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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-07-04

olAUnn A. Baows, Edltor'
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-10-03

complete line of Hardware, Harness, Stoves
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-10-03
HAZELTON HAPPENINGS.

From the Republican. Sept. s6th.l
Geo. Suverly yesterday took out the
last load Of lumber necessary for that
big new barn.
A. w. Sims was up from Linton
yesterday with party of Illinois gem
tlemen to whom he was showing the
beauties OF the country.
The coal-sheds belonging to j l..
Roop have been torn down to make
room for the lumber u be used in en-
larRing the Victoria elevator.
LaDelle Briggle left Thursday last
for Glendale 10 enter that excellent
institution, the state manual train.
ing school. He is sensible lad OF
studious habits, and we expect to hear
good things from him.
Miss Nellie Chapman, who recently
returned from the Bismarck hospital,
where she received treatment for an
injured knee, was greeting friends in
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town Saturday. Her limb is rapidly
returning to its normal condition
Charles Shields, for the past two
months typo in this ONCE, and also
valued member Cf the llazeon ball
team, left Monday for his home at
Faribault, Mimi
Station Agent Judkins is happy
over the arrival from Osakis, Minn ),
Monday, OF his father. Mrs. Jl!dkins
is expected soon, after which parents
and SON will begin housekeeping in
the depot
The health OF Mrs w Nj Matthews
is such that She was taken to Bismarck
TO receive hospital treatment All
wish her speedy recovery. Miss
Bessie Larson accompanied her TO the
Capital City
A prairie tire some miles west OF
town Tuesday destroyed about fifty
tons of hay for German Russian
farmer. The fire is supposed TO have
been started by two boys who were
left at home alone, the older one be-
ing but ten years of age The latter
lad appeared to think that terrible
punishment awaited him at the hands
of his father, for he started to leave
home. Neighbors took the boy in
charge, and will doubtless see tina, no
great harm comes to him.
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POLLOCK PICK UPS.

Items Regarding Emmons County People,
orof General Interest to- Emmons County
Readers Cullsd from the Progress OF
Sept. 21th.l
MIR. ED. Pulling has bought Joe
Benkert's $ dwelling house, and will oc-
cupy IL Immediately
Mrs. S. +. Chilcott is dangerously
sick at her home i'm this city Her
many friends hope for her speedy re-
covery.
George Peterson, Of Winona, was in
town Wednesday. George sports one
OF the nobbiest driving teams coming
to this town
A son Of j. Ileyerman, of Wcsttield,
was thrown from Il horse Monday and
sustained severe fracture of the hip.
DIR. Shockey is attending him.
Mrs. A. ID. Prouty is at Herreid this
week nursing her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Ed. Irwin, who is, we regret to say,
danger ously sick with typhoid fever.
Charles Pulling will sell his personal
property at auction, at Eis farm near
Dale, Monday, the Both. Charles and
his parents will then move to Pollock
to reside.
David Kinds and family will leave
shortly for Burnstad, N. d., where
they will reside i'm the future. Mr..
Kinds, we understand, will conduct a
store at Burnstad
The thirteen -year-old son of John
Powers l"Joc Bush was thrown
from horse last week and his leg was
fractured near the hip. DIR. ShOckey
reports that the patient is progressing
satisfactorily.
c. T.. Lennon, of Buwdle, accompa-
ncd by his wife, made an automobile
trip TO Pollock last Saturday. Mr.
Lennon owns considerable land i'm this
vicinity, and he was here To attend TO
his business interests.
Ben Morel, the base ball pitcher,
has been left a legacy Of several thou
sand dollars by wealthy relative who
lived in Minnesota Ben will remain
in this country, however, and prove up
the homestead upon which he filed
last spring
1t is reported here by people living
on the Standing Rock reservation that
the Northern Pacific Railway Com
pany has started work ON the survey
made from Mandan to IA point-ab0ut
twelve miles south Of Fort Yates
Buildings are being moved from the
right-of way; but it is said that grad
ing will not be started until next
spring.
j. J. Fcnclon and Henry Bloom re-
turned Friday from trip west of the
river. They report that all OF the
government land along the new line
OF the Milwaukee railway has been
entered, and many are now proving
up on their claims. The land is fer
tile and quite level; but it is yet too
new to have many improvements in
the way of good buildings. The towns
all show mushroom growth, and are
filled with many people who expect to
remain but temporarily. Farther
north, in the country around Mott and
Hettinger, N. D., good buildings have
been erected on almost every section
the land is being broken and culti
waited, and the towns are all doing a
remarkable business
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Notice.

