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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-16

Special rates Of one fare for the round
trip have been made by Colorado Lines
for the summer race meeting at Overland
Park, Denver, which opens June IL and
and continues through July 8.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-16

The Street Fair, with its noisy boosters
confetti and Alice. pulled up stakes
and silently stole away last Sunday
morning and everybody gave sigh Of
relief.-Raton Range
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-16

Furnished house for rent. Call on OF
W. c. Seanland Rocky Ford. 5-p
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-16

A lively little hail storm surprised US
Monday evening but no damage was done.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-16

Special for Saturday and Monday. June
IL and 10. Seven spoois Of Clark's best
thread for 24e. 8 cent ealieos all you
want Al SIC par yard. i2S cent India
linens At &c per yard. Ladies' 10 cent
all linen handksrehisfs 6 for rs cents.
Ramsay & Byars.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-16

Come 70 the last number Of tho La
Faystts Lecture Course. Frikay 8 p. m.
You had batter.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-16

The Eastern Stars had splendid So
eial timo Tuesday evening. II was tho
occasion Of the brothron's annual banquet
to tho sisters and they did their par. wcll.
Tho hall was profusoly decorated with
flowers and each lady was given bo-
auet on entering the hall. Addresses
were made by Mrs. c. F. Evans and p. J.
Reiiel and fine musical program given
by Mrs. Sigman. Mrs. Hall and Lloyd Pol
lock. supplemented by somn fine
graphophono music by Mr.. Award.
Elegant refreshments wero served.
the gentlemen acting as walters with as
much grace as IL they had served a long
apprenticeship at some eastern watering
place. In addition to the program and re-
freshments a splendid social time was
enjoyed.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-16

STRAYED. a small dark half iersy
heii!er. E. W. Nanny.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-16

Stauffer's is headquarters for
horseredish and all kind Of relish.
es.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-16
Bond coscert aad Social.

Tho Ladies Of tho q. A. r. will give an
entertainment and serve ice cream and
cake in tho Park Friday evening. the 25.
Tho Rocky Ford Band will play. Every
body come.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-16

The two year old son of H. Otis Brown
is suffering from the effects Of burns or
his feet, the little fellow having walked
into hot ashes.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-16

Go to Stauffer's for Picked
onions. Pickles Of all kinds and
salad oil.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-16
Rocky Ford Ditch Matters.

Atameeting ofthe directors of the Rocky
Ford Ditch Co.. held at Sec. Halls Office
on Saturday, an assessment OF Sl.bo per
share was levied on the stock.
Next Monday the stockholders will hold
an important meeting at the office Of Sec.
Hall for the purpose OF consider
izg the adYisablity of building perma-
nent dam at the headgate. The expense
into this Improvement will doubtless bring
out full attendance Of stockholders.
The first crop on Burrell's NewdalS
seed farm is now being harvested. Thirty
men. boys and girls have been at work
this week picking the seed from the sal
sify. Many Of tho young pickers are
earning their first money and their tender
years and love OF play makes It hard
work for tho oYerseer to keep them
reasonably busy. We understand that a
minimum weight OF seed has fixed which
u not reached will forfeit tho pieker's free
pass TO and from the farm.
Mrs. Frank Weidman has placed on tho
market new baking powder called
Weidman's Best. which 10 a very superior
article. Il has been analysed by Or.
Only Of Denver and pronounced ehsmi-
eally pure. II you want tho very best In
the baking powder line get Mrs. Weld
The celebrated F1oto shows will b In
Rocky Ford Friday. July Z. and will pitch
their tents Just east Of the Barlow Can
ming Factory and the mill. This 10 COL
orado enterprise and has grown to b one
Of the best exhibitions Of the kind on the
road. We've all got less circus money
than we had two weeks ago. but judging
the future by the past great efforts will
b made TO raise the required amount 70
get inside the big tsnt-
Special for Saturday and Monday. June
IL and 10. Seven spools Of Clark's best
thread for 2+e. s cent ealieos all you
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-16
CHURCH NEWS
Christian Church.
m. M. Nelson. pastor.l

