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Large Hay Storage Barn De-
stroyed by Lightning in
Middlebury.
STREETS BADL',E FLOODED
Hindered Firemen in hing the Fire
Dwelling of Allen q on of Addi-
son Struck by ] - thing and
Burned-Report VI state In
dustrial School.
dustrial School.

Middlebury, July IA severe electrical
storm struck town early this morning anu
did consid erable damage to the telephone,
telegraph and electric light wires AT 2'oo
lightning struck the large hay barns OF d.
o. Walker & Co., burning them to the
ground An alarm was rung in by night
Vatchman o. F. Moore and the hose COM
panies responded promptly but could do
little except protect the buildings near by.
The companies had the hardest time tn y
ever had in getting to the fire, a. the heavy
rain which flooded the streets made the
water fully a foot deep. The barns con-
tained about 100 tons of baled hay and 30
tons OF loose hay. The loss Is estimated
Mt $1,000 and is partly covered by insur-
Nnce The parties who own the plant live
IN Nereennes so 1t is impossible to get tho
exact figures
This makes the third hay barn that mas
burned on this site.
The electric light company sustained con-
riderable damage to their plant. some OF
the parts of the dynamos were burned out
by the lightning and it will he several days
before they can be replaced Nearly
every street in town was Hooded by the
sewers clogging up. causing considerable
damage.
HOUSE DESTROYED BY LIGHTNING.
Vergennes, July 17.--During the electric
storm of Tuesday evening the dwelling
house of Allen Norton of Addison WAS
struck by lightning and burned to the
ground. Only n few of the less valuable
household furnishings were saved. making
m almost total loss. The property was
Insured for $500.
The electric bolt struck the chimney on
he ell part. The inmates thought that the
arm had been struck and began examining
t, when much to their surprise the fire
brose out in the house.
About half dozen telephones on the
New England line here were burned out
Tuesday night by the storm.
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SHOREHAM.

Mr. and Mrs David Wells Of Orwell and
Mrs Royce of Kansas visited Miss Abbey
at the Bissell Thursday afternOon.-Mrs
Katherine LeCnar1 returned from Marl-
boro, n. H., Thursday evening.-Mrs. Ed
win Parish returned to Medfcld Friday
morning.-Miss Nellie Nottingham has re-
turned from Buffalo.-Miss Eva Abbey Of
the telephone exchange spent sunday at
her home in Orwell-Mrs. James Mumfori
and son of Springfield, Mass, are visiting
at John G. Mcore's.
Miss Franc bingham of Hartford Hon.
is visiting her father. NJ ". Bingham
Miss Rona Smith Is visiting friends In Bur
lington.-Mrs Andrews and daughter Of
Dorchester. Mass, are boarding with Mrs,
Maria Smith.-.Dr. and Mrs. Russell and
daughter of Hinesbureh spent Sunday
with John Jones and family Mrs. Eliza
beth Fall of Whitehall. y. Y was at y.
c. Moore's over Sunday.-Mrs. Emma
Branard and Miss Brairard Of Middle.
bury are visiting at C. n. North's
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BRISTOL.

