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HEMINGFORD. BOX BUTTE COUNTY, NEBRASKA. FRIDAY, JAN 10. lll.)6.
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FAIR PLAY.
Look Well to Your Every
Interest.
What Will Your Actions be Af
ter You Have Properly
Postod Your33lf.
,Think Often nnd Well Before
You Daclare Yourself, for
tho Futuro Will
Surely Come.
Tho Alliance papers in their
county seat argument speak as
they usually do in everything
else and refrain from answering
the solid argument of the Heii
ald. The Grip says that a ma
jority of its readers want "some
thing else." From what wo can
get out of 4he Grip wo should
judge that the major part of its
readers are not hard to please
for the 'something else" outside
of its county seat insinuations
are very scarce, in fact there is
nothing except R. R. news, ?.nd
if the editor has tho interest of
tho taxpayers of Box Butte
county at heart, it seems to us
it would be well for him to give
some of his valuable space tell
ing tho taxpayers wherein they
will save money by voting for
and agitating a county seat ro
moval. The facts are they have
no argument only we are sti'ong
onough to move the county
seat and by tho Gods wo
are going to do it, regardless of
taxation" or tho consequences.
The American voters have had
thir sort of medicine about long
enough and it is time they were
looking into tho result of their
votes, and not be Flim Flammed
into voting for anything that
happens to come along just be
cause it might suit some friend
of theirs. This is especially true
with tho voters of Box Butto
county. You are on the, vorgo
of prosperity or destruction and
it might bo well for you to select
which course you will pursue.
There is no way to settle these
questions only by the ballot and
in view of this and the future we
carnostly hope every voter will
take special pride in so posting
himself that he will be able to
cast his voto intelligently, and
wtien this is fully done tho pres
ent Court House will not bo
thrown away. The county seat
will remain where it is. Tho
taxes of 1896 will bo reduced and
BoxXButto county will hold the
position that she rightly has
earned the Banner county of
the Northwest. Now voters, in
considering this matter, tako
special pains to look over all
your county papers and see if
The Herald is not advocating
everything that is fair and that
which will effect your future
welfare, and also be suro and see
if tho Alliance papers are not
void of any argument that will
tend to educate you on future
taxation. THE HERALD wants
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and then vote in tho light of
their knowledge and if three
knowledge
fifths of tho voters think it will
bo a savins to tho county to
make this change, then and only
then, wo will say that it is prop-
er, right, just, and lair, and is
good financial economy. Be
cause we havo groat faith iu tho
judgment of tho majority of the
American votors. In trying to
post yourselves do not tako any
one's word for anything, but go
to the county records and got tho
true status of the count," and of
tho men who are so very anxious Professor Fonnor and Supt. Our ostooinod friend Alonzo Pioaoait iiciso. It is tiresome to hear the AM-
to increase the taxation and see Neelnnd returned from Lincoln Sherwood of Box liutti county, Mrs. Jns. Wholan has I woo suf- aneo Grip howling about tho phil
it 4i,;c t nnf nnntiior nnqn nf Rnndiiv itioriiinff. Thov rouort writes n letior in tho Ueiniimford faring with a folon for tho pist nnthroplsts of that place and
"Stop Thief." We want nothing tho State Teachers meeting a de
but what is fair and want that in cided success,
tho fairest way possible and wo r. m. Hampton was up from
will risk tho rosult.
r. TT7nll Tnhn
I-rank Abbott and Mabel John-
son were married at the residence
of Mr. Robinson on Wenesdoy.
Both are residents of Box Butte
preomt. Rev. ornom o.lloiatod.
A surpnso party was given in
hfinni' of Mrs Wlieelor at the Sim-
iKHioi ui iuih. it iulici, mini, niii
ninua- nuifli-nrSl nf Ml-.q. MflLaod
Wednesday tvening and it goes
Without saying that the surpriso
was complete in every particular.