Morning subject. "What manner oil
Love-. Evening. Good things from the
i is, i-.ian Endeayor Convention.
'hl !Socn Memorial services al
the cns.- r'af,. ,.;h last Sunday were
attended by apU... 40 members Of the
order. as well as a large congregation oi
others. The services were memorial In a
double sense being in honor OF the late
and much lamented Head Consul Falken-
burg. as well as the deceased brothers
generally. An excellent sermon was
preached by Rev. Nelson.
The c. E. society OF the Christian
church held ioint social and business
meeting at the home Of Rev. M. M. Nell
son Tuesday evening. Tho following now
officers were elected: Pres. NJ. W. Rit-
chic: Vieo Pres. J. B. Ryan: Sec. Nellie
Oliver: Treas. Metha Rasmussen.
Rocky Ford Circuit.
Edward Burns Martin. pastor.
Preaching next Sunday. June l8 =,
Nswdals at loo =. m. Swink. 3 p. m.
Lafayette. 8 p. m. Evening subjset
The Import Of the Sacrament Of ths
Lords Supper.
Prsssytssisn Church.
Regular services will b resumed neg,
Sunday at the usual hours by the pastor.
All members and friends Of the church
are urged 70 b present
Baptist Church.
Is. c. Green. Pastor.)
Regular ssrviess Sunday at the usual
hours. preaching by the pastor. Special
music At the evening service 4 cordial
welcome 70 all.
German Baptist 0rsthrsn.
Sunday School At 10 =. m. Services
at II. Young Peoples meeting At Z.
Evening preaching at 8 by Elder Nsy-
niger. Subject. christian Baptism"
Methodist Church.
Frank u. Hoiirnback. pastorJ
Services As usual both morning and
evening.
First Christian oeisnss ossisey.
Old Masonic hall. North Main. Sunday
service ! ! =. m.
Topic. christian Science"
Testimonial services every Wednesday
Annie Louise Norris. First Reader.
Chlldren's Day st the Baptist Church.
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chlldrea's Day at the Baptist Church.
Tho Baptist church was filled to It's Ut
most capacity and many went away who
could not find standing room Sunday
night. to listen to what was said to b the
most Childrcn's' Day program ever given
in church. Tho music was also n
special feature. Mr.. DcsLarzcs and Mr..
Kuglcr gave two violin and clarinet ducts
with Miss Mac Noble as accompanied.
All tho reeitations were we'll rendered
and the cmblamaiie pieces by tho older
scholars ard young ladies were excellent.
Tho church was beautifully decorated
with roses.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-19

Try II and be COnNlnCed'
$500 secondhand upright................SG 90
325 Hale. d-hand................... Sc
800 walnut case upright.................l los
go Arion. oak ase....,................. ll5
800 Singer. walnut case................ 125
275 Marshall & wendel.................l 3S
$50 Pcase, mahogany.............. l62
S25 Erbe & Co, oak case.............. l65
800 Chickering & Observation-Disclosures. l75
200 Nose Sons ......,..........,...... lS
S25 Mueller. looks new......,,.......... 30
400 Steger & Sons, fine................ 2S
$50 Ivcrs & Pond nearly new........ 2S5
525 Emerson, largest size............. $50
600 Baby Grand Kranich & Bach. geo
Square pianos and organs. all makes, $40
SIS, SOS and up. Terms on upright pianos,
so cash and IS per month: on square pianos
and organs, s. cash and g per month.
Every instrument fully guaranteed. New
pianos for RENTS, 81 and IS per month.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-19
PERSONAL
BIG PIANO
VALUES
AT LITTLE
PRICES

That's the secret Of our success. No mat
ter whether you buy for CASH or CREDIT.
the price is the same and always the low
est. Below is a list Of this weeks specials
at prices you cant duplicate elsewhere.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-19

