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AMERICANS REPORTED
SAFE IN PARRAL

(Associated Press by Federal Wirelessl
Ell PASO, Tex, Nov. 1.-THE
Americans who we're IN Parral, Mex,
xhen that town was captured by the
Villistas recently and for whose safety
grave fears have been felt, are all
safe, according to refugee from
Parral who arrived here yesterday
The refugee who reached here yes
terday reported that the Americans
we're preparing to leave Parral and go
to the West coast, where, it is be-
lieved, they will be safe.
Gen. Herrera, the Carranza COM
mander. it is reported. evacuated Par
raj November A, when the city was
threatened by the Villista forces. The
rext day the Villa commander entered
the city with his men and took pos
session
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TROOP V PREPARED FOR SHOW

at the opening of the meeting held
on Friday night, 80 scouts were pres
ent, with officials and one visitor.
The meeting started promptly at 1890.
The scoutmaster spoke on behalf of
the Red Cross Christmas seals which
were to be sold on Saturday, Novem-
Der II. A NUMBER of scouts were de-
tailed to report at the Palama fire de-
partment, where they began selling
the seals. The rest of the troop were
requested to report at the Honolulu
Gas Company office.
The next subject taken up was in
regard to the sales of the dance tick
etc. All scouts of this troop are re-
quested to hand in all sales and re-
naming tickets at the next meeting, to
be held tomorrow night.
On Saturday, November IS, the
troop will report in full uniform at
the Odd Fellows hall to rehearse.
This will be in the afternoon at 4
O'Clock. -~"~ :...-.=
The scoutmaster saw the managers
of E. o. Hall and the Schuman gar
age on behalf of the bicycle race and
they both agreed to supply two BIZ
cycle supporters
Assistant Scoutmaster Jack DAILY
was on the spot and taught the boys
boxing. Clarence Silva and Norman
Taylor are prepared with their conf
cal play. -.
After the practise of first aid, the
meeting adjourned at $50.
CARL MORTENSEN,,
...:E. Troop Scribe
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BOURBONS. ASK RECOUNT
IN WEST VIRGINIA

(Associatod Press b. FSgeral wireless
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Nov To-
Attorneys representing the Demo
cratic national committee filed a pei
ton yesteFIa in Morgan county for
a recount OF. the votes cast for pres;-
dent and United States senator in the
election November I NO charges CT
fraud are made in tie petition, but
the Democrats deet9de that errors
were made in counting the votes
which helped Charles Evans. Hughes,
Republican candidate for president
and Howard Switzerland. candidate On
the Republican ticket for United
states senator
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TROOP VIII eoYslPAss TESTS

On November 10 a meeting Of Troop
VIII was held. The meeting was at
tended by IL scouts and two visitors,
with Scoutmaster Bryan presiding.
The minutes we're read and unanl-
mously approved. No honors were
conferred on anyone during the meet
ing. After the business part of the
meeting was concluded tests were
called for. A few tenderfoot tests
were passed, In the troop now there
are one first class scout. two second
class ones and II tenderfoot scouts
The meeting adjourned at . p. nj. The
next day Troop VIII Joined in with
Troop XIX and tried to aid the tuber-
eulosis cause by selling Red Cross
stamps - - = IT." @:s. T..
.... K. MACCONEL.
.s...... -. Troop Scribe.
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u. S..MEXICAN CoNFEREES
CLOSE TO AGREEMENT!

Associated Press by Federal Wirelessl
ATLANTIC CITY, n j., Nov. 10
The American Mexican joint commits
sion which is endeavoring to find a
solution of the problem of the rels-
tons between the United States and
her neighbor to the south expects &c
finish Saturday its plan for the with
drawal of Cen Pershing's troops from
Mexico and for a safe border patrol,
according to a statement made last
night by Ignacio I3oniliaS Mexican
representative and chairman of the
Joint commission.
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TROOP ! SCOUT HOUSE lMPR OWED

The meeting was called to order
promptly at 7:30 p. m. Friday, NoVem-
Der 10 There were present Is scouts
and one official. The. scouts were IN
structed in staff drill and marching
The scout house was improved by pic
lures and pennants brought by one oil
the boys. As yet the library list has
not been added to, but there are a few
scouts who will probably bring books.
soon, I'll
The scouts were dismissed early be.
cause they had to get up early on
Saturday. Fred Klebahn made the
most money selling Red Cross stamps,
s323.50. The troop as whole made
a very good record. -. -.
The next meeting will be Friday
night, November II. @''.
RICHARD sIMONTON, +
~. H.. Troop Scribe.
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TROOP XII SETS GOOD RECORD