Nearly every young person in
lloraingford and vicinity whb
present and all had an enjoyable
time
Chas. A. Posvar one of the
prosperous farmers and stock-
men of Lawn precint was m
town Monday. Mr. Posvar owns
a quarter section of deeded land,
as does his three brothers. Ho
oo.yn tuuu ix nw s.juuj "' ,
seat, is
moved to Alliance he
and his
brothers will leave tho county
and will never pay another cent
of taxes on their land, and there
are a great many others in that
neighborhood who will do like
wise. This will suit the Alliance
philantropists.
In the fight over the removal of
the county 6 cat of Box Butte
countv from Heminprford, tho
Herald, of that place, is geting in
a good nuny sledge-hammer
blows, and appears to havo alto
gqthor tho best of it so far.
Crawford Tribune.
Justice B.VanNost and daugh
ter, Mrs. J.V. Parker, accompan
ied by tho latler's childern, de
parted on Monday's train for Al
bany' N. Y. on a few week's visit,
with relatives and friends.
Deadwood Times.
Atty. John. G.Maher ofChad
ron, accompanied Prof. Fenner
homo from Lincoln and spent
Sunday in Hemingford. Mr.
Maher has been appoint
ed to the position of court
stenographer by His Honor,
Judge Westovor. The Judge
could not havo solected a moro
competent person, and of courso
John's many friends are well
pleased. ""
Miss Anna Wohlers visited
friends in Crawford last week.
Mrs Dave Best from near Al
liance is spending a week with
Mrs. Ben Price.
Editor Paradis of the Alliance
Guide was in town last Friday.
Henry Lichte, Dunlap, and
Henry Broich, Hemi lgford, are
the latest to havo their names
onrolled on the list of this,faniily
journal.
C. J. Wildy was on tho sick
list tho fore part of tho week.
Mr. Gerdes.O. Gilbert, J. Man
ion, Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Atkin
wero among tho Box Butto peo
ple in town Monday
Mrs. Atkin
will bo appointed a Notary Fub-
lie, which will make it convenient
r the Postmaster and others
notarial work to
.
transact.
Why is it that the lumbermen
and -brick-makers of Alliance aro
taking such an active part in the
matter oi county seat, removal:
oan it ou inwy expuui. u uuw uuurv
house built?
Attorney L.
liance was in town Monday.
Albert Paradis visited with
Hemingford friends Sunday.
Mrs. John Kuhn has boou ill
this wsek.
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Miss Nellie Goodonough closed a
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Brown district last week
or to air. aim w. o, .
Kendall, J" l
b"'- 1 '
District COlirt Will COllVOUO
Muroll 10. til
Harry Armfield is in town today,
jj;. Hiram Wilson of Box
Butte precint, died on Mondav.
Funor.,l took place Thursday, in-
torment Libbv cemetery. Rev.
Vornom conducted tho funeral
services.
Tho county commissioners meet
Tueftd..y, Jan. 14th.
Miss Lulu Kendall made a trip
OVor to Hemingford Thursday, ro-
turning Monday last. RushvUle
Dem0erat ' ;
Thorn will bo services at tlio
Catholic church on Monday Jan.
13th, at 10 A. M.
W TT Ifolcto, nml W T) Tnlm
V. Ii. !V.eiSter and V. U. JOllu-
-a. t wiiMnf
hi, uu j.j i. iix.
son of Box Butto wero callers at
this office yesterday.
Miss Stratton the Borea post
ZlJZ y SCatV1Sll0r
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How's This. J
It has been demonstrated to tho
satisfaction of everyone that wind
u" irrigation lsaiauuro, una cue
ftianAnji-"vB- .viivr h tw v n r I r
olhcers of tho Allianeo irrigation
sell 'tho miffs
n to Diiv but-
s'.t.K-i
society arts going to
on the' irrigation far
standing debts and give it up us a
bad jot) Alliance Unp.
If wind mill irrigation has prov
en a failure in Bo Butto county
thore aro a good many citizens of
western Nebraska who would like
to know why and how it is a fail
ure. Certainly it is not a failure
in some parts of Dawes county.