want TO put out seven head Of
milk COWS for the winter. Some Of
them will give milk all winter. Will
pay good price, and will want them
we'll cared for. have eighteen head
of mixed cattle for sale. Also, some
young pigs. w. b. ANDRUs,
Sixteen miles northwest of Pollock,
on stage road to Fort Yates.
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Taken Up Mares.

BY the undersigned, residing on
Sec. -, Twp. l3l, Kge. -, two mares,
described as follows:
One is brown. with white front
foot and white star in forehead;
branded sO4 on left leg
The other is dark brown: branded
SOB: also, Y on right side OF neck.
Owner will please call, pay charges,
and take the animals away.
Isep l9-oct 3 ANTON MITZEL,
Strasburg, y. y.
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continuous errors cause confusion I,
eon,o ovtn.>N

continuous errors cause confusion to
some extent
North Dakota has an average of :
Inhabitants to the mile. In the older
settled states the population ranges
from 81 per mile in Wisconsin to 4o7
per mile in Rhode Island.
A man peddling "Mandan money
q fac simile of Confederate bills on
the face and on the reverse side a
Morton-county-fair advertisement
was arrested in St. Paul He passed
a ten dollar bill and received thirst
quencher and 1886 in change.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-10-03

Is now open for business. We carry a
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Paints, Groceries, Etc, Etc. We are selling
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READ
IN EVERY TONGUE
RANSLATIONS OF HOLY WRIT
Labor or Peril Too Great for Those Engaged
in Sowing the Bible.

], China to Peru an Army Of Trained Explorers Are
,.sdfi 10 Reach the Readers OF the Nations--Many
,,n---e Might Be Written on the Work of Circulating
|. Worlds "Best Seller"
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that the man screaming and strug-
sling In the sand aud almost blinded
hv the hot water was a "Pecping
Tom"
While the women were trying TO
locate him the man wrigeled nut from
beneath the bathhouse and ran across
the beach In an effort 20 escape. a
score of the women hathCrs. unhamp-
cred by long skirts. ran after him anu
easily captured him
Lets drown HIM" one excited
woman screamed.
This seemed 10 be the wish Of an
tho other women and the man was
dragged. yelling ard struggling. ~ tss
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NoToRMAN TELLS or ANALOGOUS
FEAT or a CINCINNATI
GRAVE RoBBER.
HELD CIGAR IN HIS TEETH
knight o. the Trolley Narrowly
Misses Striking mysterious-Look.
ing Vehiele-Then DiVulses
Uneanny Secret.

