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The Dickinson press., 1900-07-21
Notice Of Nomination for City Officers

Notice is hereby given that the following
nominations of candidates to be voted upon for
office in the City of Dickinson, Stark county,
24th day of July, 1900, have boon filed in my
office.
For mayor, Daniel Manning.
For aldermen LIST ward, John +. Davis and
A.. billiard.
For aldermen End ward, Frank kim, Geo.
Drenkel and Leonard Sticka.
For aldermen :rd ward, A.. r. Crowl and \. j.
Osborn.
For city treasurer, j. S. White, Wilson l..
Richards.
For police magistrate, Geo. W. Burkholder,
Tlos. II. Ryan.
For city Justice, \. p. Folsom.
Dated at Dickinson. n. d., this jtl, day of
July, 1900.
j. p. TINGLE,
1T Village Clerk
The Dickinson press., 1900-07-21
Legislative Call.

Antelope, n. D., July 3, 1900.
Notice is hereby given that n delegate Demo.
to meet at tho School House in Taylor. Stark
County, North Dakota, on Saturday tho 18th day
July. \. D. 1900, at 2 O'Clock y. NJ, for tito pur
Senator and member Of tlie House of Repre-.
sentatIvcs from the :tlst Legislative District
composing the cuuntios of Stark, Mcrcer and
Billings.
The county of Stark is entitled to 6 votes in
said convention as designated by the Demo
cratic County Committee of said county.
The county OF Mercer is entitled to / votes it,
said convention.
Tho county of Billings is entitled to 2 votes
Total II votes.
BY Order of the Legislative Committee.
1-l-2t THOMAS CALLAHAN,
cLairrnuu
The Dickinson press., 1900-07-21
Special Bargain!

After the 25th of July | will make new
suits to order for SIS; also guarantee to
keep in repair for six months and press
them, when required, for one year free
Of charge-all for SIS. Save money by
taking advantage of this rare bargain.
NJ. BRAN.
The Dickinson press., 1900-07-21
Wanted

A teacher with frst-grade certificate
for Medora school district No. ], for a
term of nine months, salary forty-fve dol
(S45) per month. NELLIE ROBERTS,
District Clerk.
The Dickinson press., 1900-07-21
For Sale,

Section p, township 1870, range %
The hay on this section is also for sale.
Inquire at PRESS office. 7-2I-tf
The Dickinson press., 1900-07-21
Official Directory.

COUNTY
Auditor.. Riessbeck
Sheriff !. -. .Chas. Kono
treasurer. -. Whlte
Register of Deeds....... ........H. F. Hatch
Clerk of District Court..........J. G. Saunders
COrOuer.. ........... +. r. Aellers
County G. Campbell
+. County Surveyor. ...-......R. s, brooklngs
County Superintendent of Schools, Ida 8. Allen
Commissioners, ::% w IT, t + & $ Il e:
Justices. 49,. A. P. Folsom, A. Jopp, Benj. Webb
VILLAGE
Trustees, : :: ; S $;:s i: } b B:$$
m6rsndl hoOt. SrdAS
Treasurer. ......J.S S. White
Attorney. A. Simpson
Justice. Geo. w. Burkholder
Clerk. ID. 1lnGle
f-'H=.e'H. -r-
The Dickinson press., 1900-07-21

MLieutenant Governor Devine and Miss
Mae Hanscom Of Minot we're married at
the brides home July IS. 1t was a very
pretty and quite an elaborate affair and
as An exchange puts 1t the wedding was
a divine institution" The popular lieu
tenapt governor and his bride are to take
an extended tour in tine east.
VMrs. A. T. Crowl and Miss Grace en-
tie rtained about twenty-five of their Young
friends Tuesday evening at an attic
dancing party. After lunch there was
quite a musicale with songs by Mrs.
Alex. Hughes, Mrs. Geo. Hughes, and Mr.
Marvin and rollicking songs by all the
company.
kNMr. Lish's new store is fast nearing
completion and both the owner and the
city have reason to be proud of it. 1t is
a large brick structure, solidly built in
| every way and finished most carefully in
every particular with the best of material.
| Dickinson brick is used throughout.
| Residents of the block have to thank
Mr.. Lish that insurance rates are re-
| duced on account Of it.
+. !. Greene has bought j. Freeman's
stock of drugs, jewelry and wall paper
and will open at one i tirst-class drug
and iewelry store in the rooms just va
Gated by Haskin q Granteer. MIR.
Greene will have.a first-class registered
pharmacist from Minnesota to attend to
prescriptions, etc., and F. c. Angliss will
look after the jewelry department and
bench work as at present. Dickinson
people are glad that MIR. Greene has de-
cided to engage in business again here.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-10-10

