by the Dia-
mond C's kept the score down In the sew
enth inning Sage had a finger dislocated,
but after b~andaging it he played the game
out and caught an errorless game. Abbott
also caught a fine game. stryker pitched
well up to the fifth inning, when his speed
gave out, and then he was hit rather freely
pitched the eighth and ninth innings. and
was as steady as usual. Ewing, McGraw,
Malone and M%onyhan did good work for
the Diamond C's. Following is the score:
Diamond C.......,...3 0 s l 0 4 3 / lis
Y. M. C. A...........1 6 0 / 0 0 0 8 Ill
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-20
BATTLE DRAWS BIG CROWDS
Spectacle of the Fight at Manila Given
Farewell Performance.
RACES PROVE TO BE OF MUCH INTEREST
Some Exciting Events Pulled on ut
Race Trnck-Hastings Boy Wins
Free-for-AH Race B~ellstedts
Band Growing in Favor.
SUNDAY.

T.
CURsIoN FROM FAIRBURY.
3 p. m.-Bellstedts Concert band, Audi
torium.
s p. m--Indian band, Government build
Up m.-Bellstedtls Concert band, Plaza.
S:46 y. m.-New Electrical Fountain with
Serpetine Dance, Indian band, Lagoon.
MONDAY.
1880 p. m.-Bellstedts Concert band, Audi
4 p. m.-Indian band, international hall.
p. m.-Bellstedt,s Concert band, Plaza.
S:i6 p. m.-New Electrical Fountain with
Serpentins Dance and Indian band on the
Lagoon,
The extreme heat of Saturday afternoon
deferred many from visiting the exposition
grounds, but those who went out were well
repaid for their trouble, for there was good
music by Bellstedt's band, and not the least
of the attractions was the racing program
over on the west side. In the evening there
was an immense crowd out to view the
tremendous spectacle of the Battle of Manila.
The outgoing cars began to fill up early in
the evening and there was one of the largest
attendances OF the season. The band con-
cert, the electric fountain and the fireworks
afforded enough excitement to repay a visit
to the grounds, and the large crowd seemed
to be well satisfied.
Notwithstanding the broiling sun a good
CTOWu kOL owe 10 Tie IdCo IIdCh anu Bat
through the excellent program Of races.
Several OF the events were of an exciting
nature and with the intermingllng of In
dian pony races and an Indian dance the
interest was kept up until the program was
over. The Indian band played selections
between each race to add a touch Of en-
livenment to the occasion.
A good audience assembled at
the Auditorium to hear the Bell
stedt concert. which was one of
the musicians best. The afternoon
opened with "Eldorado.' a march by Her
bert. which was given with much spirit.
Selections from Sousa's Gel Captain" were
given with a dash that fairly electrified
the audience and calling for an encore that
even received a warmer greeting. The real
treat OF the afternoon. however, aside from
the solo by Mr.. Bellstedt, was "Our Crack
Regiment" by Tobani, which simply de-
lighted all present. This popular selection
contains a lumber of novelties happily
blended, and was given by Bellstedt in a
delicately, catchy manner. THE Light
Cavalry" and 1.-THE Medley Of Popular Airs"
we're both received with enthusiastic out
bursts. Mr.. Bellstedt's solo captured all
hearers, pleasing wonderfully and calling
for two encores. Mr.. Bellstedt appears
never to weary Of playing, and his pleasant
ness and patience. to say nothing of his en-
durance, are marvellous.
In spite OF the fact that there was a great
political meeting in another part OF the city
the crowd at the evening concert was the
largest OF the week, all being well pleased.
The overture, Raymond" by Thomas, was
the c-ening number. and the audience was
Cal!ghted to start out with. "oh, Suzanne"
enc Ct Bellstedt's humoresques, simply cap
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-20
Purse and Hope Gene.
MISFORTUNES NEVER COME
SINGLY 1T SEEMS.