The meeting was called at I p. IA,
with Is scouts, > visitors and l Off
ciaf present, The rules for red and
for black marks were read, adopted
and carried out. ..:*- .~..- -.
Most of the scouts paid their month
" dues. but others Will have to hustle
or be fined. .:~.-.. 49,. -. -@-r r..
The tests meeting began at s o'clock.
Every scout worked hard and only
one failed to pass the second class
tests. ." ""=>. e.. ~. ....~ j..
At our next meeting important ques-
tions will be brought up by the scout
master. All scouts come. ..4... ~.
A. H. CHONG, Troop Scribe.
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ENDUSIRIALS IN
GREAT Combine
PRECIPITATION
Eight Billion Organization With
Millions Of Employees Has
Inception in New York
- =. 3. - -

A'SSifEi4FNit -tFfFE2 .tfh r. NINFHh 81 .Tstrg~
NEW YORK. NY, Nov. rs Seven
million emMe~ea f5.AG4 EMPLOYERS
and more taan eight billions of dollars
are linked n the greatest combina-
ton fer molHal support aud advance
ment that this or any other country
has ever seen. according te the for
nal announcement issued last night
TAe combination which IS u be
known IS The National industrial Con
ference Board Has been formed OF L
great industrial associations, including
the metal GRADES, the founders council,
the manufacturers ct munitions, the
National Erectors' Association. cotton
manufacturers. wool weayCrs. silk
manufacture. makers OF type setting
machines. the American Type FouH.
dry. United TypUtJEtae and. Frsnklin
Clubs lt america, parcr companies,
aud a nunlHrr Of great rubber com-
panics.
Frederick 7. Fish Of Boston is the
chairman of tue vast combination,
which covers some of the most I'm
portant trades and Industries in tee
whole gentry
Not Trust
MagnHs w Alexander who is TO
fill the managerial post for the board,
in formal statement issued in be-
half Of the organization last night. de-
clared that the combination Is in no
sense. OF the word a trust, but gati,.
ering tosether of industries and in.
terests which have similar needs CT
objects and similar problems
In reality. said Mr. Alexander,
"the heard viii be a great clearing
house Of Information concerning its
membcrs Heretofore each mannfac-
tHrcr h,is been satisfied To study bis
own problem lie has ignored the
problems Of The industries With which
his owa is more or less closely inter
related -
The board has been formed IN
recognition Of thc vital need In this
country Of cooperation and united &C
ton
Frank Vanderlip. the banker, in
statement regarding the combina-
lion. said: 60
The board H;I5 Seen f5rined IN re-
Spouse to enlighted pubtic sentiment
In this country"
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TROOP Xxx HELPS RED CROSS

A meeting was held on Monday at
z D. M. at the Normal school and 81
scouts and 5 officials were present
and absent Good turns we're report
ed by the scouts. Sccutmaster Soares
spoke to the boys about what they
had done in selling the Red Cross
stamps. r..
The dance tickets for November "a
are selling rapidly.
A 20 minutes drill was given TO the
boys. After the drill the song,
America was sung and the meeting
was adjourned at 9 p. m.
a.. ,~. ... -, PHILIP ZANE.
'' *~. Scribe 8
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FAT DIVIDEND FOR
GREAT WESTERN SUGAR
COMPANY STOCKHOLDERS

fAssoeisted PRESS BY Federal Wirrles,)
DENVER, COLO, Nov 16-The
Great Western Sugar Company yes
terday declared a stock dividend Of "
FER cent or. its common stock. in addi-
ton to THE regularly quarterly divi-
dend OF Ia per cent on both its com
mon end preferred stock
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TROOP VII HEARS FROM FORMER
f.. MEMBERS

Meeting called to order Nov. 4, with
20 scouts present and IL absent.
c. McGrew got his application for
membership in the B. S. A.
s. NJ. Hutton read letters that were
received from Lord and Mist who are
away for their education.
Nichols was transferred from the
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HUGHES LEADS WILSON
I'M MINNESOTA COUNT

ST. PAUL, 2tinn, Nov 10 CHARLES
Evans Hughes continues to. lead
Woodrow Wilson in the official count
OF the ballots, cast at the election No
vember { With the vote Of 46 com-
ties out OF a total Of IS already tabU-
lated, Hughes is ahead by $50 votes
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Just Talks With Scouts