TYAlpS " and - (Gbiyed sKoept SuhdAy1
sSLtFo, Ind depart FROM hamburg
fDaiiy except sonday.
slOopinE Oar Service
DTcoli0nt aaily Passenger sSEvtOS bS%wssa
florida AA6 ESw YorA-
Sep. sHd a-NSw YorA aaG F2es4dA u
preA. DfANjnersSm S,s4pang oart bSSaeso
Augusta Snd New York
Pu,hnss drAWlngrqon dSfEiAs. SASS ~
tYaSn Port TsAp8- IAotson MA, BSVaAa6.
Pullman sleSpins oarS bstwSoa OAAEietta Spd
ffAaone Dthin6 ears bstvSon charsOtSS
taA BaY1nHAh.
Ne. q EAd go, 8, Fer Meai,. yhrsaae
ssa 1ssfsca7is sasa p9 ssfns sS "a :St
G hS$y9sf cssE SsewSsn AsEsGs4 and deaS
FaiS.S aSgesHS csFs sy Selves ~ aH' JsesfssSSSs SS
and Coitupkib, ekSante daily bStWsSn jskxlao6-
vile and CfAcaAAu, Sts AsksvtliA
BAAEKp. 0AHH0F. IN. ouLI1,
TMSd V'P. fen. Mgr. TEA1ne Mgr,
WA6hiaston, D. @ Washing gton, d. o
", \. TURK, HARDWICK,
G4n. PAsS lR'A, Ast Gen. Pass Aga,
Washington. .. q &tlSntS, c.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-10-10

Two boys, each carrying fish
ing takle and a can of worms,
walked by.
"Say, Butch they's bully
tishin' now down at tn arsinal.
Comm long wit us, amt you2
We got 'nough bait," said one Of
the boys to the toddler's guardi-
an.
"Have't pass It up t'day. fell
lers," replied "Butch." "Maw's
gone down t. were pop work t.
make him cough up some o. his
wages sos he won't blow tn bun
die fore he hits home, an I'm
mindin' Mickey"
cav, yer a stiff t. be always
lookin' after that kid" said the
other boy. "W'y can't you put
him inside de house an come
on?"
"Might hurt himself," an
swered Clutch. :" "Such a lit
tie tad, Mickey is, an he don't
know no better N t. fall off
things. Sides, maw'd club de
lid off me f she come home an
foun' me skinned out. q"
The two boys with the fishing
tackle went their way and then
three more Just like them came
alonG. Cno Of them had u big
trap with three rats in it and
the other two were hanging on
to a bat-eared bull terrier pup.
They all halted when they saw
Clutch" in his front yard.
"Come on down t de lot and
see de pup nail de rats,
Butch, )" said the owner Of
the pup to the boy nurse.
"G'wan az turn 'em loose
right were you is," said
Clutch, " for boy loves rat
batting. "Give Mickey a treat
can't take him and | can t
leave him."
"Ws amt boddered bout
no Mickey-'f you can't come
long, wy, stay; dat's all, !"
said the other boys, and they
went on down the street with
the dog and the rats. "Butch's"
gray eyes followed them visit
fully. Then he plucked blade
Of grass from the turf, put it in
his mouth and chewed 1t
thoughtfully and looked his
little brother over critically.
"Mickey," said he, address
ing the toddler, mournfully,
"ye're all right, an | like yer,
but yer cert'nly plays HI wit
me, an I'll be glad wen yer
gifts growed up H'-Washington
Star.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-10-10