There is no doubt that the new remedy
cure of rheumatism. When It Is considered
that patients, after suffering so or 40 years,
helpless, crippled and bedridden, were COM
pletely cured, there can be no question that
Gloria Tonic is the one specific that can be
relied upon.
Rev; g. Sund Of Harrlsyille, Wis, testi-
OF his congregation of rheumatism, one who
suffered for IS years, the other for Is
years. Mrs. Nina Schott of Marion, Ohio,
wrote the maker of Gloria Tonic, that his
remedy cured her SO completely that she
needed no more crutches.
cures rheumatism 80 quickly. 1t. seems TO
be Just natures antidote against this dread
full ahhiction, for il drives from the system
the uric acids, thus making the cure per-
manent. Price sl.00 a package or FIVE pack
ages Ohe average cure) $3.50. Sold by
Kuhn & Co, 18th and Douglas SITS. Omaha,
Ash.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-20
Classical Concert Program,

Musical Director Kelly has at last decided
to arrange a classical program for Monday
evening, August 2S, as that is the night the
Northwestern Male quartet is to be at the
exposition. The concert will in all probable
ity be given in the auditorium. The quar-
tt is one OF the best organizations OF its
kind in the west and comes very highly rec
commended by press, pulpit and individuals.
The program will consist OF classical selec-
lions, interspersed with college songs, and
promises to be a~most popular one. G.. r.
Hancock, the manager Of the organization,
was in the city a day or so ago to make
the final arrangements for the appearance OF
the quartet.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-20

LAKE FOREST, III, Aug. 19.-The fourth
closed today with the contests for the
Onwentsla and Lake Forest cups The day
was almost perfect for golf and the club
lovers of the Scotch game. The play for
both cups was SO holes, medal play, the
scores Of players eligible for the Onwentsia
and Lake Forest cups counting for both
events. Harold C. Smith, the present
holder of the Onwentsia cup and Walter
b. Smith, present holder of the Lake Forest
cup, are both in Europe.
d. y. Forgan of the Onwents!a club, who
was paired with H.. r. Boyd of Milwaukee.
His medal score follows: Out, 545654
53E2; in, 6556454456.43; total. 49,:
Other scores were as follows: L. T.
Boyd, Milwaukee Golf club: Out, 44558
6545-H; in. 5675654 40; total. 90.
r.. f. Mundy. Chicago Golf club: Out,
444455 6-43; in, 566754335- 46;
tota,, 80. ". c. Cummings, Chicago Golf
club: out, 6466 666 4 $50; in, 566345
3 5-42; total, 92.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-20
Monitors,
Diamonds.
Positions
Hastings, 3, Grand Island, 3,

HASTINGS, Mob, Aug. 19.-CSpeclal Tele-
gram )-Nearly 500 people turned out today
TO witness a fine exhibition OF ball be
tween Hastings and Grand Island. The
game was well contested regardless OF the
fact that there were but two grand stand
plays. Score:
Hastings ...".."."".0 0 0 Q 2|3
Batteries: Hastings, Penderghast and
VanMeter; Grand Island, Barber and Nc
Allister.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-20
PHILADELPHIA
Stated for Doheny in ninth.

~ DUHcHy III HFINH.
New York ...........0 o o 400 0 0 %
Philadelphia .........0 / Q o o 0 l 0 o.
2. First base by errors: New York, 2;
Philadelphia. 8. Left on bases: New York,
10; Philadelphia, 4. First base on balls: OFF
Doheny, 9; by Fraser 2. Three-base hit:
Foster. Twolbase hits: Vanhaltren, Lau-
der. Sacrifice hits: Mcfarland, Cross,
Goeckel. Double play: Thomas TO McFar-
and. Stolen base: Thomas. Wild pitches:
Doheny, 2. Umpires: Lynch and Connolly.
Time: 200.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-20
LEVEJAND
PITTSBURG.
~ -
.Ratted for Leever In seventh.

P%ittsburg ............0 2 0 0 0 1 o %
Cleveland .............0 0 0 l 2 8 2 O-S
Earned runs: Cleveland. s.. Three-base
hits: Quinn. Hemphill, Sullivan. Home
run: McAllister. Sacrifice hits: Beaumont,
Madison, Sullivan. Stolen bases: Dowd,
Hemphill. Double play: Sullivan to Quinn
j; off Knepper, 1. Hit by pitched bail: BY
Lever, Harley; by Knepper, McCreery.
Struck out: BY Lever, 4; by Sparks, l; by
Knepper, 2. Time of game: 1:55. Umpires:
Swa rfwond and DWYer-
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-20
Program for Sunday.