NICE front room, with alcove; modern;
third floor; reasonable. 3l5 S. 18th St
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-19
FOR RENT-SToRES G. OFFICES

THREE-STORY and basement. 1908 Far
nam; elevator. 314 First Natl Bank Bldg.
1855
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-19

-FOUR elegant unfurnished rooms on first
floor, ensuite, at 99l4 Mason; rent, $3.50.
Csc 10
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-19

EXCELLENT modern rooms and board.
INA Douglas st. FMS ELK
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-19

WANTED-CiTl that can cook and wash.
good wages: small family. 80 South
Goth ST., 9Th house north Of Chambers
-~@AAnv. Clio l91
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-19
AGENTs-MEN AND WOMEN.

AGENTS-MEN AND WOMEN.
My experience covers seventeen years in
the agency business; / started al the bot
tom. / now control two large companies
and am negotiating for a third. Every
honest person who reads this can secure
good paying position from me; willingness
to work is the only capital needed. If you
want to make an honest living, with OPP
portunities OF realizing more and more
money, don't fail to write me today. A
perience necessary; l will teach you the
business.
Do not confound this offer with fiRring ad-
verusements promising SIS, 500 and $50 a
week. which do not materialize; no schemes
or fakes, only good, straightforward hon.
est work. r. A BYRNE
4O-42-H North 4th St. Philadelphia, Pa.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-19
FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD

THE ROSE, 800 Harvey, elegantly fur
nished rooms, house modern; good hoard;
also table board or meal tickets. Phone
PAT. F-41i-Dec. 15X
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-19

SALESMAN WANTED-For automatic
copying books, bill registers and many
other specialties. Pershing Mfg. Co.,
South Bend Ind L.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-19
uNFuRNIsHEp ROOMS FOR RENT

ROOMS on ground floor. 1l2O N. 18th St
GA
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-19
WANTED-FEMALE HELP

20 WORKING girls. Canadian office. 10th
and Dodge. C-SO5
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-19

I.ADIES-I make from SIS TO $50 per week
and want all to have the same opPortn,
nifty; the work Is very pleasant and VIII
nav YOU handsomely for even your spare
time; J speak from experience, as have
frequently made S In a single day; this Is
no deception: / want no money and will
gladly send fun particulars 20 all Ad-
dress Mrs. w. w, Mitchell, Box 10, Port
land, Me. C-6l5 lsX
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-19

WOULD you invest, n you could see 81
per cent on your Investment? This is
no mining or gambling proposition, but
safe and sound enterprise. Arthur c.
Brede, 81 Drexel BldE. PhnAdelphia
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-19

SALESMEN WANTED-To sell our fine
groceries direct to consumers, satisfaction
Guaranteed; profitable. steady, desirable.
exclusive territory. no capital necessary:
Headquarters for carload men; established
1879 Loverin Brown Co. wholesale
grocers, 400 State St. Chicago, Ill.
L-6Se 70
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-19

Statesmen WANTED-Two experienced
speciality statesmen OF ability, for vacan-
cies Jan. /; permanent position; long time
contract; responsible manufacturer; sta
pie, well known, quick selling line; COM
pensation commensurate with ability:
write, with references and past record (;
personal interview II satisfactory Ad-
dress + IS. care Bee. L-6l6 l9X
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-19
HIGH-CLAss REPRESENTATIVE
WANTED,

Successful Illinois wholesale speciality man
ufacturing company, established for years
and paying dividends has decided to open
branch office and salesroOm in Omaha
and we want capable man, who can
come well recommended, to fill the posi-
ton Of local sales manager; duties will be
to take entire charge of our business, SUI
pervising statesmen, advertising, etc; sal
airy Sl.500 per annum and expenses, also
additional commission on sales, which
should make our representatives. income
average at least 50 900 yearly, as shown by
present results. In accordance with our
cooperative plans an investment of 1880
in the capital stock of our company is
required to be held during term Of said
employment. We can furnish highest
bank and commercial references, hun
dreds of the leading wholesale houses
throughout the country having handled
our products for the last fifteen years.
Address General Manager 3OS Wabash
Ave, Chicago. Y-656 l9X
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-19