TIE best method of cleansing
the liver is the use of the famous
little pills known as De Wits
Little Early Risers. Easy to take.
Never gripe. Crawford Bros.
d-wg
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-10-10
Trials of "Mindin' de Kid"

This freck!ed faced, bare footed
boy of ten was on guard, as it
we're. He sat the other afternoon
on the steps of dingy frame
house in South Washington and
his roly poly two-year old brother
played elephantinely around
him. When the little chap grew
a.weary of pulling up grass and
thro wing the same at imaginary
enemies he'd walk up to his "big'
brother and dig his chubby little
fists into his gnardian's face.
Then his guardian would square
off and pretend to box with the
toddler and then run away from
him and hide behind a tree and
play tag and hi-spy with him,
and when the little chap began
to whimper over some purely
imaginary wrong he'd pick him
up and comfort him. A couple
of boys of the "big" brothers.
age, with towel wrapped bundles
under their arms, passed by the
front gate.
"Hey, Butch goin' in swim
MIN with us9" one Of them stop.
ped and asked the freckled faced
guardian of the toddleT.
"Can't; got t. take care O. de
kid; maw's down, town." was the
boy nurses mournful reply.
There was an expression of long
ing in his eyes as he watched the
retreating forms of the two river
bound boys. He swung his in
FAINT charge on the gate for
awhile and then two more of his
boy chums came along and
stopped.
"We're goin' rowin' in de skift,
'Butch;' comm 'long?" one of
them asked.
"Naw," answered "Butch. "
"Got t. mind Mickey"
"Hey, Butch wy don't youse
wear apron?" asked the other
boy, getting himself into posi-
tion for a sprint, and when
Butch" made for the gate he
sprinted, followed by his COM
panion.
The boy went to the back yard
and returned with a piece of
rope, wherewith he fitted up a
swing, one end attached to the
fence and the other to a wasting
tree in the front yard, for his
little brother. He was swinging
the toddler and humming a coon
song to him when a little girl
from the next block came along.
She poked her head over the top
of the gate and grinned at the
boy-nurse.
"Girly- -girly- girly- -girly," sh e
said, sticking her tongue out at
him.
"G-wan an mind yer business" ="
said the boy, 10 King Inundated
at that.
"Want t borry my dolly?"
asked the little girl, sticking her
tongue out at him again, and
when he made a dive for the
fence she ran down the street,
heaving back the "Girly -girlyp'
taunt at him.
The boy had his little brother
on his lap playing "patty cake
with him, when another little
girl, with her two plaits of hair
done up in cottony red ribbons.
passed by. The boys face flushed
MS red as the little girls ribbons
when he caught her eye and saw
that she was smiling contemptu.
ously and turning up her tip.
tilted little nose at him. Obvi,
Ously she was the one and only
young woman in the world for
"Butch." She looked back al
him and grinned scornfully sew.
eral times as she swished down
the street and the boy looked
very unhappy.
"Makes me feel like t'irty
skents," he muttered.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-10-10
FREE: !!
China
Mathis ad
Company.

We are giving away coupons
now for every cash purchase
from our customers. The cou-
pons run from SC up to So. The
prizes run from one piece worth
10c to SIS. Anyone can save up
81 worth or SIS as you like. You
will get something for every 81
purchase. We will have the
chinaware on exhibition next
week call on us.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-10-10

Trains Nos 82 ana 33 connect az BLACK sburg
with trains on the Ganney Division
Train No 32 connects az Camden With the
Charleston Division OF the Southern Railway
for all points south
Train No 81 leaving Camden at ~ 30 D. m
going west, makes connec ton al Lancaatey
= e., with the l. b Q. r. Il, at Catawba Jupc.
tiUn with the > L., going norm: Nt RocL
Hun With the Southern galway, going north
Train No. u connects AZ Blaoksburg with the
southern Railway from the south. At Marion
N @ with southern Railway going wSt
SAM l.. HUNT, A TRIpp
President ~ Superin ten,ient
y B. LUMPkIN g. r A.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-10-10
Our Light Bread

And Cinnamon Rolls are going
like hot cakes, The people know
a good thing when they try it.
A fresh lot on hand now. We
have complete line of Lang
don's package crackers; also
loose ones
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-02-23
No Room for Doubt.