Pitisburg queer how a simple re
mark will lead to an involved or sub.
tcrIanoan train Of thoughts. or Ia
Wild speculation The motorman ~
Larimer avenue car spoke 20 a pas
senscr facing the breeze on the front
platform. "Wu ! hit that wagon OF
lct % gog"
"llit a. smash 10. klll the driver.
manglc the horses. involve the greedy
railways company IN a $4,000 suit
and lose your job. replied the cold.
calculating passenger For answer
the hurly trolley chauffeur whiried his
loit.hand lever twisted the alrbuke
handle forWard-a moan ending 10 a
scream from the brakes and the car
was stili
Just missed H." the moiorman said.
a. he craned hls neck 10 look back az
the wagon. That's a mysterious
looking WAGON. anyhow" be went on.
IL had NO name or sign printed on
the box and inside we're TAO square
wooden chests with straps around
them. Wonder what's in them"
"Mayhap a nendish murderer De- thus
covctiy diaposiug Of his victim. oisc.
ulatod Mr.. Pass Sounds like the
typical murder story OF New York
breed Who knows bur that double
cut and twisted. SCARED and slsshed.
the torso. head and legs Of some un.
fortunate human being reposes IN
death there It's uncanny Can't you
see the dent In the skull where the
sledgo hammer struck? The raw cash
On the throate The blood-clotted
stump OF nock7 The rest o. awful"
Yes. the mysterious air OF that
wagon has lent iis aid 20 your mag
ination. But It's nothing new for
che dead body OF a man 20 be- driven
almost in full Wow through Pitts
nurgs streets Only the other day a
motorman friend Of mine saw a sight
that made him sick. But Co return 20
that wagon. isn't a policeman Eup-
posed 20 investigate the contents OF
a wagon about which be gets susp..
cious
Il would at orce. happen to be
a special oflcer In plain clothes. Stop
you car. and well go bacs!"
"Not tonight. for I'm ten minutes
Nte now. besides we're Ia the middle
OF a square. said Mote.
AN rieht. never mind" said Mr.
/ Pass
Now. the sight Of that made my
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beach lie struck 90 the women who
we're holding him. bat only angered
them the more. lie was quickly over
powered and dragged into the water.
Twenty or more women Joined in
ducking him The man yelled for
help. but each time he opened his
mouth he was showed under water
again. Exhausted by his own strug-
gles and the repeated duckings he had
received. ths mar quit fighting and
was showed. pushed and beaten about
In the water By the women
The husbands OF several OF tho
women became alarmed when he stop
ped struggling and rushed out and
dragged their wives away. Scarcely
able 10 breathe. the man was hauled
up on the beach While lying on tho
sand and trying 90 regain his breath
the man was repeatedly attacked by
the women bathors. who even then
did not believe he had been sufficient
~ punished u was some time before
Conveys hrst pepper OF the season was
able 10 walk away
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DEAD MAN SAT
ON WAGON SEAT.

friend Sick continued the Mote. as
he propelled his car sull faster. was
in Sixth avenue. near Wood street.
4 chap drove along and In the wagon
