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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-11-28
NORTH STAR.

l NOCl An.
Nov. 2s.-Madames McKibben and
Scheible were Marshalltown visitors
Friday.
Anderson, Head, Coulter and Tran
barger sold and delivered their hogs at
Conrad Saturday.
Mrs Thomas johnson and daughter
Emma, were shopping in MarshalltoWn
Monday.
Mrs. H. NJ. Green and Miss Pearl
Rails visited Monday afternoon with
Mrs. r. N. McKibben.
Mr.. G. E. Clapsaddle and family Wis
tied Sunday at the George Mitchell
home near Green Mountain.
o. r. Langdon of Conrad, put up a
Halliday Windmill for Pardon Head
the first of the week.
| Mr.. Adam Klinefelter returned Fri
day from st. Paul with a car load of
cattle he bought in that city.
| Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Elliott and Will
lie Early ate Sunday dinner with the
J. L. Rails family.
Mr. and Mrs. George Roberts, from
near Marshalltown, visited with Mrs.
Roberts parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T.
Fathers, Thursday.
Madames Wilkinson and Grace, of
Albion, visited with their son and
brother, Ernest Wilkinson, and wife,
Friday.
Mr.. Peter Delp, accompanied by his
daughter Matte, attended the funeral
of his sister, Mrs. Albright, north Of
Ivestor, Friday.
Mr.. David Adams, of Union, visited
from Saturday until Monday with his
daughter, Mrs. H. G. Lancaster.
Mrs. Ben Morrison was confined to
the house last week. but is improving
now and will soon be able to be out.
Mr.. Jake Crecelius, and little son, of
South Dakota, is visiting his sister,
Mrs. Aaron Coulter, and family, and
other relatives.
Miss Edith Early, Of Conrad, com
menced her winter term of school
Monday at No. 1, after a three weeks
vacation.
Madames ]. L. Rails and W. B. Lew
is took supper one day last week with
Mrs Horace Resencrantz.
Miss Emily Head left Friday even
ing for Gilman, where she has been en-
gagged to teach the winter term Of
school, two miles north Of there.
Several of the men of the neighbor-
hood attended the Dean Stout sale
north of Liscomb Thursday. Lee Sha-
haw bought a team of horses and Os-
car Hamburger team Of mules.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-11-28
ST. ANTHONY.

Nov. Csc. F. Buffer loaded his
household goods last week and shipped
them to Ferguson, where he VIII en-
gage in the restaurant business.
N. B. Evans has rented the c. r.
Buffer farm and moved last week.
Miss Lizzie Dunn has resigned her
position in the postoffice and accepted
q position in H. H. Buck & Co.'S store.
Miss Florence Herman is working in
the postoffice.
Mrs. Fuller of Laurel, is visiting at
the T. NJ. Brown home.
The Catholics are holding their fair
this week and are having a good at
tendance each night.
N. o. Browns sale was well at
tended Wednesday and everything
brought good prices.
Mr.. ElWood of Gearing, has moved to
st. Anthony, and is now living in the
house that he purchased from N. Q.
Brown.
Addie Muschick has been quite sick
for several days.
Grandpa and Grandma Farber are
visiting at their son Franks this
week.
William LaPlant has moved into the
hotel.
r. r. George and family visited at
Colo Sunday.
James Brown Of Woodward, visited
in st. Anthony over Sunday
H. F. Blackburn spent Sunday in st.
Anthony.
w. H. Stipp went to Marshalltown
to spend Thanksgiving.
Miss Clara Dunn and Mrs. c. Mitch
ell of Marshalltown, visited with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dunn,
last Saturday.
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Methodist Minister Recommend.

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-11-28
vANCLEvE.

Nov. 2s.-The majority Of the farm
ers in this township will finish husk
ing corn this week. It is of good quail
ity and average about 70 per cent Of
last years crop, from forty to fifty
bushels per acre.
w. E. Preston shipped a carload of
cattle to Chicago the first of the
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-06-17