Conducted by Mabel Putnam ChiIson.
BOYS, you're simply fine, That
showing YOU made last week in the
Red Cross work. was good. better
best, And what a help the girls We're
bless their hearts That's the way
10 campaign. And think what q relief
10 the ladies.
There are other things that scouts
can. do well. the editor has discover
cd. One is, typeYriting Now. all
those who submit long-hand reports
need not blush, fer the editor would
Just as soon receive a few sheets of
that beautiful Spencerian. as TO re-
ceiYe merely trial at tipping: Some
OF the scribes are excellent penmen:
but few OF them have such an odd
way of twisting their letters round,
that the editor has to take magnify
ing glass or an opera glass and gaze
long and carefully upon the little
words before the meaning can be
fcund Sometimes BIZ looking hard
enough and blinking at the letters
change appears, and they little by
little turn about, stand up straight and
spell real word For reading all Of
this, thank you.
1t is good to note the worldwide
interest taken in Boy Scout work.
Here comes bit of news from Ore
gon: u. T.. III ~.
"BOY. SCOUT HoNORED
" FOR DARING RESCUE
"AMfTY. (Orl--A banquet attend
ed by nearly everybody in town was
held here in honor of Oscar Antrim,
a local boy scout, who on July 29 res
cued DureI Vaughn of Portland from
drowning in the Yamhill rivera
young Antrim was presented with
a medal from the National Court Oh
Homer of the Boy Scouts of America
by Professor S. David Titus, chan.
man OF the local Scout Council. The
lad bore his honors modestly.
Then from Canton, Ohio, we get
another piece of news about the
scouts:
hoy SCOUTS WIPING OUT
PLAGUE OF TUSSOCk MOTHS
CANTON, Ohio.-Fcur troops of
Boy Scouts working in pairs and each
equipped with ladder, have begun
a crusade here against the tussock
moth, which has seriously damaged
Cautions trees during the summer and
autumn The boys are collecting the
nests OF eggs which are lodged in
trees and on wooden buildings.
The city has been divided into
qnadrants, each troop taking one sec
ton. The troop kipgss she NNst
eggs viii be award "a - rs tftvp ~ 8
Donated by me mayor. service Bifecs
tor McGlaskey and Safety Directors
Kunkel and Marburger.
Nests collected will be weighed by
the City Sealer and the winner de.
termined
"By this method it is expected that
Canton will be largely freed of the
moths next summer"
. Maybe you don't know it, but nov
adays the world doesn't care about
anything that it cannot use. When
you talk to a man, about some new
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ALLEGED BLACKMAlLER
or COUNTESS BERnST0RFF
ON TRIAL NEXT MONTH

Associated Press By Federal Wirelessl
WASHINGTON, ID. C.. Nov. To-
The preliminary hearing Of Karl Ar
.mand Graves, the New York magazine
writer and sell styled international
spy. arrested last Saturday by opera
tives OF the federal secret service on
complaint Of officials Of the German
embassy on the charge OF having at
tempted to bIackmail the Countess
Bernstorff. wife Of the German ambas-
sador. was set yesterday for Deeem-
Der g.
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Elk patrol to the Eagle patrol.
Douglas passed knife and hatchct
tests for second class. .... -
..: HORNER, Asst. SC:!5e i
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HUGHES PLANS VACATION

ASSOCIATED Press BY Federal Wireless)
NEW YORK, n. Y, Nov. 10
Charles Evans Hughes will leave next
for Lakewood. n J., for a
vacation lasting several weeks.
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Miss PSYCHE Berry and Frank .,
Cosgrove were united in marriage
wednesday, night at the Daniel p Wall
residence, 766 Lunaiil0 street, by Rev.
FIR. Patrick St. Legar. Miss Claire
X. Berry. sisteS Of the bride. and
Charles 0. Murray attended the
couple. Cosgrove is with Theo. ~.
Davies & Company. and Mrs. Cesgroya
has been in the auditing department.
of the Oahu Railway. They will spend
their honeymoon in the country and
later live at IT'S Lunalilo street
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FAMOUS AUTHOR DEAD