Chadron Signal.
Well, well, Bro. Sheldon can't
you sco the point. Tho "Alliance
irrigation society" want to Bell
their wind mills and put tho money
in the county seat schoaiers fund.
And isn't it singular that thoy havo
ju&t discovered irrigation to boa
failure this winter?
Mortgage Record.
Thn following is 11 correct state -
ment of tho totals of tho mortgage
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indebtedness record of Box Butte
county, for the year ending, Dec.
81, 1895.
Farm mtgs filed 70, $24,340.11
relsd IzO, 4i,171.bU
filed 55, 24,810.57
Town
it
Clmttol
Total
Total
rol'sd 43, 19,200.18
find 404. 7(5.314.81'
rol'sd 2G0, 42,(573.08
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filed, 529, $12,495.52
rel'sd 423, 101,053.5(5
Borea. Sorn.pin.ga.
Much sickness prevails in this
neighborhood.
Tho Beroa Sunday school has
boon postponed for the next
quarter.
The Misses Lilly and Edna
Johnson havo returned to their re-
speclivo schools after Now Year
Several of tho fanners aronnd
i,nrn linva nmvJ un nn ihoir lnnd
tW-
R4Vn . of .. vnnilir nnnhl
bovoral ot ttie young people
of
iTCrtmn nnt vinmirv cnf fnrrntliA.-
lll8t njgut nj sursprised Miss
Benedict. They reported it to bb
n guri)rj6e in every particular, but
they cj0yed themselves nover-
tholoss.
Mr. S. S. Alley a prominent law
A. Berrv of Al- ver of Wilber this state has been
visiting with Mr. und Miss Straton
for the past few days.
The guQuIno Hound Oak costs no
more tlmti au imitution. why nut
i buy tlio ono that everyone kuows is
' rfclit. rjhr)j iella thm.
UeimM) Inst week in which hn np
peals to Christian sentiment, fair
dealing and the spirit of tho Gol
den Rule in the hearts of men to
o".l the M now
raging over t hero. Ho tofors to
tho fal thftl Uwnlntfforil is in the
county, tl..it Alliance
ftmuy he niilroid llmi
it is better for tho convenience of
tho people to havo two good towuB
i,ati.,ifl of nm nntl nnlr tlmt llinRrt
iiisiuui oi one ana asas unit moso
..nnairlnri.tJo.,.. ..tll.. ill., m.iftnr Uv
consKlorations settle tlio matter Dy
the rule of "Ho unto others M yo
would thoy should do unto you."
Tho letter is h ghly ciedilablo to
tho writer, but Bto. Sherwood
ought to Icimv that tho Golden
Rule is pr.iotio illy thrown out of
tlio Dusmess world to day oven
among Christians-superseded by
the law of competition and tho rule
of "Get all you can and howcan
ho expect it to bo considered in a
county seat contest? There novor
wbb an honest county seat election
in Nebraska.
"'-"""" " -j,w-
orcion and oven
violence havo
markod the course o ovorvono of
i, , i.i i, i ii
lom ,,,MI lu Pdmg 0110 111 iJOX
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l5"o county will bo no excoption.
The good people in the rival claimed that ono good town in the :rn,in,np. MobTohX. of Hnn, nu
towns of Alhanco and Hemingford COUnty would bo moro honofiuial to ji',as Vw 7 u mi. tplfrhC 6'
will nrav Sunday for tho comiiiL' .1,,, ,,,,i,. i,n ,,. imvm U n"o uiv'ii ' tho following witnHMio.pfoTht't
ot ChrisL s Kingdom on earth and
Ion Tuesday will either wink at or
engago m moro of tho devil's rus-
Cfll,ly than could bo washed away
by tho Plutto river. If thoy don't
tlio county seat war in liox lJntte
jtcountv is lli""jront fra W-Int lm3
hbon in ovol'y othor cuunt-y iu tho
wtntnr'.ti.i.i..,i ;..!