BINGHAMroN, n. Y.-Mr Jas Mich
OILS, G27 Chenango-st writes
II suffered intensely with piles for
over ten years, but at last found a cure
in Dr. A. w. Chase's Ointment. one
box did the work " The reason why
DIR A. w. Ohase's Ointment is guaran-
teed TO cure piles, eczema, salt rheum
and all other skin troubles is, that il
has never failed We have thousands
OF testimonials to prove this statement.
Hundreds have been cured by the
sample box we give free to every appli-
cant. Send stamp for one today.
Women will find DR. a. w. Chase's
Ointment a blessing to them and their
children. 1t is magical in its soothing
effects when used TO relieve chafng
and burning pimply skin.
Or \. w. Chase's Ointment is sold
under a positive guarantee soc. all
druggists or Dr.. A. w. Chase Ned Co.
Buffalo y. Y.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-02-23

MORTGAGE StLT.- Default having been
w made BOO tur Conditions Oi certain mort
cage dated May ,th. 1896, executed by Michael
Nr.lugDr .ud IA, Wlte. Mary ilCluugefto Time
Thy IA. Ackle-. uJ recorded in The flee Of tho
kCEi-te r OF a.. ds for GmtlOt county and state
or Michigan boo Uncr =: O' mortgage on puEp 80
und Nner, ~ there is All sgrt emrnt in The said
moriglc" ara the prvml--lry not" mac, and
executed at the same tune by thr said Michacl
uOI.IrTCr 90 which said mortgage is ooliatr
security. lA "a nirh u was agreed ana so stut' Il,
'I hat Do ans ul the interest money >prcihud in
said mortgage and uOte 10 be paid shOuld be
come due aud remain unpaid Tor thirty day
hen the whole amount OF principal and inter
est oi -aid m0rgagc should at tn option Of
tn no der of aid mortgaRr and note iOrlhWith
b,cou" due and payable. And Where0, there
now remain, unpaid aud duc upOu said mort
ragc the entire amount of interest upon said
mortgage aud note rom Tho date thereof, and
Jhe same mas remained due ana unpaid Tor "a
ueriud of murr than thirty day Tart past and
3y virtue o' ih' terms ana rphdltous OF sad
mortgage and note, Timothy j.. ACklcs, me
oodcr at -Vld mortgage aud note. the tnOrtge
zee m. utlOncd ~ said m rtra2e now declare :
the whole amount on said mort gaPe. principal
ard interest now due and payable. on which
mortgage tnCrr b., now. aimed to /" due aud
uupaa hI ih' dat. 81 lhls holle' IN ruW OF
elgh hundred and Unity dollars Aud elghty-our
cent f>siOsl1, principal and interest, besides
tn a. YrueN fcr stipulated Tor 200 stlu mortgage,
ID, provoked by law (which j, The sum Of twenty
I've a'I1rsI should ay Proceedings bc taken To-
f1trc tst laid mOrtV1gn. UAO 70 sult pr pro-
.ecdne 10 'tw cop 80 eq1uy having oecn 'st
iut'd to recover any ptri oi IT, dtbl -'tuil 10y
-tila mortgage. Now therefore bA virtue at the
power ot sale in said mort g0gc contained ana
tHC statute m such ctse made aud provided (,
20 ticc Us hereby given hat ou Tuesday nh. 10Th
day OF May 1890 at one o clock M tn afternoon
pi said day. tnvr" viii bc ,uid at public t'uduc
90 Tn HIGHEST bidder at the north front door ot
ne court house TOT the county OF Grafton and
statt OF 81 icai.uu ii the village OF Ithaca $50
aid county tthat being tho place Of holdiu- the
circuit court for ~uio county thc premises Iu
said mCrtvapr dc~Crihcd or 20 much thereof as
WFy be necessary 70 satisfy the amount du' on
said UortC.cr ~ aforesaid of principal uud IN
t'I'-r hcn >,ild premises iu SAID mortgage
c-'rhc1 and which viii br -od are rs follows
tO.Nit. The V, Fl thirty five Hu1 one-hal acres
oil the ef-t one hall aft the northwest quarter of
.octou t,Seuty five. township ten north RANG
Two west. IN The township of \orth stare latiot
county and state OF MICHIGAN.
Dated. February 18th 1900,
TIMOTHY Il. ACRLFs
B. II SAWYER MOrtgagrr
Attorney for Mortgage, lu9!
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-02-23