AGENTS WANTED-Sell our 81 bottle sar-
saparilla for Csc; best seller; $50 per cent
profit write today for terms and terri
tory. F. r. Greene, lis Lake St, Chicago.
j.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-19
CLAIRV0YANTS

MRS CARRIE SMITH, SOVEREIGN
LADY QUEEN OF CLAlRVOYANIS,
will safely guide you through the pitfalls
OF the present 10 a prosperous and happy
future Tangled love AFFAIRS Strengthened
out and separated ones reunited, Can
save YOU money by avoiding losses in
business deals and insure wour future
success and constant good luck Don't
be unhappy any longer but seek ADVICE
a marvellous magnetic healer. one visit
conVinces SO7 N 18th St. S-75s lsE
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-19

DUNCANSON for the money makers;
stocks of goods, shops candy factory,
bakery, saloons, barber shop, hotels res
taurants, pantatOrium. roOming houses
ffats-everything, anything you could
want; lowest prices save time and money
looking elsewhere; we have all that are
good. Duncanson Real Estate Co., 432
Paxton Blk yrs 10
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-19
BUSINESS CHANCES

TO BUY OR SELL any business and for
best information and quick action, see
MOATS. 1903 Karbach block. Y-14
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-19

HUSTLING partner with 800 to invest to
manage office; clears 81 daily; have an
other offer, main business for partner
with $500 Call 209 s 18th St. YES 10
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-19
AGENTS WANTED

NEW sleeve protector for Office and house
work: write today, get territory; other
new goods Ladies' supply Co., Forest
Ave, o, Chicago. I-26e Decllx
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-19

GOOD harness business in good South Da-
kota town for sale; stock $1,000; building
$500; half cash, balance on time, with good
security; good reason for selling. Ad-
dress + c. care Bee. H-3l5 20
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-19

Join Morands b 6SHis f fassday a lSi
Friday s p. m, the largest and most popu-
lar school in Omaha; all dances now in use
IN ball rooms and taught in one term, Why
go 20 inferior school or teachers when our
terms are lowests C-6U i9x
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-19

SNAP-For sale, trade or will lea Sc, a
restaurant and lodging business in cTO-
ration, but too much business for pro-
prietor; good location. b, Fremont, Neb.
YRS 19X
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-19
FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS
Tel, Oil .. M. E. Haul Trunks
E-SaS

TWO large rooms; eastern frontage; all
modern conveniences. including use OF
telephone. Inquire lie n 18th. E-M659
SMALL FAMILY with Well-equipped home
will rent double room 20 refined gentle
man and wife or two gentlemen; every
modern convenience; references e0-
changed. Adress F-27 Bee. EST Is
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-19

FINE OPENING for young man: half in
terest in best real estate: business chance
and rental business in Omaha office nicely
furnished, including private telephone,
stenographer, heat and light; best loca-
ton; your expenses only $40 per month;
object more money with good partner;
for half interest $3.50. Address F a,
care Bee. Y-5S0 10
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-19

FOR SALE-Dry goods and clothing store
in Ainsworth, Neb.. stock in good shape;
u cash rest easy terms; owner wishes to
retire. Address Purdy Real Estate Co,
Box 142, Ainsworth, Neb., Y-M297
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-19

NINE. BUDDHA. LEADING PALMIsT.
call al No. ia South 18th 81, upstairs.
RsEultfu prediction absolutely slysA
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-19

MEN or women, sell our 81 Japanese rug;
agents make $50 to $50 week. If you mean
business-want the money, call tor Kline,
room 80, Drexel hotel, u to noon, s to
evening 900 1sx
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-19