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state, Chadron Signal.
While our friend Sheldon stated
a great many facts, yet wo aro of
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tho opinion that there aro many in
this county who will bo governed
by the Golden Rule and not bo in-
f luenced by a few Alliauce politi
J
cians whoso only prayer is that
their opportunities for control-
ino-tbn nff.iirs nf this emmtv mav
t o - 1
be enlarged.
A Pleasant Party,
Qne of tho most enjoyable gath
erings of the season was tho one
held at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs.
Jos. Mnnion near Box Butte on
New Year's evo Dancing com
meiiced r.t mi eurlv hour and con-
tiuued until 12 o'clock when all
, partook of a sumptuous oyster
TO01';, After sapper thoso who
trip tho light fantastic" did so
ulltiY tho "wee small hours." The
j Libby band furnished excellent
j music. Mr. Manion and his esti-
moblo wifo know how to entertain
moir inenus ana ovorvono nnu
' vry pleasant time. Tho follow-
ig persons were present:
Mr. nnd Nrs. w.o. Atkin. Mr
and Mrs. O
W. Eparku, Mr. and Mrs. J. Sheldon, Mr. and
Mrs. 1' H. Dillon. Mr. and Mm. J. Mahoury
Mr. Mrs. tl Keiiter, Mr. and Mrs. A.C. Uobb,
Mr. and Mr. Win. O'Mara, Mr. and Mr. M.
Mahoncy. Mr. and Mrs. Hall, Mr.and Mr. Hob
itiBon, Mr. and Mrs. M. Collins, Mrs. Parrot
Mrs. Patterson; MIbbps Beott, Albright, Atkin,,
Blair, Texley, Bilk. and Hoi;MesBrs W. F.Ilan
dolph, H. Tcxley. H. ('. HolTman. J, Oerdes,
W.fowlln. Ed KlnRley. O UcxWy. P. Collins,
A.Thorlton, ( Koii, J. Kovarnlk, J. Vochout,
J.Korarnlk, U Went.
Oki wno was Tucnr.
Wm. Roth called yesterday and
ordered Tiik Herald sent to his
brother John, Byruo, Kansas
The Herald does not claim to he
a. "philanthropist" but does claim
to bo a friend to the honest tax
payers and tho common peoplo,
aiid they seem to realize it.
W. M. Copeland, our pleasant
and accommodating station dgent,
had his namo onrolled on The
Herald list this week.
Among tho Liberty precinct
farmers in town this week were
Henry Wintcn, C. A. Lockwood,
D. F. Miller, C. Klomko, Wm.
Butler, John Kiuzler, and Geo.
Zimmermnn.
Mrc TTntnmnnil's linu.on nvA
.ti ..t t e ii
luuua buuitioaou ux iuhu luiuii.y
destroyed by fire Monday.
week.
Mrs lirdy loft last woolc for
her old home at 13ollo Plain. Iowa,
whore she will visit during tho
winter. . j
Many of the neighbors gathered '
at tho home of Commissions ,
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CWy SJ ,f ht ytill on. Tho
wl.itor wouldiiko tosoy u few word I
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m the interest of llonnngford mor-
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I I III II III'llICM H 1)11 II'U I HILl'M I VII
ovo
.. vH k.,,1 i)v i.nrd lcnonks
8IlV0l n fow (loll(U.a aml wo houftl
tlmt II poiSOU COUIU UUy gOOUS SO
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miieli cneaper at Aiitunco man
cheaper at Alhnueo than
Ur . i . l.. i.l . -.- .. "i cumin 'onu rceiunnco upon mm rmuiiimra
omingford, wo concluded to go to Qr r.niii inmi. vi Joiia PotmMMi, John Pot
Alliance .mil buy our supphes. TitoCthr1 Kr"!u
Wo wont into one store nnd u . W. Wtu. iWUw.
to 1)rco VUI.oty of g00(ls Und
finuinfr lho pricos ,.ging hiohor
thnu at nomiuKforl, we concluded
to try another and so on until wo
had tried six or seven stores nnd
finding tho snrao lcsult at all of
thoin wo ,)e,tflIl t0 lot it bo known
mni wo uveti ooyouci iiomiugioni.