box was a mans dead body. covered
partially by tarraulin. Nobody seem
ed 10 care 90 investigate. but this
curious friend 90 mine stopped bic
car. auspecting a tragedy. lie ran
back. lifted the tarpaulin. and his
sense of smell told him the body Just
came from a picking vat, and was be-
ing taken TO a medical college. 8ut
It's nothing compared 20 what an
other friend of mine saw In Cincinnati.
Hc exposed the most audacious. iicnd.
ish crime In the history Of that city.
Early one morning. just az day.
break. as he sent his car along. he
esplcd a wagon ahead aud slowed up.
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rics bibles 20 the Arab tribes east q
the Jordan. and In the Arabian dos-
crt They pay for the book in eggs.
Prom nanrkok. in Slam. We hear from
the Rcy John Darlington. Who works
the whole Of this remote empire. 10
must have been awkward when one Of
Dts hunalooa. hitchcd 90 a cart con
tanning Tcstaments in siamcso and
Laos. suddenly bottled and scattered
boxes and beds aiong the seampy
track Cor half a mile.
or. again. We end Mr Darlington
using tiger skins Cor the binding OF
hIs Wbica. and holding weird auction
sales of DIS books under the tamar.nd
trees 40 samoi island. 800 miles down
the west coast az the Gull Of Slam.
SAYS writer in the New York Times.
l can but briefly touch on the a1vcn-
lures of William laurhton In BITS boat
on the YanFtse. which be- rented Tor
$50 tacls and then loaded up with Bi.
hiea. only to run on some rocks and
become total wreck Indeed. were
10 aot f.r the skiil of the native track
crs and towers in handling the bsm-
boo pumps o. Be- possible that Mr.
Iaughion would have lost his Bibles.
II not his lifc.
In many instances the book Is
thought Co possess magical attributes.
Among the Mhundn people. in Central
Africa. au old man hought a bible and
said Would 30 bo safe ior me to keep
thls book ln me house. or must ! build
a place fur o. out Doors
Nor are DARK tragedies unknown
among tho bible pioneers. Tho Row
"A. }. johnson once dropped down the
great Yanrtsc Boz a houseboat laden
with Tcstamcnts. llo was accumpaui-
cd only by % trusted Chinese colpor-
tcur For nineteen years nothing more
was heard of either Then che tragic
story came to light johnson ana bis
man had landed M an inland town Co
sell their bibles Rut the nrst night
a IRE broke out and burned down
many houses with much loss ~ liio.
Next day native mischiefmakcrs at.
trlhutod tho disaster To tho evil in
nucnce of the Foreign nev.l'' And
before the white nan and his assist.
ant could ret hack tn their houschnat
they wcrc stt upon by mob and muir
dcrcd with every Circumstance of cru
city.
Turning 90 bleak siberia, We find
nj, upobirusiyc hero and his wife sail
inc ON an open raft with hall a ton Of
Scripture down the grcat Lena river
Great vigilance WAS necessary" he
savs. FOR many murders had been
committed by the Wild tribes. would
sleep from m D. m. 20 a. m, while
my vito watched. Then as soon as Il
vas dawn she lay down and slept
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GOES TO BED WITH A CORPSE.
Clerks Mistake Causes Sensation in a
kentucky Hotel.