Forbes spent last week visiting friends in
Barton.
The Peoples Telephone Co. have strung
another wire from Morgan Corner to Cas-
wells Mil. New phones will soon be in
stalled at Fred Psrker's and Herbert Bry-
ants.
Wells Hadley Of Stsnstead, Que, trapped
and killed two bears last week near Hol-
land pond, capturing oDe Tuesday and the
other Thursday. Wells says there are
plenty more in that vicinity.
Mrs Delight Jerome, wife of B. H.
Jerome of Milford, \. H., formerly OF Hol-
land, who has been In feeble health for
over a year, died May % after a brief ILL
ness, aged rs years. Funeral and burial SER
vices took place at Milford, May q.
MORGAN.
o. p. Wilcox has bought a cottage lot
on the lake shore, and intends to build
this summer.
Several from this town were in Derby
at the commencement exercises and report
the finest time yet. Good for old D. A.
VIM. Vinton is moving back into his
former rooms, now left vacant by o. P.
Wilcox, and MIR. johnson is to move into
the rooms vacated by Mr.. Vinton.
MORGAN CENTER
q. w. Bryant is repairing his house.
Donnie Elliott is again visiting friends
In town.
Mrs. Lila Bemis is entertaining her
friend, Miss Ethel Moore, of Hanover,
Nh.
The Auxiliary will hold their next meet
ing with Mrs. c. j. Goodsell Wednesday,
June 10.
Miss Nettie Goodsell and George Cargill
were united in marriage Wednesday, June
5. Congratulations.
The Memorial services of the M. W. A.
were held at the Union church Sunday,
June 2. Rev. c. D. Lance of Island Pond
delivered a most appropriate address.
Music was furnished by members Of the
Camp and Auxiliary, Mrs. G. J. Goodsell
presiding at the organ.
WESTFELD.
Rev. 81. 8. McHale preached in the
Congregational church Sunday, June 2.
Mrs. Cheney and child of Ellenburg, N.
Y, are here visiting her sister, Mrs. +. A
! Junkins.
The Rev. F. A. Junkins has been engaged
to remain with the congregational church
another year.
! Miss Eva Gilpin has arrived home from
Harrisburg, Penn, where she has been
attending school.
There is to be Sunday school conven-
ton or rally held in the Congregational
church here the afternoon and evening OIL
Monday, June "a.
Rev. Mr.. Ross of Greensboro has supplied
the pulpit as the Methodist church for the
past four Sundays. We understand that
he is not to come again.
! Mrs. Max M. Miller is visiting in town
for a few weeks. Mr.. and Mrs. Miller
have just moved from Harrisburg, Penn.
to New York City, where he has position
with the New York Central Railroad Co.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-06-17

One day Secretary of War Taft ap-
peared before the military committee Of
the senate Of which Blackburn was a
member. advocating the view that jun
Tor army officers should not marry.
'But how" asked Blackburn, "can
you make that accord with the admin
istration views on race suicide?"
Secretary Taft met this question with
Characteristic roar Of laughter.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-06-17
Familiarity.

A cool many years ago, when Words
worth was poet laureate of England, a
worthy Cumberland yeoman walked
many miles in response to widely scat
tered notices to hear the poet laure-
ate' address a meeting. When he dis
covered who held the high sounding IL
tie, he left the hall in indignation.
"'Twas nobbut old Wadsworth O. Ry-
dial, efter avn he said scornfully on
his return to his family.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-06-17

Blackburn one day invited Secretary
Shaw and Vice President Fairbanks,
who was then senator, to have some
thing When Shaw was asked whai he
would take, he replied:
well, / guess I'll have a glass of
lemonade"
Blackburn then turned TO Fairbanks
and said:
"And what will you have, senatorT
''I'll have a glass Of moxie," was the
reply.
The bartender said to Senator Black
burn:
and what's yours. seratorT'
"Oh." said he. scarcely able TO con-
ceal his disgust, Il guess III have n
piece OF squash pie
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-06-17
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-06-17
DEFERRED LOCALS.
BLOOMINGTON CENTER,