Then county seat talk commenced
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n,,.i ,,.na ,mnij ii...mti tn f.M
from toll to tWOIl'y COIlts Oil the
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(i0nar'B Wl,rlh. Some of them
wouM Cim9u moro competition than
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0t uresont for a certain portion of
tho people traded at Allianeo and a
curttin portion at Hemingford and
prjCC3 WOre alu ut the same. (Tliey
jjj ,10t m01,tion anythinc alout
their monopoly flouring
tho farmers think abt
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mill, what
about it and
i wimt they would got
iho Hemingford mill
tho gentlomen that wo hoard before
''b , , ,,.
loaviug homo that Alliance was
selling goods of all kinds ho much
chuapor than iu IIomingfo;i and
wo let them know that it
was wrong and that you can do a
great dal better iu Hemingford.
Wn Infl thn Alli.inc.5 merchants
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.mrl rin nnr wnv lwimn nnrcllUsod fl
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l.lll r,t unnla nf I Tnit. i nnfnri I ivlixrn
uiii ui uiw iv-.w ta t
you can buy goods the cheapest
dressed
Horncall wants somo
hogs.
Wildy's received a
clothing.
new lino of
Order your stove repairs at Anton I
Uurlg's.
A now lot pf shoes just received by
2QV lbs dried apples for $1.00 at'
Wildy's.
California cnnned joods 16 cents a j
cm at W. K. Ilerncnli's.
I wnni all
the county.
the dressed poultry In
W. K. Heuncall.
Urates A fine line of ico
skates just received at H. R.
Green's Hardware storo.
If you want a suit, overcoat,
overalls, cloak, cape, or simwi.
cfipQn a blC lulO lit Wildy's. I
f a
hogs, poultry, butter, eggs, cheese
or potatoes."
Hallor, the dentist, will bo here
Friday, January 10. Ho will
only stay one day.
C lYr.lrl.f lnrAn trtt Of ill ITU1"
Shoes pf all kinds, styles and
prices. Can lit any foot and pocket
book., W. K. HEKNCAl.L.
Paint, Glass and oils of all kinds
sold according to the hard times
clleaer than the cheapest, at
, Anton Uiiuio's.
T1Q Hehalu and the Omaha
semi-weekly World-Herald both
one year for $1.75.
j You cannot und In these United
states the equal of th ncnuliie
Round Oak. You may try; you'll get
left. Remember It's Hie combination
I of Kod points that makes tho perfect
' tove. Uuy the genuine and be aatif
fled. See tho name on tho leg,
For
I sale at Uhrig's.
of tho irrancors thov havo
kept from starving. Wilt wio
Grip plomo namo one farmer
that thoso ono-horse aristocrats
havo k3pt from starving?
Tho fact of the matter is thoy havo
and wlU, "skiu 'ho farmer every
UIIUUUU bllUV KUU VX UUIUDU LUU
" w
.'philanthropists" are very swcot
Justjiow.
u-vl inict uiWm.Nw, u.un.
Hntlwtp hereby Kjvt'nth t Ihsfollowiiw-
namuler ha Med notion uthi intention to
Rinift Html prootlli rinpport.oMiliicUllH Mil
timtii.iiroof win ifnii.ibrowti itwutor
i&w" "I'B" ' N "l ftbnwr,r l5'
VllkUUUli OV lIMUi
f noxIlntt. Noli..w!iomndolt.TJ.No.lMlfor
h nmnn tT.e foiiowh to pror
fur tlin H W M ". . tn M i. rw ". w
Noticririli.rtVrViroiio'V
,B0MX&rf ium,pW
ttrJWifflNoi.
YSmSS E Ko -.