Junction City. Ky.-Mai. James Nor
ton. editor OF the Hardaman Free
Press. unwittingly went 20 bed with a
corpse here the other night. lie had
missed his train. and going into tho
hotel asked FOR a room The clerk
said the house was crowded. but as.
signed the editor 90 a room with an.
other man. By mistake the clerk sent
him into the wrong room, and the edi.
tor quietly dlsrohed and got into bed.
soon young man and a woman
came In and took seats near an open
window. The major thought the pro-
codurc strange. but said nothing. LIS.
teuinr to what they said he heard a
remark about sitting mp with the dead.
Then he remembered that his bodmate
had not moved and reaching over
touched his hand.
With a yell the major jumped un
with the sheet over him and rushed
out ~ the room. Believing that the
corpse had come 10 life the two watch.
ers broke Cor another door. and an met
IN the Office OF the hotel for explana
ti1as.
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Beside the driver ives the form % q
man. with a board running from thu
seat upward 10 the back OF his head
The driver accidentally dropped
his whip as he pulled aside and drlv-
ing up 10 the curb. be stopped and jump
cd out As the motorman ran his
car hy the horse became a little fright.
onod and trotted on ahead. Yelling.
waving his whip. ami red blue In the
face. the driver came running behind
the wagon. shouting FOR some one to
stop the horse. Ny friend thought
Il queer the man on the seat couldn't
do that but he finally stopped the
car and then the horse. lts almost
unbelievable. but on that front seat
was a dead man propped up with a
board behind. n cap on his head and a
cigar In his mouth. The driver was
arrested and proved 20 b. a notorious
grave robber. lie said he got SIS =
corpse from medical colleges"
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tufe ranging from liFhinine 20 tenn.
ucaiuous seas Tho American Bible
socIoiY alone employs tour or i've hun.
drcd white men in savage coz remote
lands literally from China to Peru.
These in furn employ great numbers
of native coipIuous Who travel boz.
land uuon waterway. over mountains.
aud throurh forrsis with thc.r packs
ou their backs or 9th strange cara.
van. of laden mcu or beasts
afavs Al osogsrt
Tho eEueuenrrs of tho Rets Bear
and former Dob the phuImInes would
aiour 600 tniumo uf varied advCn
tufr Nieht and Gas un one tour thsy
Travelled tnuush almost impossible
ewamua in clumsy ot CARTS and bare
Dbl escaped iruvuIus mote than once
ahIie descending aelft ,arids CA a
rudely uuIt mn
in South America from the Equator
to Cape Horn iho nIhic carurrs are
ou ttr march, and the political rcFo.
lufiuuH. uan. storms. uuiaonnuH rep.
tiles. end a thou and other obstacles
onY iurfoaae their enthusiasm The
Whir is carried iuio che camel hair
trnis 90 tho aundrrue ucd0mu Arabs
0f syria and lf these men are NOT able
fo read classical Arabic then they
have uIblos in their ovn dialect Cor
which thc5 pas coined money being
unknown to them in butter eggs.
uIlk horns and bras ornaments
Steamship and train arc but tho
nraf step boz transportation Thcn
come Nffic sailing vessels among the
coral islands az tho Pacific. canoes
and huuarbuats for info China and tho
west coast of Africa bullocks aud OK
carts iu snuth Africa dufa and
fiodrca vith Oar clothed drivers above
the arctic circle. patient asses. long
uoetrd fHporo'iious camclf. tmarily
stepping uamaH flr rough mountain
passra. PACK howca hard beaded ne.
goo rnicrr enc hundred other
meitoda 81 transport. aoCoriing 10 The
rCEInn.
Tho work ~ a Co'rurfrur LEI one a.
terrible usk to ne and limb ils ni-
Boz laden boat MAY he man hauled
thruurh the rapids ard rorrca of tho
slant Vans tre only tn come to grief
un tho rorts. uhrrcupon be- must I'm
load and camp upon she dcrolaic
hauk EriiinE shat shelter De may
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Lastly We have adventurous r. A.
Larson. Bible sub agent IN the Sion.
rollan dearris Ho travels eastward by
camel caravan from Kashsar. taking
with h.m ul necessary provisions. be.
7ilcs cooking utensils aad barrels for
carryiur rHfor over the arid sfeppcs
Wolves Ate Packhorse.
On ouo occasion "a native assistant
of iar.ln.F was SCI upon by robbers.
Nho beat l.m.and took away Dis horse
and saddle as well a. his pack of
bcciH Larson bought another animal
la Jrga iol 2S tacls about SD But
this one che wolves ate where he was
tethofcd outside our camel hair tent"
Here. then. o. world labor OF pa.
tient scholarship. oi heroism Tar from
the limelight. of business acumcn and
organization. that may well awaken
the interest OF the most blasc. And
vast sums are spent upon the work.
The last revision of the Malagad ni.
Die for tho Madagascar natives cost
$4,000 and the Chinese Bible from
first TO last has probably cost t250.OOO.
Taking the British and Foreign III
be society Of London. with the Amer
lean Bible society aud similar bodies
throughout Europe. it D. safe 90 say
that not less than s7000.Oo0 a year Is
spent upon the work. and vel over
$4,000 600 during the last century.
The parent society Ia London main.
tains nearly 1909 representative In.
gusts. missionaries and native assist.
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PEEPIMG TOM SGALDED
AND NEARLY DROWNED
cULPRiT DETECTED CRAWLING
UNDER BATHHoUsE RECEIVES
ROUGH TREATMENT.