BLOOMINGTON CENTER.
Charles Smith has gone back to his work
in st. Johnsbury.
K. J. House bad the Peoples telephone
installed the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Waterman of
Charleston were guests at John Bullock's
last Sunday.
Mrs. William Damon and two children
from Barton Landing are visiting at
Warren Huse's.
Mrs. McLsne and little daughter of
Lyndonyille recently spent a few days
with her sister, Mrs. Joseph Brooks.
Horace Smith has closed his house and
gone to Barton Landing to live with his
daughter, Mrs. Walter Buck, for the pres
/ ent.
Mrs. Horace Smith was very suddenly
stricken with paralysis, Sunday, May 26
She died Thursday, and the funeral was
held Sunday at the house. Interment in
this cemetery.
EVANSVILLE.
Hazel Alexander is home from school at
Barton.
Gladys Marshall is sick with mock
measles.
Henry Gage has moved into the Pike
boar ding house.
Roscoe Smith and Bessie Montieth are
home from school at Barton Landing.
COVENTRY.
Willie Strong is home from Littleton,
NH.
Mrs. Glen Johnson is recovering from
pneumonia.
Mrs. Jane Cooper is caring for her
brother, Alonzo Priest.
Miss Minna Govan of Manchester, N.
H., is staying at Asa Hancock's.
Mrs. Watts and son Charles of Monte
cello, ILL.,, are guests at Rev. A. s. Bole's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank White of Stanstead
are visiting their cousins in this town.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Stevens have gone to
Hanover, N. H, to be absent several weeks.
Mr.. Richardson, sawyer at Heerman's
mill, hss moved into Alvah Smiths house.
hLhbdIt 10 huAohIhS o bCAOnOhb OfCA
the creamery. Tenements are very scarce
here.
c. J. Brooks Is drawing lumber pre-
paratory to erecting a mill for the saving
of lath.
Will Boynton was home from st. Johns
bury to attend the funeral of his grand
mother.
Rev. A. 8. Bole, Lee Porter and P. s..
Hitchcock attended the Orleans county
confederation of churches at Island Pond
the past week.
Benjamin Shippee, Walter Stevens and
Willis Gorham have been suffering from
sore threats. Diphtheria was feared for a
time, but they are all much better.
The w. c. T. U. are planning for a
sociable to be given June 26. Some very
interesting features for entertainment are
being arranged. Further notice will be
given.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Litchfield attended
the funeral of Mrs. Litchfield's uncle, Mr..
Meacham, at Newport Center Thursday,
and on Friday the funeral of their cousin
Hszen Meacham, at the same place.
The w. G. T. U. meeting was held Tues
day afternoon, June A, at the home of Mrs
p. s. Hitchcock. At the recent conven-
ton held in our town the banner for the
greatest gain in membership was giver
the Coventry union. 13 new members
have been added to our roll in the past
year.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-06-17

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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-06-17

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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-06-17

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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-06-17
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-06-17
WEST DERBY.

Rev. A. H. Tillotson from Maine is visit
ing friends in town.
Wilson Buck and Chas. Folsom have had
electric lights put into their residences
lately.
Elmer Richardson has purchased a cot
tsge of Bert Blake on Maple street and will
tske possession soon.
Jessie Pearl Johnson and Edwin ]. Nc
| Clure were married last Tuesday evening
and took the late train for Worcester,
Mass. Congratulations.
Mr. and Mrs. A. j. White aud daughter
Daisy returned home from Chicago and
other places last Friday after an absence of
! six weeks.
! Mrs. Frank morrill, died at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Alexander, last Thurs
day morning after long time OF suffering.
The family have the sympathy OF the COM
munity.
Mrs. d. A. Dolloff ships her goods this
week to Boston where she will join her
husband who went there last winter and
found employment. We wish them sue
cess in their new home.
The graduation exercises of the graded
school took place in the Baptist Church
last Friday afternoon. The church was
beautifully decorated with plants aud pa
per and the eight graduates rendered their
parts very ably.
HOLLAND.
Ed. Sternes has gone to Rutland to work
John Boutin OF Norton was in town June
Mrs. Farrar of Newport was in town re-
Gently.
p. Lowell is home from Norton for G
few days.
Mrs. Charles Lane is at DixviIle, P. Q
visiting her mother and other friends.
Mr.. Squires of Newport Center and Mr.
Osborne of Newport were in town last
Monday.
Rev. s. NJ. Wales was called to Waterloo
Que. to offciats at the funeral OF an aged
lady recently.
VIII Farrar's little child died May q
after short illness. Much sympathy il
felt for the family.
Eugene Gray has sold his farm to Err
nest Simpson. Mr.. Gray has purchased I
farm Of Mr. Marston.
Fred Davis has meved into John Forbes
house, and John Tabor has moved into tn
tenement vacated by Mr.. Davis.
Mrs. Ida Hull and John Forbes wer
married Tuesday, May IS. Mr.. and Mrs
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-06-17

A SPLENDID BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITY

Pomeroy's Department Store, Island Pond,
VT, stock and fixtures about $4,000; best loca-
tion in town, corner store, has three show
windows; exclusive ladies and mems depart i.
ments; biggest shoe trade in town, only been
in business 10 years. No other towns of any
size within twenty miles. Big canadian trade
Pay role $4,000 monthly. Best reason TO.
selling; look this dealup. 1924
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-06-17
Wit and Humor
JOE BLACKBURN.