Ken" Miller is "''
Miss Peet visited tAe school Monday
Botany class are duu. laboratory
work.
Metric and George Davis eu,cr,d
school This week
Kate Mckinley and Floyd Nay have
returned 10 ,ohoo.
win Clark of the f.r. Grade has
moved 10 Jackson.
Electrician SInv+.r 1.- .a-.r .l,etrfc
bell ON the laboratory.
Miss Robinson. room observed
Washington birthday
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The high s'hooi ae1 pr.suec g. spa.
cial program for Thursday morning
George and jaime. Are-u. uG Maud
ConklIu entered tAe fourth grade Mon
day.
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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-02-23
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Miss Lillian McCuliough left ON
Thursday for Chicago - resume her
studies in the Northwestern University.
w. F Knox of Grand Rapids was i'm
Alma Thursday 70 attend the Zata
Sigma banquet at the Wright House i'm
the evening.
John Rowell Of Edgewcod was i'm
Alma Wednesday and Thursday Mr.
: Rowell conducted the Mrs Kipp auction
sale on Wednesday
Lewis Lawrence, an old gentleman
residing in the southeast part of town.
died on Friday of last week at the age
of ~ Death was caused by neuralgia
of the heart. The funeral vas held AZ
the house on Saturday, Rev E L. Sim
cleir preaching the funeral sermon, and
interment was made in Riverside ceme-
terry.
Yesterday forenoon as the west bound
freight engine on the Pere Marquette
was backing the extra baggage coach
that was dropped off here for the show
company, the rails spread on the switch
track, derailing both engine and coach.
necessitating sending to Ionia for the
wrecking crew before they could be
aced onto the main track
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-02-23

NtrNrE or MlCHlGAN.-rn, 2gth Judicial
y trcu.f bon thalCrry.
l,,,.,,f N.,,,v,. suit
complainant 't 49, ~ -. W
r... N....,.. 81 Gratiof. iu Chauccry
"''.' -' ,.,.,.i,, AT the Village OF
Ithaca, Michigan.
~ this cause, IL appearing that the defendant
is PES dent of mis- state. hGt hl, Whereabouts
l> uu,uuWu. but is sOmcW here I'M the >tate OF
leNu-. Therefore ON motion of n sawyer
solicitor Tor Complainant, it is ordered that or-
ir0dau e,'r. his app,araucc in said cause On or
hyf ore four months nom The date of this order
And thrt within TWENTY days thc complainant
,lus. ibis otucf 90 be- publshod in the ALMA
i,t CORD, a newspaper printed and Circulating
i0 the county of Gratiot said pubncatiou 10 be-
Cprtipued once in each week tor -iN wees, Do
-brCcss iOL OF that she cause copy OF this order
90 p, p0rsOnally served upon said defendant at
,lst twenty day uetoro tn time aboyc PIE.
--tibcd tor bis appearance.
b r. SAWYER Gao +. STONE
solicitor Tor Complainant. circuit Judge
lU53-tN
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-02-23
GOll0q8 Department.
Devoted to the interests Of
Alma College.
,ls3ig@;l4g.%7g1il9f .9 2. ~. es.s.3iss:

Miss Edith Foote spent Saturday at
Ithaca.
MIR. Geo. Kinney is waiter at the
dorm during Nh Rouaa's illness
The Adelphics are preparing for their
annual public program TO be given in
March.
Misses Strange, Deter Twilager,
Hallas Christi Chisholm and Messr-.
Dunniug and Ronald are confined to
their rooms with humps.
Ii. p Bush IL + Reed ana + f.
Fell left Thursday morning for Kala-
mazoo TO attend the state convention of
the Young Mems Christian Association
The five Sunday schools that are be-
ing conducted by young men of the col
lege are in a furnishing condition The
men feel much encouraged with the re-
suits of their efforts.
MIR. McKee's Sunday school, three
miles southwest of town, gave social
last Friday niabtot the nome of Mrs
Wheatan; about seventy were I'm attend
auce and good time was reported The
proceeds will DE used TO procure supplies
for the Sunday school
The classical club met at Prof j T.
Ewing's last Saturday night The roll
call was responded 10 by tems of inter
est concerning some of the masterpieces
of sculpture Two papers We're read,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-02-23
FOR SALE, RENT. EXCHANGE, ETC.

s~- Notices under this head will be charged for
~ the rate ri five cents per line. No charge
less than 10 cents
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-02-23

Bivins & Rhodes guarantee every
bottle of Chamberlain Cough Remedy
and viii refund the money to any one
who is not satisfied after using two
thirds Of the contents This is the best
remedy IN the world for ia grippe.
coughs, colds, Group and whooping.
cough ard is pleasant and safe TO take
IL prevents any tendency OF . cold to
result In pneumonia. lO11-4m
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-02-23

NOTICE OF ATTACHMENTS: The Circuit
" Count for The county OF Gratiot
BERT WOODWARD
Plaintiff
" 10 Attachment
tULLEN l.. DowNIE.
Defendant
Notice =, hereby given that on the BIRD day OF
November 4 - 1870 "a writ of attachment was
duly issued ont of the circuit court Tor the cOuu-
~ OF Grtipi AT the suit of Bert Woodward. the
above unmed piaintit, against the lands tens.
mer's, goods aud Chattcis money and effects % z
ulicu l. DoWuie. the defendant above named
for the sum of Two hundred -iNty-siX dollars aud
,iNfy-s.N ccnt, which said writ was rrturuabc
on me second uHy OF January, a. -. 1900.
Dated this OH day OF February. A. ID. 1900.
1921 BERT itNES.
Attorney Tor Plaintln.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-02-23
Notice 10 TAXraYcrS

/ Will be al the office of &, Z Schwartz
in the village Of Alma ON "Wednesday
and Saturday Of each week until further
notice for the purpose Of receiving taxes
20 be collected in tie township OF Ar
cada LEVI KEEPER, Treas
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-02-23
WAYBACK TALES.
AS TOLD BY TWO MN FROM Th.
WEST.


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The b,ieiness certro l. wa built hy "A
very rich old man who owned all the
land thorcabouts and he thought IA
hotel would draw business Opposite
The hotel was q vacant hin. A rod
divided The hotel from the hill. The
place wG5 q bully one from which 10
make am attack. ! was selected 10 so !
there with my basket and do the hur
ine act about the time Mir. Seward /
go, under Roadway.
"Efr. Seward and his party arrived |
hv he Hapribal and 81 Io.eub train
i'm the evening The Wide Awakcs |
met The party Il the Old station ou |
The "a. teau The club had their torch /
cs auIufpg. brass band had been |
hired probabfv under nrotest No /
Union music had penetrarcd INTO |
no..5ve.t Missouri M that time ana .
= r.-1a,nrer thai Mr. seward wos tal.-
on his hotel behind Wearing of the
Green. Wait for the Wagon. and Pop /
Goes the Weasel The Wide AwaA-s
formed company front before the ho-
tel remember that nervous fathers
and mothers Of the town called in
their broods early that evening for
there was grave apprClens on. empha-
sized by the Gazette. he Southern pa
per. that there would be trouble in the
stree s If the Wide Awake did not De
have.
"Vben Mr. Seward etc,,od IN, ON
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