8 p. ~m.-Sacred concert, Auditorium, Bell
stedts Concert band.
Overture-"Aroldo". .......... .......... Verdi
FFa anssasie. or the Best known ic8a'ss Song RaH of
Stephen Foster.
Solo for Cornet-"Nearer My God 10
Mr.. Herman Bellstedt.
ReVerie, 'Traeumerie" .....,........ Schuman
Second Hungarian Rhapsodie..,...,....L List
Mr.. Max Nickel.
Hallelujah Chorus from The Messiah.
Handel
p. m,-Indian band concert. Government
building.
Z R. m.-Sacred concert, Plaza, Bellstedt's
Concert band.
March-"West End Bellstedt
Observation-Disclosures" ............ Wagner
Fantasia on Irish, Scotch, English and
American songs: Baetens
yariatlons-"The hooking Bird. .Bellstedt
SOLO uor SorneI..
Mr.. Herman Bellstedt,
Gems from The Serenade".. ....... Herbert
Southern PATROL. ...:.............. Bellstedt
Medley of Popular Airs; Meyer
S:i5 p. m.-New Electrical Fountain and
Fire Dance with steam effects, Lagoon.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-20
C.......,...3 0 S l 0 4 3 / 1-lS
Y. M. c. A...........1 6 0 / 0 0 3 Ill


The Omaha Bee base ball team will play
the job printers n championship game of
base ball at the Fort Omaha grounds this
afternoon at, 2:3O, to which no admis-
sion will be charged.
There Is considerable interest in this
game, as The Bee team has a most enviable
record, they never having been beaten.
which gives them a percentage of 1000. The
job printers say that they will break this
clean score or break something trying. The
teams Will line up as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-20
GRAND CIRCUIT AT GLENs FALLS.
Letnh $. Wins Two Heats of the Final
Wnce Of Series

GLENS FALLS, N. Y, Aug. 19.-The clos
Ing event of the Grand circuit races was
the unfinished 2:19 trot, which was run Off
today. Letah S., selling at even money
against the field, won handily on the first
heat trotted, she having two heats to her
credit when darkness postponed the finish
last night. This closed the most successful
meet of any ever held here. Summaries:
Finish of 2:19 trot, purse 81, 500:
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-20
baltimore, IL; Washington, L.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 19.-The Orioles won
today's game from the Senators in the fifth
inning, when Mercer's wildness combine
with several long hits resulted in eight
runs. Mccain and Padden were put out of
the grounds in the first inning for excessive
kicking. Nops reversed his form of yester-
day, when Chicago knocked him out of the
box. Attendance, 1858. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-20
BOSTON AIMS AT FIRST RANK
Brooklyn Unable to Secure a Tally in Sharp
Fielding Game.
PIRATES AND TAlLENDERS BREAK EVEN
Quakers Put n Rude Check on the
Winning Streak of Giants and
Orioles Win by Lining
Out Long Hits.
Boston, o. Brooklyn, o.
Pittsburg, 11-3) Cleveland, Is.
Philadelphia, ~ New York, z.
Baltimore, HI Washington, 1.

BOSTON, Aug. 19.-Boston BANKED Brook
Ign in a sharp fielding game today. Willis
pitching WAS superb, while Mr.. Kennedy
was a mark for Boston after the third
inning. Hickman's batting and the fielding
of Collins, Lowe and Tenney were features.
Yeager replaced Kennedy in the seventh.
Attendance, 5000. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-20
pittsburg, 11-ai CIeveIand, los.

PITTSBURG, Aug. 19.-It was an even
split, In the first game Tannehin was too
much for the Clevelands' while Hughey
hard from the start and in the seventh
the visitors made three three-baggers in
succession. Knepper on the other hand,
pitched gilt-edge ball and kept the hits
well scattered. Attendance, 400. Score:
PITTSBURG. CLEVELAND.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-20

Jew people CRU
any reasonable
expenditure
which will be
the means of
restoring it :,
but one Of the
most dishe
ening things
in the world
is for any one
who X 8
hard for his
money to keep
paying it out
for doctors and
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-20
Indisns Win Two Games.

