Tillamook headlight., September 10, 1891, Image 1

Vol. IV. No
ILLAMOOK, OREGON, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 10. 1891.
$1.50 Per Year.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
UNITED STATES.
B enjamin H arrison
I«EV| P. M orton
T ames O. B laine
C harles F oster
J. W. N oble
shsr
R edeield P roctor
B. F. T racy
J ohn W anamaker
w. H. H. M iller
J eremiah R usk
statk OF OREGON
.. . S. P ennover .
Co«t“or f41.i..
G. W. M c B ride
Mcret»') ofst .
P hil . M etchan
E. B. M c E lroy
Wp“of'fublw Inxtruction
F rank C. B aker
printer
(R. S.S trahan
bv. P lord
Supreme Judge«
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preside» 1.
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aid.
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I everyom
and wli2n you get IhEre fake a look at
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NEW
A ddition .
'J'HIS MAGNIFICENT PROPERTY if almost in the heatt of the
city.
streets.
Perfectly level; commanding view.
Size of lots, yoxroo; wide
11711 be sold on easy terms and at f>rices that will give the pur­
chasers a chance to double their money in the next six months.
Special in­
ducements to those who will build.
HtlMMlJ
nun» fro J]
instipatiotj
?ompleiU|
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SOCIETY DIRECTORY
’ILLAMOOK LODGE NO. 57,
A. F. H l A. M., meets on the
first Saturday nii»'ht of each
month. Special meetings for work
every Friday night. Visiting breth­
ren invited to attend.
H. V. V. Johnson, W. M.
G. O. Nolan, Sec’y.
• i.irni
.¡ iatkd I
•fTorrwF
.OUfS.M1
Now is tlie time to i
II.LAMOOK LODGE No.
94. I. O. O. F. meets in
Odd Eel low’s hall every
Saturday night, except the
first Saturday of each month,
w it. Coopei. \ G.
B. F. Ely, Sec’y.
Jad, lût
Id or You:
• .C.w.
usork!
ai. a a '
ORINTII POST, G.A R meets on
e rty is cheap.
the 1st & 3rd Wednesday night of
each month in Grand Army Hall.
J. W. Maxwell, Commander.
II. Roberts, Adjutant.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.
home, examine this property.
T illamook C harge , Bl. E. C hurch ,
TILLAMOOK CITY WILL SURELY DOUBLE IN SIZE THIS SUMMER.
First Sunday in the month, Long Prairie 10:30
” Pleasant Valley 2:30
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” Tillamook
7:30
11:00
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Tillamook
7:30
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tuttoy School in Tillamook every Sunday 2:00
7:30
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inei'tiiigN I hdi - la v eveningi
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iiil pastorial service is desired, call on
^•mlersigned al the Parsonage, opposite the
wort house.
J. II. W ood , Pastor.
(OK S an F rancisco ,)
T illamook , C ircuit M. E.
C hurch S outh .
7irst
rst Sunday in the month, Tillamook It.
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7-7
Second Sunday, Wallace school house. 2. P. M
Third Sunday, South Prairie,
11. A. M.
P. M.
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Pleasant Valley
3.
P. M.
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Pleasant Valley
7.
Fourth Sundy Hoquarton school house 11. A. M.
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Long; Prairie
2.3O A. M.
■A ppointments
C hristian C hurch .
Elder II B. M organ , i’astor: Will preach nt
Tilhunook, on the third and fifth Sunday’» of
each month, at looO A. M., and 7:30 p. m . All
are cordially invited.
----- DEALERS IN-----
General Merchandise
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They keep on hands at their store in
Hobsonville the largest stoeR of goods
in Tillamook: Conntv.
rBESllVTrBlAN C hvbcu .
B ay C ity .
Services every Sabbath nt il a. m. nnd 7 P ,n
A cordial invitation extended to all.
------------Pastor.
EAST AND
SOUTH
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Southern Pacific Route.
TILUmiU, SIN FRAMCiSCO
WAY PORTS.
Makes rs^lsr trips about every two weeks, the weather Permitting.
SHASTA LlixK.
The fast Bailing S tr . T blckf . k has been specially fitted up for carrying pas­
Express trains leave Portland daily
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Haltkey, Harrisburg, Junction City. Irving. r.u
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BY THE SEA!