Miss Alice Sumner spent Sunday with
hrr sister in Leicest er.--.-Miss Eva Geary
viii lead the Epworth League meeting
next Sunday evening. Mrs. Charles Bee.
'hcc, Miss Kate Becbee and Mrs. Sarah
Pcase of the Queen City have been th"
g:csts of W. II. Preston and wife the past
week w y. Bennett and wife OF NeT
Haven were guests of A. e. Grow and
wife Frid1y-E w. Smith of Last Re-
sort" Lake ChamplIin, was in town Fri
day ana saturday. Rev b. b. Bosworih
of the Washington Heights Baptist church
" New York. with his wife, children and
nurse. ale at Mrs c. NJ Bosworth s.
Mrs. G.. s. Paige and daughter are visiting
In Lynn, Mass The town treasurer Of
flee is now located in w &. Bingham S
store Mr. and Mrs Eugene Dodge and
two nieCes the Misses Earl of Rutland
are guests OF l.. A. Dodge and wife at
Hillside cottage. e."-Bert l.. Smith Will
lead the Christian Endoayor meeting next
sunday evening.
pr. Levi lIasseltine # Brandon is stop
ring at f. a. Hasseltine' s.-Mrs. Fred
Crandall and two daughters of Winchen-
don Mass. are the guests Of c. c. Gram
dan and wife.-Mrs. W, &, Davis of Wor-
cestor. Mass, is at her fathers. George
Steadman s-Mrs. Lotue Brooks is at
home from Wiano, Cape Cod-Mrs. L..
Field. Miss NJ Sturtcvant and Miss G..
Iarbic are spending a week with Miss
Jennie Grow on Mountain avenue.-Fred
H. Dickcrnan. who has been in the em-
ploy OF the Bristol Manufacturing COM
pany for several years as clerk and act
ing treasurer has severed his connection
nth that company.-P. s. Grow is spend
ing a week with relatives in New Haven
and Midllebury.-The apple crop In thus
vicinity will he below the average, espeC-
laIly the winter varietics.-Airs. q. *.
Prime and son. who have been seriously
IN. are improving E. II, Watson Is NOV
ing into Harvey Williamson house on
Spring street
,iert Beers of Hartford. Conn. is in
town for few days.-rhe continued case
OF State VS. George Haran for obtaining
liqGor under false pretenses, was tried
Monday afternoon in the basement of the
town hall before Justice Sherwin and "a
iurv. 4 verdict of not guilty was rsnd-
cred -Narney & Hatch, undertakers, at
tended i've funerals Tuesday and We'd
NJ sday IN New Haven, Starksboro and
Lincoln Mrs A. w. Varrey and Miss
Kate Chamberlain of the Queen City, are
visiting at NJ. F. Varney's,
w. +. Dagrett of the Vermont Marble
Company is spending n few days with his
parents here.-Joseph Rivers of Monkton,
father Of II. l.. Rivers of this town, is very
low.-Rcv. +. w. Richardson, the Advent
pastor is expected home from New Hamp
shire this week and will preach next sun
daY.-Lcttcrs advertised in tho Bristol
postoffice July Ia u. Ash, John Gregory,
NJ. NJ Cool, John G. Mavo. Stanley
liathorne OF the queen city Is spending a
week in town,-.Mss Ida T.. Bristol ar
rived home from Gresham. Neb., Tuesday,
whore she has been the past year with her
brother, c. s. Bristol and family.
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ADDISON COUNTY.
MIDDlEBURY.

FREQ Mayo, Arthur Bssette. William
and Edward LaroCk, who enlisted III the
AID regiment nearly two Years ago, to go
to the Philippines, returned home on the
flyer Wednesday evening. All are healthy
and well but do not desire to 80 again to
that country.
Robert Bolyan. who has been baggage
master at the depot for some time, has
resigned his position and has gone to
W"st Rutland, where il is understood
that he is to be station agent. His place
here is 10 be filed 10y Perry Brown Of
Rose Hall. Ontario, Canada,
DR.. G. W. Prentiss of Harvard Univer-
sity and his aunt Miss Flora NJ Crane.
formerly of this town, sailed from New
York city for Glasgow, Scotland. on Sat
nrdav last. They expect to journey
through scotland. England, Holland and
Belgium 20 the IIartz Mountains in Ger
many. whore they are to spend the sum-
mer.
Jesse Bouia was called to Rridrort Sat
urday by the death of his sisror, Mis-.
i'iram DelHhia who is survived by a hus-
band and four children. and was Il years
Of age. The funeral was held from her
late home sunday at 80 p. m, and tn
mtermcnt was in the family lot in the
Bridpirt cemetery.
Mrs. William Hope Ia visiting relatives
in Pittsford.
Lucy l.eraine wife Of George Steele of
this town died at her fathers home IN
New Haven Sunday afternoon. after a
lingering illness She was IS years OF age
and is survived by husband and two
young children. The funeral was hci
from the home of her father and the in
terment will be in the New Haven ccme-
terry.
Monday market day. did not draw a very
large crowd to town as almost every one
is busy haying. Butter brought l. cents
AMI eggs a cents.
The Bcreans Of the Methodist church
will have lawn social at the home of
A. II. Williamson OF Friday evening.
a. X. Carr and family have gone to
Long Point for weeks outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. W. Dickens have gone
to 'fhompsonS Point for weeks stay.
Mrs. A w. Narney. who has been visit
ing her parents, MIR. and Mrs. f. a. Bond,
has gone to Bristol
II. T. and T. p. Wells have returned
from 10 days stay in Sandy Hill. \. Y.
William Harrington of the depot force
Of help is taking his vacation.
rr Earl Cushman is back from a ten
davs' stay at Mech Island.
Misses Jennie and Nellie La Pan have
gone to Boston for weeks stay with
their sister, Mrs. Louis j. Bruya and
family
Frank Remick has returned to his home
i'll Boston, after weeks stay in town.
A, W. Mrdock has gone to Warren for
a weeks stay with relatives.
Miss Clara Field of Brandon is in town
visiting relatives
Mrs. Richard Cochrane OF York. Pa. is
visiting her parents, Mr.. AMI Mrs. q. 5,
ainwrght.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Duncan have re-
turned to their home in Burlington after
a short stay in town with relatives
Miss Ida Harrington has returned from
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Gee NJ Bristol will spend her three weeks
vacation at her homo in tho Poro.-Trudo
Smith of New York city liz spending his
vacation in town and will stop sew days
in the Boro with his grandfather, Hon A
f. Smith.-Burt Burr Of Hartford, Conn.
is visiting his father and mother in East
Monkton. DR.. and Mrs. Wissel went to
burlington last Monday, whore they made
the purchase OF piano, present to Miss
Ruth Wissel-rhs members of the Metho-
dist church and his many friends were
surprised and shocked at tho gu u1d,n de
ciSion of Rev. Mr.. Shaw to leave Monkton.
Tic state of Mrs Shaw's health was s.jch
that change of climate secrIed necessary
The prayers Of the church GO with him
Mr Shaw stops at Grand Isle few DAYS
ana then probably will leave for The West
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STRUCK IN VERGENNES.
Lightning Ruined Telegraph Outfit AZ
the Station.