Telegram .)-Nebraska Indians, 20; Mercer,
4. Indians, 3; Greenyille, 2. Greenville. 10;
Indians, 4
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-20
Struck Ont Nineteen.

The Monarchs met their Waterloo yester-
being d]efeated by a score Of "a to 3. The
feature of the game was the pitching OF
Murphy, who struck out nineteen of the
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-20

BOSTON.
Brooklyn .............O 0

Earned runs: Boston, 5. Two-base hts:
Kennedy, Tenney. Three-base hits: HEX
man, Collins. Stolen base: Long. Double
plays: Tenney to Long to Tenney, Lowe to
Tenney. First base on balls:, Off willis, 4;
Of Kennedy, !; off Yeager, I. Struck out;
Umpires: Emslie and Mcdonald.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-20
Juniors VIII Play Today.

The Diamond Juniors and the Monitor
Juniors will engage in a game of ball this
afternoon at Twentieth and Mason streets,
and the youngsters will play in the follow
ing positions:
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-20

One Minute Cough Cure quickly cures OBJ
stlnate summer coughs and colds. II con-
slider II a most wonderful medicine-quiek
and sate."--W. w. Merton. Maynew, Wis.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-20
Philadelphia, 4; New York, 2.

NEW YORK, Aug. 19.-The Phillles
stopped the New Yorks' winning streak to-
day. The locals could not bunch their hits
and were handicapped by the absence of
Doyle and Davis, the two men who took
their places making errors that let in two
runs. Attendance, 1850. Score:
NEW work. HU.ADr1IPHIA
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-20
Totals II s "A 20 (:


Earned runs: Baltimore, 10; Washington. T..
Sacrifice hit: Holmes. Stolen bases: Nc
Crlsham, Brodie. Two-base hit: Sheckard,
First base on balls: on Mercer, ]; off Nops,
3. Left on bases: Baltimore, I; Washington,
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-20
] Totals =. 1 "a IL
1 0 0 1 0 Q 8 Ill
0 O 0 0 0 0 0 l. l

7. Two-base hits:
McCreery. Three-base
Brien. Sacrifice hits
Stolen bases: Nc
Quinn. Double
cCreery to Bowerman,
'irst base on balls: Off
4. Hit by pitched
Struck out: BY
ball: Sugden. Wild
Time of game: las.
and Dwyer.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-20
Standing of the Teams.
SCORES OF THE WESTERN LEAGUE.

Games for today: st. Louis at Cincinnati,
Cleveland at Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-20
Totals III 16 q Ii
Pittsburg ............'
Cleveland ,...........I

Cleveland ............'
Earned runs: Pitts
Schriver, Tannehill.
hits: MCCARTHY, o
Beaumont, Madison.
Carthy, Donovan, -
plays: O'Brien to NJ
Tucker unassisted. /
Tannehill, /; off HUI
ball: Beaumont, Sui
Tannehill. 3. Passed
pitches: Hughey (2)
Umpires: Swartwood
Score. second gam
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-20
MUCH INTEREST IN ToDAY's GAME.
Armour Stars Promise n Surprise for
"nucls, and His Brewers.

This afternoon at Nonpareil park the
Armour Stars will cross bats with Buck
keith's Omaha Brewing association team,
and an interesting and exciting contest is
looked forward to by the base ball
enthusiasts of Omaha and South Omaha.
Manager Keith of the Brewers wants to
assure the public that there will be no
repetition of the wrangling which char
acterized the game last Sunday. The men
will play in the following positions:
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-20

Monarchs, and would have shut them out
without a run had a couple of costly err
rors not been made in the first inning.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-20
Capitol"
"BURNIN0 MONEY!"