New York MIRA Harvey Bowen
saw a welldressed man. apparently
about % years old. crawling about be.
meath the hathhouse az the foot 81
Twentieth street. Coney Island. Leay.
ing the bathhouse without alarming
him. she armed herself with a pain OF
scalding hot water.
In few minutes she heard the man
crawling about under the compart
mcnt she was in. Without warning
she poured the atcaming hot water
over the head. face and shoulders OF
the "Poeping Tom"
Ills yells OF pain quickly brought a
great crowd OF women bathers about
the pavilion Mrs. Bowen shouted
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from few tafnaullns. until help ar.
riyes from lchang or some other con
siderable town
Robbery Is Frequent
In Aslatic Turkey the patient bible
man with his pack ON his back is Oft.
On attacked 81 kurdish bueands. or
robbed In oycrcroWdcd khans. where
he has perhaps stayed a night or two.
delayed by the terrible roads aud brok.
en- bridges ln slam and the Laus
states al this moment the Rev John
Darlington o. travelling on elephants
and through devious waterways by
boat. circulating the Scriptures In re-
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Paying Tor Bibls In Cow.

One of che most interesting work.
ora b. NJ Archibald Fordcr Who from
his headquarters in Jerusalem. car
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ants. organized into committees tho
world over Their work o. supervised
ard financed from headquarters.
where editorial subcommittee com.
posed OF eminent pathological experts
meet every month. Ia one year such
a committee viii have matters before
% In 200 different languages In fact
the diversity az the worlds speech Is
staggering thing when one goes into
o. Last year tho Scriptures we're sold
In 20 different tongues la The Austrian
Empire. and so In RussIl'
our hundreds 90 thousands ~ poly
riot Immigrants are met on the very
threshold of the Land of Liberty and
bible is put into their hands In their
own tongue. whether b. be- Greek or
Mac1ar Polish or japanese Gaelic or
Croat. Arabic or Chinese There are
scores 81 languages into which the nl-
DIE has been done that you never
heard o. Aside from the TRANSACTIONS
into Cherokee and Chociaw. one runs
ones eye On bewildormont down the
lIrt taking in such dialects as Puk
and Punapc. nikolo John. Samorlt. Wis
a,am. Llocano Bic0l. Panrasinan. TIA.
salog. ArraWack and shcotswa,
Forced 10 Change Phrases.
In great number Of cases an On.
tile literature has to be formcd ana
"a language reduced 90 writing before
ANYTHING can bo done at all Aud
,hsre are difficulties which you or I
would never suspect Thus when
rr1uslatlng the New Testament into
Eskimo the phrase Lamb OF Cod
haI Co be- rendered Little Dog. 9th,
OrvIsc 10 would have been entirely
meaningless Co the little furclad men
who have never seen a shccpl
And of course there is no thought
of profit. Our bible society sells a well.
made Gospel IN bis own tongue 90 a
CONGO cnnnihal Tor the equivalent %
o cents. a New Testament Tor 8. and a
complete Bible for 10 cents. Al kinds
of money" are taken IN exchange.
mn-ing from ivory tusks 20 a basket
cf brcad.fruit. "a few leopard skins. or
even a baby camel
Long before Tibet was opened by
the British. the New Testament was
being printed In Tihetan az Ghoom.
hirh mp in the Ulmalayas. and carried
back and forth 90 Lhassa by Hindu
and buddhist traders. Only AbyssInia
and Nepal are now closed 10 the Bible
army. but Il Is thought that the old
Emperor Menclk az least will soon
caritulatc. ~ an events. he recently
sent a magnificent pair Of elephants
tusks 70 the British Blble house in
London. with a nowcry letter In Am.
haric from The Conquerng Lion %
Judah. MoLellk the Second. Emperor
u Ethiopia by the WIN of Coz
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Id BE- plii ~ r. the
n uat D. thn worlds
n CEILING boob and
N .. tremendous mar
aass RI tremrn
.H,rr.ful novel to
: 10000. Uf rH 00N copies
Do tlr Wa'e ln
.. uu-If ut I last
translated in
....Hr .H1 Tongues.
broadcast over che
rfI.h bible fo
a.H nearly % GOO
bard tu uDaiits
...a uuft
Lob JOINS years
... i''''I i' '''
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'' "'at passes ~ the
bolivia and Peru: or
Dead. of oannlhii coolies
ni thc Mountains of
'..r f.e ourco of old Fath.
""0Iback acnss the
of Nubia and Arabia
'h haibottomcd boats
't1aIei bamboo cablos
"aioua gorgcs 81 the
'h' DO This work are
Who often fan hy tho
'' Wild beasts. disease.
and tho forces Of ma.