Nergennes, July E.-During an electrical
storm that passed over this city between
g and 4 O'Clock this afternoon, a bolt Of
lightning struck the telegraph wires at
the railroad station doing considerable
damage. 1t came down the wires melted
the switch board and the keys Of the in
strument, completely wrecking the whole
Outut and also setting !ire to the wool
work of the office. There heng plenty of
help at hand the fire was PIT out before t
had time to do much damage.
c. J.. Ward had Just stepped out before
the fash came. 1t is thought that If he
had been in the office when the bolt came
he would have been killed
The same bolt also burned out many Of
the fuses in the New England Telephone
Companys central office at T. Neville :
and also did considerable damage on the
Addison County Telephone Company 5
line
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FLETCHER

Ninoty-ciFht degrees in the SHADE and
~ in the sun is the record herc.--Sidrey
Beardsley's little boy Is sick with brain
Fitzgerala and w. ;.
Shepardson took a vacation Of two days
the first of the week, Mrs. May Marshall
has returned from a visit to Connecticut
and took her niece Camilla Lord home
with hcr.-Miss Stella Fullington of East
Cambridge is visiting relatives in town, --
Eli Carpenter killed mother skunk and
tiVc little ones in front of his hous" the
first of the week-Arthur LGndon has re-
turned from Randolph where he has been
working for the Moultons in Randolph the
past year.
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PAN T on,

Miss Helen Adams of Worcester, Mass.
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. t."
Adams MIR. and Mrs. Rufus iI;.nCheti Of
MneVile. y. Y. spent Sunday in town
There was no preaching service at tho
Methodist church last Sunday owing to
the absence % the pastor, kev. l.. VI.
Taylor, who was called home on saturday
by the serious illrss> OF his brOther.-Quite
a gathering assembled at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Waiter Hanchett last SATURDAY
evening for the purpose of welcoming
their son. kendrck. nome from the Fhil-
ippines but he did not arrive as expected.
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Kate Fisher, former resident of this
city. to II. f.. Wheeler Of St Adams.
c. II. Coson, George r. Thorn and J. w.
Kotchum started Tuesday for the Long
Lake region in the Adrondacks for an ex-
tended outing and fishing trip.
Mrs f. c. Phelps and children are visit
ing her mother, Mrs. f.. Lane Of Bur
lington.
james r. Dugan of Rutland Is visiting
MIR. and Mrs. j. l.dportc.
Miss Caro- Kingsland of burlington, who
has been visiting Mrs. A. w. Norton, has
returned home.
Mrs. j. W. Johnson Of Bristol is acting
az assistant matron at the Industrial
School in tho absence of Miss Beccher.
who Is taking a vacation.
A girl was committed to the Industrial
School from Woodstock Tuesday.
Mrs. George Barrows underwent a sue
cessful operation at the Mary Fletcher
hospital at Burlington Monday and is do
ing as well as can be expected.
Mrs. r. Neville and her sister, Mrs. II. G..
Cartmel, of Middcbury are enjoying an
outing at Thompson Point.
Miss Florence Mack has returned from u
months visit with her aunt, Mrs. Law
renee Bartlcy of Burlington.
ST Peters Court, Catholic order OF
Foresters of this city, have made arrange
ments to give an excursion to Island
2ith.
Mise Marion Hull. who has been visit
ing Miss Marion Booth for the past few
weeks. has returned to her home in New
York clty.
Miss Rose Cross is visiting her sister In
kcoseVille, N Y.
Mrs. +. a C;oss Is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. J. Warren Barnes. in Malone, y. Y.
Elliott and Leonard Remand have returned
from 10 days visit to Mr. and Mrs Blon-
din of st. Adams.
Mrs. Josie Mcdonald and Miss Angeinc
1.anglois of IIolyoke, Mass, are making
a two weeks visit to their sister, Mrs.
Fred Field.
The city Band have arranged to run a
searchlight excursion on the steam Cha
teaugay from Basin Harbor Wednesday
evening, July 81. On that evening the
steamers Alexander and Victor of this city
will connect with the Chateaugay at the
Harbor
John G. Strong of New York city is Wis
sitting his mother, Mrs. r. G. Strong.
Mrs. II. G. TIerrick has gone to Spring
field to attend the Wheeler Fisher we'd
ding Wednesday.
Mrs George Booth Clarke Of New
York CITY is visiting her mother. Mrs. w.
W Booth.
boat ride on the steamer Victor to Cedar
Beach Tuesday evening.
Miss Julia Woodman is spending a
couple of weeks at Bristol with her grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs Frances Labor.
Miss Belle Strickland, teacher in the
Pattshurgh school, is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs e. T. S. Pierce of this city.
Royal NJ. Kngsland visited Mr. and
NIrs Hiram Kingsland of Feriisburgh
Tuesday.
Miss Carrie Taher is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Clifford. at Essex Junction.
The steamer Victor brought 81 boys
from Camp Dudley near Westport. wher Q
they are camping under the auspices Of
the Y. NJ. .. A. of New York city, to
visit the Industrial school Wednesday.
DR.. Edward Lane. wife and two children
of Bridgewlter were the guests of DR.. +.
c. Phelps Tuesday night.
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RAINS IN THE CORN RELT.