The most precious possession on -
earth is perfect health. 1t is
the groundwork of all ~
prosperity in life; and @l.1
few neonle priid0e t4Xf ~p
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-20
Orchard s Wi1helfn'S Sale
The Great Selling of
Sample Piece Furniture
Will Close Saturday, August 20

ne week more -ou1y a few pieces left and these must 90 this week.
at prices that are esst than shoddy IAN be bought for. Remember only n week
selling high grade, dependable, honest furniture at one half cost to manufacture
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-20

2:121a, 2:1lh, any, 2:11M. 2:11M.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-01

c0naR headiong fashion
%9ts stop it. And she has right interfere She fend
And don't You asked Marjory @ 'H1 O "s
saG Coleman yehemently II don't care for her at ALL
give the words the effect Of believed
the matter as being of consequence
He owied her in dark "YOu by that
~ oh" answered Marjory
Then said Coleman
nv Mhy 3d Of % course E care she she said Lying is nice
which actually Rabe
he looked ruuy at the sea- He had expected far easier time
wou rather you would not speak to at al about
Of that sort Mother" NO. " - " ~ " me ABOUT " " any 'nihs
Mrs WanwTigh lowering and
os concealed in it She
Yes IS SAID Mrs W WainWrigRt 1--WE are"
She stood waiting If she expected Moy
@ sh ed to nea ope eR mT neH a fo9d RsT n0th
command him travel
consy that It depths bowed
At the train the split into three
Te fIe ofRceE c Was s Gu ~S ore ~ - - .,
In sTenc % he deGHG him to silent but he did not
corner speak tell him to- w or Won't have R him I'm
here She seemed anxious unburden herself
break there going to
hy You try break ReT @ @ asked @ Ty tS I a VaWnn
the 5S6z Ts sn''l' nave ns'fo
About Coleman Can't understand anything an7"
why SHOULD say ANYTHING about Coleman her?'
Because cried Nora darting companion
want to that marriage She had
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-01

ssT remained OnshA 0r' was a" u mink with no truth
Doss n @ 3 s ass Of 5B s @ we're s
the Fs 2 3 Sss s @ IF @ @ P % to @ @ a cant M te Rss
The talk had admirer felt
e was m Sa means % smile 6d rdnc le f aga b the h noes &
ton Wd have man in His face banched with ho
little alone Nora o to
he T I on 10 9 RoH 0Wf what me In T d6 any % G have of thosf
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the ragedy Awad m m he
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know EN- @ S9d @ the old a6g after Ions end th9ughttu
that girl there isn't
heavens
lady. prevent
CHAPTER XVI
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woTd Were oT me & bene Of MS wife and dagghteT He Viewing
aps that In & th qnshP @ we're touched here and there with
strange to lR think & Of those tho men agh5ing M 1 there in
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think IT,! cried suppo.ine
us2 Why, from think
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lar Of ours has unjust ooE % ema % nat this sngu
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Wen answered about our be-
GFisq ed the x1fe geef n doubt
so "ss9 then you do have "a doubt of his beheyiorT'
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that 6a 6st9Etss @ a ag @ SSs think III gB by
tell you that you to be utterly blind" ~ "
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The San Francisco call., 1899-10-01

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no. II. itT'
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old
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talk oh then Goes
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the old lazy
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care he Goes
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nea ha
asked the other DIDN'T ne Kno" he' 'H0l D0 -
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The San Francisco call., 1899-10-01


premature attention to finding Marjor but when the steamer fairly
Tounley At first he urked
to
approached
of It dreadful revelation it?' said Moy
No Coleman abstractedly
o
feeling
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The San Francisco call., 1899-10-01
COnVrIghfed.


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sood-by matter OF fact
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The San Francisco call., 1899-10-01


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we're Nettg Sop her. husband
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place return eNu6erant
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with cane 5rsiHai rs6sou5
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CHAPTER XIV.
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man Every personal raannsp1
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paper then
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was Peter Tounsy seemed to be in he He
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polar @ ] @ 3 6 3 a h 8a a9s % this sqRhe5 5@ BUT G8 d the
e @ G6s ' To get @ the 5 discuy coleman GSaF and
took @ TaPez i @ in rhh he
thought the Climate mere Quite tropical must
Really. how they stood For my ysT part
gEsat wear
drsd @ rs5urn an with f hr IN
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