EXPERIENCED hosiery salesman for line
Of plain and fancy half hose az side line;
straight commission. FENWICK HO-
SIERY MILLS, 345 West Broadway, New
York L-6bz lsN
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-19

LEARN to At glasses by sending for Our
Free Book on the Eye. II will tell you all
about II. Get profession that pays you
from S5' to $50 per month; the optical
profession will DO 1t for YOU NO field SO
pleasant, profitable or so little worked;
no longer necessary to work for someone
else at a meager salary. For a short time
only we are sending our book free. 1t
will teach you to be an optician and costs
you nothing. A postal card will bring IT
by return mail, all charges paid. Jack
sonian Optical College, Dept IL 80, Jack
son, Mich. j.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-19

wANTED-Hat salesman; must have
years of experience. ]. l.. Brandeis .,
Sons 1--I3s Il
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-19

AGENTS WANTED-One agent cleared
$295.00 last month. Suitable for Christmas
presents. Write at once for terms. L. J.
Ulery, New York City. j.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-19
Statesmen WANTED

TRAVELLING man to sell our line OF
spring dress goods and white goods to
retail country stores; good commission.
Manufacturer, p. y. Box $50, Phlladel-
phia. L-S2s lSN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-26
GEN. FlTZHUGH LEE
AND HIS FATHER


Mr. William fspeiden. for years n we'll
known resident of Richmond, but now
living In New York, where he Is IN the
customs service. writes Tho Times--Dis-
patch an Interesting "Reminiscences OF Gen
era Fltzhugll Lee and his illustrlous faith
or. It is as follows.
!, The suddet, death Of that gallant ll sol.
many riGX pleasant associations, ! cannot
elain, any acquaintance with General Lee
ddn,tr .i the past half century put Just
byt efss aKfS t snsy the g soSa e ad
steam frigate mississippi came grandlvI
up NewH York Bay and hauled up along
y yue dGsk st the rsa nreGky from e oxs
OF the most teresting expeditions eyer
gallant commodore Matthew Calbralth,
xhss r SateSa d II the the GRsHns
IJaapai,) to the world. General Lees good
"a the, Comm dore, sydney sniIth, Lee,
been my pleasure to serve under him
for nearly three Years, and my relations
WIN IN nm were always Of the most agree
yard DOCK, when wives, sons and dnugh-
ters or our officers were on board to
welcome home the long-abscnt ones. Cap
deck, ana then met lIltzhugh Lee (tho
deceased GENERALLY, Captain Daniel Lee,
Major Jonh NJ. Lee and Robert Lee,
al Of Virginia, and before the frlgate
many q good time together. Captain
s. s.. Lee $Wasaa very devoted father, and
no 81, Greater pleasure was his than when
arriving at ports in the Far East; and
ne received his budget of letters from
nome. Captain Lees widow died near
richmond the latter part Of 1893 at
the advanced age Of s..
MY GSyUlD0thieS with I he afflicted
family. m WILLIAM SpEiDEN. h
New York. ~ ~ q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-26
The Value of Railroads.