TIL o L @ III the
fightin z and
silver tongued
senator from Ken
lucky was defeated
for reelection, peo-
pie Of the Blue
Grass State as we'll
rs those OF Wash
ington will long re-
member his quarter
Of a century's serv-
ice I'm the two
The evening world., 1907-02-16

| VIII you please state in the query
column If Jockey Sam DoIgctt Ia SIN
riding and At wnat track J. Z.
Doggrtt gave mp riding n few
yrsra ago and raced small
stnble. He was recently said 10
have formed partnership with
his brother and win open dry
goods store In Denver.
Did Tommy RSaa EVER defeas-Jack
Dempsey? .. Where did Dempsey d!ei9
They fought before the Concy
Island A. C.. January, isD5. bur
ncmpssE. who had been Ill. was
#a plainly outcinssed that the con
test was stopped In the ihird
round. =. Dempsey died In Port
land. Ore. The following Sorcm-
her of consumption. He received
a benefit in Madison square Car
den june d. 1s05. this being hia
last public appearance In the ring.
Bill saya King Edward was one OF
The largest winners on tho English
tnyt last year. Tom says this - not
true. Who wins. y. and II.
Tom wina. The fSinH's ,rinaings
were less than $4,000 in 1909.
made bet vita . friend that n.
friend of his did not bowl 10 In yonf
s.aass Aurnameni asss,lssy saw ON
sS--- is.z4 A--@-<-4--
The evening world., 1907-02-16
SPORT QUERIES ANSWERED

/ but In another paper I raw averages
| OF Roster and other men over Giu
Kindly explain the same In your query
column, s, q.
The highest possible score In ths
hcndpin game In 40 and In ten :
pins 300. An average of 100 would
be good In one and 200 In the
either for u number of gnmrs.
!. How cnn cure weak anklesT :.
AT what age can ona ipln tho l. A.. A.
A.9 JOHN ROGERS.
1. censnit physiciaa. 2. Eight
cen yenrR.
Whn, II tho record FOR ia h!d fring
wiaa indoor weapons7 SHOOTER
\ A.F. I.aundrnaaci elk, OF New Haven,
recentl, innde - ns-v record of
elshty-.ix shot# In sixty seconds.
To decide bet please state II Dan
Patch, tho famous record-breaker. ~
dead b. AND r.
No.
Can1yo tell me n Alexander Wick
am. nm Australian swimmer Ia stil, In
training? remember that some tlne
ago he waa regarded as a coming
champion. HI DIVE.
lie recently ala 100 yards in
80 +-5 srconda In practice for the
championships at New Zealand
carly this month. 8.
Which IL n better ball for bowling
hestnner to roti--a straight or croas-
alley ball7 GREENPIELD.
h #
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NEW new CUEa1AAR||= AR flashes
ON The The BAEk[||N|EE WORLD

Billiard shnrps will have a new object
OF interest to excite their admiration
testweek In the practice at Days.
and Prob. biz nj the -ainrninkxtAi-A -Acad.
esny,s or caivla Dcmares,. tho young
Chicago player who conea here for his
final preparation In tho National ANA.
tenr tournament, which hesins Monday.
March Tt me LiederRfahz CLUB, IN
Fifsy-eighth street. In Chicago they
claxa psmareat- who Is only twenty
years OF age. as the bes. amateur In
America. =
Den.arest has never played In this
nthcr= fhan In, a tH4 tr..Gad! y=ex aiE
bltiors,
Reports OF his present good form
make Demarest an eaaai faror..ct with
the present chamninn Edward w.
6Erinar. III tho coming tournament al
2taRtssp Wtttts iioppe. who Ii. about .i.os
The evening world., 1907-02-16

: : y frers he made mis- wontcrfni reeoris
sa-S=-aI years ago. --.7s-saEss
long -sine-=-ieft caaTgc,-raE- ia :Ira
| tun' ftas stuck
D.,rando, IN addition to the cups. have
offered other prizes like whips, blanKets,
! &c These have -heen-on@e eSfi tbItioa at
the clubhouse for the past week.
fi==zs Red&t--.ssss,; ..==ss 44,o,s7s speee-s===
Dr. Story drove UP yesterday bcsiind
his bay Eelding Red L:gat and thought
he had an excellent chance of getting
one Of The prizes In toe class hc has
! 81 tt:t2.d - lie sfsoEsd In tror; of Irirans-
DO several Times and went IL u fast
Clip. IIIran HoEisg great tro.ter Blue
zI3e,.iA Also +sllQIftft5IpE ERtiYH ~ f'.5Es
ffra4dsns horses FOR sftpw racing ts a
very tedious and eracting task TheY
or severe cold results. which In many
cases teiminaIes IN thu death OF 4
t5hofae4
Il. the ha:ntaer these spirited an!+,aia
rest IN harIie W., h5t these cilanpss scaiJ't
be taken on the Know. Al the club
house. where the drivers fyraurntty
.le4ga4.t!lelf.. R!elahl-z attendants -are 4kepi
sFisy=dffstfts t3fs tEsi HTfisHaf =EF oufd
until Fia ssse-is As=Fe fsseS1 ;Es
While In sthe summer there are fire.
tuent!y .ns many as LOCO people strung
5ut along ihtk- -rithli4 sps.efi 70 rsatrtr
Lhe slslrt. II p1a unlikely that n crowd
Of sisS =ttess tiatts wotsii wa ter, the
brlshes. to.day u Is vary difficult To
IND ION, tSffi aaeS IL stIIiitI owing
s-=taG=-a a=r;,-sr.afs-- fs---fn==ncz-ts.-1t-t.
tttfibsEtt' tfSEa r M cafes along the sfodta
tables rYere cnEaged In. advance by
iorEentan who cen watuh the rasas from
n warm room. The general public wn;eh
had TO take 20 th, hills and tho few
~staSsStr afsfffs- he e - Sc
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CREATION WILL |l|G IN TOURNEY