?prtu?iSuiriii&VrNVSoo".tpMurrB
lro'n-impsthn foUowinu witness to pmre
o'VataS.'X1 MKSSf'ott
on oi tjcmmKioru, ne...
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f ehn, Jr., IUslstfr.
Not oo In hnrnby ifjwi tlmt tho foliow'iw-
t ..! niR.l 411ftfi. Mnlt ftn. U 1w'A
to mVi HnM ptonf In Mpnort o'M. claim, nnd
t'mtwlrtproorwillbsnunlobotiirptlwlliiitfr
orUywUortAiiunsMi.ii,ou fob it,'im,
iin'inil a"ttlnr lm HItl no tics or lila Intention
ffln; -'Si A
i.urff. .loiin a. joijiwon, cu u u9p, mod., jou
Knuuoa, oniemWrorU. nvu
;
Notice of Publication of 3um
mons.
Julld C. Incerioll vs. Lewis M. WUlU-raa, Ira
U. Tadl. uJ Ef M. TbIi bit wlto, mt W. J.
Ilnwilcn.
Ltiyri M. Wltlifttnn nml W. J. Hovrjon dotend
Ht,wlU tk'xo notloa that on tha2Utlidn)'of
rfaiy, .1, auiin'. aumvipi;. iiiMti.viii uacjiiiti.i'-
nri
inv-tmont t'o. upon the .iubwet qnrtor
is wH) olriect onfoir (4t townhIttwmty-lx
; "' forty night ( wcuot flur..in
r
JJgaaeSeU Uwflw't ?mno Junor:,'
n'i ociT"ry ix montim tt.crMttr sod iu'o
tn lutnrAst coupon notiM provUo.l for In the
SofonrnVf'iiHSnTiiiwiaAPieaS
).fi&A
montlw tlicr ufior, whlrh ta bond, eoapon
ttur 10. IhUI. f.oht. cniorBil, 8l6ud and dell
Intnrret not , nml morttrnifo Uoal tis oq Uclo-
orl t thU plalntlITi tliivt there in now doaup-
ntiKnlil iotP9 and niort:aj thn Bum ot 5L.J.
vritb Intorostatlhorateof 10 pr cent per an
num trom thoaiii.ir or July lbyi. rorwniou eura
' with IntiTCBt anaforoeatd, plaintiff uraya for a
ileoreo that detoiidnuts 09 required lo pay i"
amo. or that ld premlBw may be sold to eat-
tsfy tlip amount found dun.
Vou are required to answer said petition on or
1 boforo tho lltli day ot February, lH'JO.
JUMA ('. INOElMOIi, Plalnttff.
1O0 Uyll F. Uilsun, her attoraty.
llntoil .Tun. Irt. Inll.
Calvin J. Wildy
NeV UC OClS
Low Prices
rin?rlr cnln in rmr motto. Wa
.
. aro "ow showing u better line of
good than over M6' and wo
would call particular attention to
our now lino of Mons' and Boya'
Clothing, and Ladies' Cloaks and
Capes, on which wo are making
very low prices. Wo are not sell-
'g ot any old, bankrupt stock,
' but we are selling cheaper, quality
considered, than anyone else. We
buy fm. cft8U) an B0n for cabb, or
I OTrl,!infy for nroduca. we ar6 tha
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increase of patronage, to whow
we feel grateful, and for which we
warrant a continuance of square
dealing, and a saving of money by
staying with the undersigned
humble servant.
Your Truly,
CALVIN J. WllDT.
1805 finds tie genuine Round Oak
with creator galea than anyyear gon
by, ami the number of imitations baa
become a multitude, aee it ana nam
the iepctn v. lr- r &"? a Vbife'
, e.i nor priiugn in w oiirir courv m iim
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. ) We told rlod a certain inortcaw ovecutod by tli0tJ-
' r.tn,1tit l.nurta f WllllATTid tn Tim Am Mr Iran
mntu tl.M t i(Mr. iiil nmvnf nf whlhti urn tit fur A