tAssoeisted Press by Federal V-ireless)
WASHINGTON. ID. C., Nov fG.-
dolly Elliett SeaVeil famous as a
vriter and play Hright, died here last
light q the axe. OF IS
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enterprise. he will say, Can use il?
Can get anything cut OF it, What is
il going TO do for me-" That sounds
selfish. bat il isn't; for tie world is
so terribly busy MAT il cannot stop
TO interest itself in things that bring
no returns So. when somebody talks
TO big, busy, hustiing man about
scout work, he naturally says, What
is there IN il? Can the scouts really
do anything" So. OF course, you have
to show them. For the world is like
that man that said in his state every.
body had TO be shown this, that and
the other thing, or he simply would
not believe it, his state was Mis-
souri,. Then, long before him, there
was another man who never could or
would take anything on chance He
was always doubling everything and
everybody; his name was Thomas He
would never have believed in scouts.
unless he lad seen them really doing
first aid stunts, or doing signaling or
doing fire-making without matches.
Show the world yeu can do something
and that it can use you, then it will
give you boost. .. -.
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Russian railroads protect ties and
poles against decay by
soaEsug them for several months be-
rote-lf use in strong brine.
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Dying in poverty is dead easy; it's
living in poverty that bothers man.
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! Every girl has her own exclusive
idea OF what perfect man should be
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One more talent We have discovered
among our scouts is the writing of
verses. 1t has net yet developed into
poetry, but it may SOME day Can
you guess the authors name? His
verses follow: :.= ,:'.>.: Wig. -.
My body is a temple,
To God it does belong; .... . ~:
He bids me keep it for His use
He wants it pure and strong.
The things that harm the body
] must not use at all; -. 49,. 1922.
Tobacco is one hurtful thing,
Another, alcohol. .=.-
into my mouth they shall not go,
When tempted will answer NO
And every day III watch and pray,
leLord, keep me pure and strong al
-. ways" -. ...--..
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Aside from all our regular activities,
there are a few things coming our
way in the shape of fun. First, there
is the show to be given by Troop y.
Well the editor naturally thought any
show given by Troop Y must be some
thing along the circus line, as Mr..
Barry has suddenly produced animals
from dark corners for the benefit of
the Shriners, then for the Cherry
Blossom fete, and in fact, whenever
necessary To help out poor old Homo
lulu. GOODNESS knows where he keeps
his mehagene, but the aaanals appear
healthy and Vel able to perform. This
time there are to- be only two-legsed
animals, but they will Ssdo boxing;
stunts and first aid stunts and lots,
of other things: eeEey want a7-nee5s'
house of their own and they've going.
to get it. .Es. ..~.=..=
Next week Troop Xxx is to give an
other dance; but more about that lat
er on. -. H.. ...- ~
What is the good turn specially
planned for Thanksgiving Day? Here
We are, almost ready to eat the tur'
key and the pic, but lots of us have
forgotten to even plant the pumpkin
seed = :,.... -
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: Maybe you don't know it, but now
adays the world doesn't care about
anything that it cannot use. When
you talk to man, about some new
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1916-09-20

stipated and believe you need
vile, dangerous calomel to start
your liver and clean your bow
els.
Here's my guaranteed Ask
your druggist for a so cent bot
tie of Dodson's Liver Tone and
take o spoonful tonight. Ii it
doesn't start your liver and
strengthen you right up better
than calomel and without grip
ing or making you sick l want
you TO go back TO the store and
get your money.
Take calomel today and to.
morrow you will feel weak and
sick and nauseated. Don't
lose days work. Take Il
spoonful of harmless, vegetable
Dodson's Liver Tone tonight
and wake up feeling great. It's
perfectly harmless, so give it to
your children any time. 1t
can't salivate, so let them cal
anything afterwards. adv.
Old newspapers for sale al
this office.
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beth Guntner spent the week
end in Bristol.

beth Guntner spent the week
end in Bristol.
J.W. Guntner and daughters,
Rebecca, and Sarah were in
Bristol Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Stallard and son,
Marion Smith, accompanied by
Mrs. j. a. Sitgraves left Sun
day night for Louisville, where
Mesdames Stallurd and Sit.
graves will do fall buying for
the Ladies' Store.
We are glad to welcome Mrs.
Chapman again in our midst.
When her husband was called
to Mexico she went north to
her parents. Mr.. Chapman is
expected this week.
MIR. and Mrs. r. r. Parker
entertained at dinner Sunday
Misses Ruby Flanary ana Irene
Hunt and Mr.. Carrier, of New
York, who is visiting his broth
er, Will Carrier, of Stonega.
Mrs. l.. p. Witt and son spent
last week in Bristol with her
parents. Mr.. Witt joins her
this week and they will visit
his parents in Bedford County.
Among those who attended
Sparks Circus here Saturday
from Big Stone Gap were Mrs.
Creed Blanton, Misses Jess
McCorkle, Virginia Beverly
Margaret Miller, Messrs. Sam
McCluen and Ray Casper.
Miss Anis Ford, of Norton, is
visiting her cousin, Miss Rachel
Wolfe,
Miss Mary Brown has return.
ed from Petersburg.
Mrs. 4. f. Chapman, of Nor.
ton, was shopping here Satur.
day.
Messrs. Tom Walker, John
Monny hun, John lobe and
Charlie Faust were among thu
travelling men who spent Sun.
day at the Windsor Hotel.
Mrs. Flanary, Misses Ruby
Flanary Juanita Collie, Irene
Huff attended the dance al
Colonial Hotel, at Wise, Fri,
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. d. Car,
ruthers gave delightful pic.
mic last Sunday in honor oil
Miss Kyle, of Missouri. The
picnicers motored to Lee Coun
ty, where u delicious dinner
was served. Those who enjoy.
ed MIR. and Mrs. Carruthers
charming hospitality were: DR..
aud Mrs. W. B. Peters, Miss
Kyle and DR.. Steve Roland.
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N INV 8 w llorf0lkSa'Nsstsrn
Schedule in Effect
Nov. %. 1914.