Kansas city, Mo- July E.-Genorous
rains felf this afternoon over the larger
part Of the corn belt of the southwest
Scattering showers fell over the southwest
last night and to-day but in most places
continued accounts of intense heat We're
reported. Reports from many counties as
sert that to-daNs rains. followins what
little has fallen within the past IS hours
will insure at least half a crop OF corn and
makes pasturaGe sure.
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ADDISON.

The Spoonor boys saw four deer
near the creek few days eince.-NiSs
Emma Smith, who is sick with appended
tis at l.. c. Scegar's, is reported to ne IL
little better Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Mitchell
of st Alhans are guests at julie Clark s.
Mrs Joseph st. Clare and her sister, Mrs.
Lucia of Worcester. have been campins at
the lake.-The infant daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs Willis Palmer died July Is and was
buried the 1sth,--Mr. and Mrs. Taber or
Saratoga are the guests of George Day
and famly.-Russc Smith is quite sick
with an abscesS an his chin,
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NEW INSECT PEST,
A Flying Boring Bug Doing Much Dam
age to Fruit and Trees.

New York, July l7.-An insect, new to
the farmers of Westchester county, ard,
1t Is thought, novel pest, has made its
appearance, 1t has become locally known
as the hyng boring bug and is doing much
lamase to fruit and trees. Tho new in
sect is described as being as la ge as 4
humble bee, having a lonp hard stins with
which it stabs tfe younger trees and fruit
The flying bug was first seen in Orange
county and later devastated two West
chester county townships. The bug Will,
IL is said, destroy whole fields of grain
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Col. L. c. Harmon is a veteran and a
man of exceptional tact and executive ca
pacty he is unusually we'll qualified to
fill such position. He was department
1uartermaster Of the Grand Army In Col.
Taylor's term as department commander
and was for years the quart ermaste Of tho
National Guard under Gen. Estey. having
IN hoth position made IA remarkably good
record for business efficiency and care and
good judgment The same has been true
,of his work in charge of 'hc feeding de-
partment of the Valley Fair f'r several
years, making an annual profit where be-
fore was a deficit
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MONK TON.

Harry Eaton arrived from Nebraska
sunday evening and is visiting his aunt.
Mrs Fred Dean,-Burt Baldwin came
dc wn on his wheel from burlington Sntur-
day evening ana spent sunday with his
parents, Mr., and Mrs. A. n. Baldwin
Mr.. and Mrs. Chaplin Of Bristol called upon
Mis-. S. L. Meach last Sunday.--Miss Helen
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Is very sick.
Mrs Nelson Steadman died enc morning
ntly while getting breakfast, supros-
edy of heart failure, as snc had been III
her usual heGlth.-Mrs. DR. Rogers OF AL
burg came Saturday night for few days
visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. r.
Morgan.-The children's day exercises at
the Union church was very entertaining,
the speaking and singing by the children
being unusually good. The fresh air
children added much to the enjoyment of
the occasion.
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NORTH FERRlSBURGH.