Secretary Taft, in his most recent
speech on the subject OF rail way rate
regulation said that tho railroads can
be regulated without interfering with
that control over their own property,
and with that motive for efficient and eco
nomic management which are still re-
dulred to make successful the enormous,
business of railway transportation in
America. s
The government can no moro afford to
injure the railroads than it can afford to
injure any other branch Of Industry. Tho:
railroads give employment to thousands
of men,, ind II they are crippled in
their operation many mon will be thrown
out of work. But, In addition, tho rail-
roads are the principal means Of develops
ing the country through which they pass.
We must all acknowledge that tho rail-
roads OF the South have played q most
conspicuous and n commendable part IN!
Southern development. They have not
been altogether unsellsh in this work.
for in building up now industries IN tho
South they have increased their own
business. But no matter what the mo-
tive, there Is no question about the re-
suit. 5
II was stated in The Times Dispntc CHI OF
yesterday that the Atlantic Coast Line.
which now controls 1l.700 miles of rails
road In the South, will now try new
plan in increasing Its gross business and
building up It's territory by exploiting tho
resources and possibilities Of Southern
States traycrsed by its lines. 1t Will seek
to bring in settlers from foreign lands
+ and from other States, and to this END
| there will be careful compilation OF
| facts relating to the territory, the towns
along the SYSTEMS line, tho possible eX-
| tension Of old Industries and tho estao-
llshment of new Industries, This vast
railroad system penetrates the very pest
of Southern country. It Is IN position 10
advertise extensively and effectually, ana
every new factory located VIII be 8
feeder to the Coast Line or It's branches
| The Southern Railway Company, the
Chesapeake and Ohio. the seahoard All
line, and other Southern railroads, are
engaged in the same work, and II would
be suicidal for tho Southern States tt
cripple them In their operation. The rail
roads must be regulated; they must no
DO allowed to discriminate, but that TN
sensible people OF tho United States arr
going to impair their usefulness by un
reasonable legislation Ia q proposition
absurd on Its face,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-26
Party Pledges.

{ The discussion In some OF the Virginia
newspapers on the subject OF the pledges
In primary elections has attracted al
tent!on in North Carolina. The Raleigh
News and Observer takes the ground that
"only Democrats-who are In the party
for keeps-ought to have anything to do
with nominating Democratic candidates"
That Is ono view. The Charlotte OBJ
server says that 1T is not 10 be expected
that Virginia Democrats will thus far In
advance Of the necessity for II boot a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-26
THISDAY in HISTORY ]
May 10th.

gas : - = Z - ~ b
7a5-Bedc "the Venerable a learned
English monk. died.
1512-Bayazid H., sultan OF Turkey, died
onTthe journey to Dcnitoka, his birth
place. whittier he was retiring hay
Ing resigned the government to Ills
son. Selim, who had rebelled against
him.
}17e5-The Ottoman Porte acknowledged
the French republic.
18o4-Most Russians had left Paris not
Withstanding the assurances of the
emperor that even in case Of war
between tho nations. they had noth-
55@@ ing to fear,
i1e2e-Varla, in Bulgaria, was restored by
E the Russians and the fertilization
disnlantlcd.
1ss1-Battle Of Ostrolcnka, between 55.-
900 Russians and 10000 Poles IN
"a which tho latter We're defeated,
t1s4o-Willlam sydney Smith (smyth). ad-.
miral Of the red, died at Paris, aged
~ He was one OF the most cele-
brated naval officers of his age, and
distinguished himself on various oc-
,.f$ casions by his talents and courage.
51e4e-By fire which occurred In the
omnibus establishment OF Kip &
Brown, New York. 100 horses were
burned
1a4e-Tho Grand Duke Of Baden COM
4ait pGlleu 10 take refuge III rrdllNIpII, AZ
consequence OF an instruction OF
his subjects.
1s51--A great riot, with loss of life, takes
place In Ifoboken, N, Jn5}between
tho Germans and tho crock boys
and Short boys" young men Of lIo-
boken and New York city. ;4 i;i
1 s54-T Geographic communications We're
completed between Dover and Os-
tend.
1ses-The impeachment trial concluded,
m Tho vote on the I'd and Sd articles
was So to TO- The impeachment on
these articles having failed, the high
court adjourned sine die. Secretary
stanton srelinquished charge Of the
War Department., General Thomas
assuming It's duties
1s74--,rha mayor OF New Orleans issued
an appeal to the country for relief
for $4,000 Victims Of the Louisiana
floods. si
1eeo-rhe Chilians storm the position al
the T'eruYians and I3ollyians at Tacha
1sss-rhe battleship Oregon arrived IL
Key West,
1902 benjamin constan died,
| 1904 1.-The q japanese captured Kinchow
aud. Nanshan Hill aftera battle la st,
: Ii ing sixteen hours. 4,
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