Twe.tty five teaTns howied last night
In Tho Evening World tournament at
ltff:=..sts Elephant 1l!sysSft was
= .est z I . high reeEsAfsH-i4 Ia
tournament OF al scils.l--b d. ca s!tto \
y Z. from Astoria, would sucely be
IqutnT and ftdeftas bow1td r
fae.1ftiTittsitt for FOB winners,
lza;,r,l.l ssall lla.s!gnt Lohs were @on..a
II - y IN s-oFs
I 1ss : tisi,H. steindutst. 81. Roster,
Morris No i-Mcponald. 10: Allison.
To;., ~; T,ewark ~ aai Brown. les; Weber. o.
aasham 70 l;Mslss e. lSt Ranns
U: Bachmann, los. Total. its
Gfssa Gotham Sal.ei 10. iM s,E,a,ssh NiM's..si, q:
Fh.ei. Il. Total. 2sa.
randrey. ca Young, ST; j. Lisder. 8, 81
Central Breek pentsr, srtts.; tts.4;;-
nlsann, esi Peterson. 80. ithinon. 81;
AeEs!s No; 2shsekferh, g; W. R.eh-
6 tsr niel,er S eassson r. ro.a I9,; Il Robinson 81
Morris No. s--Hawkins, 70; Walsh. 20;
T.. EosinEon. .: Price. 81: Joyce. Il
psering q Milllkon ce.-slmmons, 81:
l!nss. 10, Total. as3
Owl No. e-Fleckenstein, as; K,a!ber.
81, Woln. IS: Bresnan. q: Hahn. q.
Total. $40.
Tjdeile No. 2--IiInnant. 50. Ferry, 70:
Lyons. 81; Kendall, 100: Gerdes. S. To,
tai ilJ
Manonx No. i--Kirehner. o7: Perrin.
loi; Pri... 81; Fohu, s., Meinkcn, lea
), Kensins,on no. 1-seaiss, g, Brush,
ncr, .gsi. Total, in5.
Llvingston-Lynch, &c; Kelly, 90: VIE
son. Z: Dempsey. 81; Carey. %, Total.
Manonx No. worth, c4: Kendall 70:
ITalen,inss, s.: 20 .G5aaagne. 81; drossel,
Owl No. i--saner. 9s: Coleman, 20.
plsines, PIE ss; Westphal. ioa; Kane, i6,
Kcnsinstan No. 2-.Frod, %; wooliey,
loi. Blaichnsr. 90; croweil. 70; I.ueey.
Algonquin No. t--ciingen. lie; Don
court. g.: Fletcher, %; A. Davis, 81.
Davies, los, Total. 40.
Owl No: 2--ilsrrInann. 90: Boyer, "a.
s S Kpsalf Gssai a s sehvarts' 81; u. Kosnis.
owl No. ss-ERohnar, @. RIchser. es,
Rgilss.ncr. aei Il. Wolff u; Horne. s..
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markr ihey ara known 70 have made
attached 10 rs,nEeTzs
4..4Thsrs hsrs been ..nsany afternoon
brushes between the racers during the
rast two years, but as the condition OF
the track was very uncertain. duo to
the light falls of snow. horsrnen were
-a.haG:=;a alsa TIA .klatah4nHs end OF
speedway racing when the heavy fan OF
the past taree weeks gave them the
long looked for opportunity.
Course Hard and Smooth,
The caprss this morning was almost
n smooth a. the surface OF lake. Eai
In the trial spins several OF the high.
hiepbeFs bFeAe tae.r own records siu-
pern,sadens Ryan. or the Speedway, has
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Owl. No. 4-Henry O.; Cre.rne. eo.
Mod9. y: Fo,h. 50: Hildebraiid. 90. 10.
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