Mr. and Mrs. NJ. r Allen spent Sunday
at North Adams with their daughter Mrs
William Newton.-William Dow is visiting
his sister, Miss Ellen pow,-Mrs. Frank
Nelson of Pawlet is visiting his SISTER
Mrs 5. y. Allen,-M, +, Allen and : T.
Martin went to Wcstport Tuesday afteI,
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HAVE SAVED CORN CROP.

Topeka, Kan. July 1.-THE rains that
have fallen in Kansas last night and to-
day have practically assured a corn yield
of At least 5o,0oO,0o bushels and the Yield
may even he greater,
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COL. EDMUND RlCE.

Boston, July l7-Col Edmund Rice, lats
in command of the 26th Regiment of Uni
ted States Volunteers, has come home
malarial fever.
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dent of the Home, vice Coifey recently de-
ceased and will continue Mrs. Coffcy as
matron.
Remarks eulogistic of Stunt. Coffey were
made by Senator Proctor Messrs. Estey,
Woodbury., kenfield, Huse. Mccullough
and Henry.
Messrs, Henry. Mccullough and Estey
were appointed to draw resolutions and
submit them at a later meeting
The condition of the Home was found TO
be perfectly satisfactory.
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REPORT OF INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL.
1877 Boys and "a Girls There July l.
Su pit. Andrews in Charge IL Years.

Ncrgonnes, July T-Superintondent S,
A. Andrews of the Vermont Industrial
school gives his annual report of the
commitments, discharges and furloughs
at the school for the year ending With
June 30, as follows:
No. Of toys in school July l, 1900. ....12i
No. of BOYS committed during the year %
No. of boys returned..,.... .............. y
No. of boys in school during year.......2i
Transferred to the House OF Cor
Tec'lOh,.'...' ....''' ,''''.,.. ...,.,...
No. of boys furloughed ed,..............Tl Il
No. of boys discharged.... -. ...... "a
81
No, of boys In school July I, 1an1........l27
No. Of girls in school &Sly Il l9gO...".., Y
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SHERIFF TRACEY HAS GLENNIE.

Toronto, Ont, July 17--Deputy Sheriff
Tracey Of Montpelier. Vt, left for home
tonight with Alexander Glernie, wanted
for the alleged embezzlement OF 5000 funds
of the Stone Cutters Union of which ne
was treasurer
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WOMAN HELD FOR PERJURY,
Chester Wood, Charged With Assault
ing Fishermen in County Court.

Montpelier, July 17.-Mrs. Elizabeth
Tacy, against whom states attorney Hoar
yesterday filed charges of perjury In her
recent divorce case has been arrested Her
bail was fixed at $500 aud being unable to
furnish it she was romanded to Jail
Last week two young men of this city
were, according to their report assaulted
WI lie ir a boat on the pond of Chest er
Wood. in Marsnneld by the owner Of the
riill. It is claimed that Wood struck Mel
son GAY one of the young men, with an
oar and smashed a hole through their
boat, compelling them TO swim ashore to
escape droN ling. Wood has been arrested
@nd brought to this city. judge fIuntlev
to day fixed his hail at $500 j. +. Iamson
went surety for his appo arance al the Sep
tcmher term of County Court and he was
released.
HOG DEALER HEAVILY FINED.
Montpelier July IA case of unusual
interest was trici in city court last even
ing. Ira Kicker of Groton, the well known
dealer in livestock was before the court
charged with cruelty to animals
Some time ago DUNG tho hot spell com
plaint was lodged with tho police that
some hogs in cars were suffering terribly
from the heat. They proved to he those
which MIR. Kicker had been loading in this
city ana he was consequently arrested and
the hogs made more comfortable
At the trial last night no defence was
made by Mr. Richer and he WAS found
guilty by Judge Smile and sentenced to
lay fine of 800 and costs. The case viii
hc taken to county court. Grand Juror
Thomas appeared for the prosecution and
J j. LamsOn for the defendant.
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VERMONT.
Local Items Of Interest From ALI
Parts of the Green Noun
tain State.
THE NEWS BY COUNTIES

The Winooski Valley, Villages up North
From the Island in the Lake to the
Passumpsic, Along Otter Creek
and by the Shores of White
River Covered by Special
Correspondents.
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No. of girls committed. d..... =. ........... 2.
No. of girls returned. ........ ..........
No Of girls during the year............. 8;
No. of girls fuIloughed. ...... ........ IA
No. OF girls discharged. ed.....,........... 4
NO. OF girls died.. ....... -. ...,.. l
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uERGENN N ES.

II Frost is on the sick list,