WV 80 4tAtt
LEAVE NORTON -6:i5 a. IN. for
Lynchburg and intermediate sia.
tons. Pullman sleeper Bueiield 10
Philadelphia via lIagorstown, aud
Pullman sleeper Roanoke to Rich.
mond and Norfolk. Also connections
at lIlueiicld with trains WcStbOund
Pullman sleeper to Cincinnati and
Columbus.
LEAVE NORTON-2;3O p for point,
North, East and West
LEAVE BRISTOI.-Daily, 6lj a, IN
for East Radford, Roanoke, Lynch
burg, Petersburg, Richmond and
Norfolk. Pullman Parlor Car to
Richmond. Roanoke to llagerstown
Pullman sleeper iIagerstown TO New
York.
800 p. III. for Norfolk and intermediate
points, Pullman Slecpers to Norfolk
i;32 p. M. and 1850 p. m. (limitcd solid
trains with pullman sleepcrs to Wash.
ington, Baltimore. Philadelphia aud
New York via I.ynchburg. Does mol
make local stops.
1915 p. IN. daily for all points bctwtet
Bristol and Lynchburg. Connects AZ
Walton at 5;40 p. III. with the Chi
cago Express for all points west and
northwest.
If you are thinking OF taking tril
YOU want quotations, cheapest fare, re-
liable and correct information, SIS L
routes, train schedules, the NEST comfort
able and quickest way. Write and tht
information is yours for the asking, sitl
one Of our complete Map Folders.
w. q. SAUNDERS, G. L. A.
w Il. BEvIIL,
Pass. Traf. Mgr,
Roanoke Va
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N TIE HISTORY OF VIRGINIA!
Baltic OF constantinopIe

One OF the features Of the gorgeous
pyrotechnie display with which the
Fair Will close each night. Entirely
new, sensational. startling. Many
other wonderful features.
The Six Water Lilies
Americas Aquatic Wonders beau
tiiully formed diving girls, in new swim
ming strokes and high diving feats,
headed by perfect" Elma Meier.
hIIlo. LnBeIle s, Dare Dovil hurley
Mile LaBcllc leaps the gap and
loops the loop turning back scmer-
sault, describing complete ciFcle) in
her automobile. The greatest thriller
ever exhibited in the open air.
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left Tuesday afternoon for
Roanoke, where lie hus accept.
ed a position with McGhils'
Pharmacy. DR.. Pullen hes
made many friends while here
and they regret his departure.
Misses Margaret and Eliza
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week to spend some time with
Mrs. Mainous' brother, Napo-
leon Tempieton, of Jefferson
City, Tenn.
Or. Puiien, who has been con-
nected with the intermontDrug
Store for The past two years
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Southern Railway
In Eifec; February 18th, 1914.

LEAVES BIG STONE GAP
No. . daily 9;05 a nj. FOR Bristol ard e
termediate points. Pullman sleeper
Louisville TO Bristol. Connects vita
\. " w for points East and Sou X
forpoints South and West.
No. 3 daily, except Sunday. ii:ii a III
for ST. Charles and int or med ate
points.
No. 1 daily except Sunday, 3;li y. m iof
Bristol and intermediate points Con-
meets with n IL w. for points East
Connects Mt Moccasion Gap WITH
train No. s for Bulls Gap, Rogers'
vile and intermediate points.
For additional information apply to
nearest Agent or
w. L. ALLEN,
Division Passenger Agent
Bristol, Tenn.
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Tasnanlsn Van Diomans

Aerialis,s extraordinary, who capt..
va,c the eye and hewilder the mind
with feats Of hazard and daring.