T W. MAXWELL has platted a town-site ■ n his place at N tart.« I meh
I tie sightly residence i t*, vi< » unsiirp»x»e.l and
> sheltered from the north-west wind. No prettier and more suitable place could be found for a sea-side resort
Ilun-
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dreds of people visit Netarts Bay every summer and camp for seek* on the Ik-a. h
Fide surf bathing, g<K«l fishing,
several varieties ol clam* ar.d oyster*, elegant five-mile drive on the beach, «nd picturesque nrehed rock* «here thousand* of
sea-lion* disport themselves every day. Just the place to spend a few weeks this summer and select a site for a cottage by
the sea. A most delightful location. Several lots bargained before survey was made Come via Sheridan or North Yamhill.
At Albany and Corvallis connect witii «in«
°« (>reg<.n Facile Ra.lroad
For full particulars, prices, terms etc, write to J. W .M axwkll , Netarts. Tillamook Co , Oregon
exprkm traimi daily , ( exueft BURI »/•)
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Through Tickets
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east
AND south
r,r,Z ,lcke** «n't full information refsrdin*
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co“>P*ny s*g«iitat Sorin
*• <OF.Ht.EM,
Manager
FINEST BEACH ON
F P ROGERS
A Mit. O. F. andPaM Ast
THE PACIFIG COAST!
THE
DANGEROUS OLEANDER.
Th. I*n«lx »nit Leaves of tlie. Popular
Plant Are Xot llealthr.il Tiling, to Ext.
“1 wonder if it ix a mere matter of
fancy, or does that tree affect my
he:ilt!iqueried a very delicate lix.k-
ing woman, as she broke some large
bunches of exquisite pink and white
So comes 4o me the sound of tbo surge of exist­
blooms from a tall and wide spreading
ence
In the deep hours of the night of uiy soul’s oleander which stood In u largo tub in
sorrow;
her room. "Sometimes I feel perfectly
I see with wan eyes the clouds rushing on,
certain that tlie odor of tiio blossoms
and no morro v
Respite shall bring from griefs ever gnawing , hurts me—makes my eyes burn nnd
[■cr: istonce.
causes tin Irritation in my throat. I am
For whnt is lost i.» lost,and 1 never shall find it; more satisfied about file latter, how­
Cruel aud unreturniug are the cold and uu- ever, and am going to have tlio plant
tihnkvn dead.
My grief is mine own. And uubcedlng of me taken out of my room, although it is
on my brad
one of which, for several reasons, I tun
Still beats the storm, tho wind ever driving bo- very fond.”
hii.d it.
“I think you are wise In doing so,”
Thou, sitting hero beside me, listening on the
replied her friend. “I tun certain that
sad shore,
Seem’st to hear voices come to tliecout of the continuous breathingof tlie atmosphere
night.
laden with tlie odor of that tree is
Dost thou rec aught in tho storm and the
capable of producing tlie most serious
swift clouds’ flight?
Is it eyes or a form thou «halt see, alas! no consequences, I have not tho slightest
more?
doubts that tlie deaths of at least two
It shall never come back to thee. ’TIs a wraith friends of mine are traceable to this
storm born.
cause, and I know of several cases
Tossed up from tho tumbling waters broken
where throat affections have been
on the shore;
The voices thou bearcat are tho wind And caused and aggravated by living in tlie
waves’ roar.
same room with large plant* of this
Speaking to thee alone, who mourucst of love
■ort. In one Instance there was at first
for lorn.
a slight swelling in the throat, then a
And thou, who boatest thy breast and strldest
long period of gradually Increasing
along
Moaning thy fato and lifting thy hands to pain and inllainination, then malignant
tho skies.
dentil, with
very
Crying Woe’s inc! and suspiring deep drawn symptoms and
marked disturbance of the heart's
sighs.
What? madman! thinkst thou the weak shall action toward tlie last
have help from the strong?
“Tlie dispensatories and other au­
And thou, with upturned eyes and arms on thorities tell us that tlie oleander con­
I
thy breast still crooned
As thou standest In patience that hopes In tains a principle which is an active
heart poison.
It seems remarkable
in tho pitiless storm.
Will the holy sign thou niakcst make tbo flint no investigation of its actual effect
dead heart warm
Or all thy prayers bring back to theo wbat thou on human life lias been made. In somo
countries it is in general use as the
hast lost?
Only black night and winds in an ever storm principal ingredient of * compound for
racked sky.
destroying rats, mine nnd many sortsof
And tho sound of the pounding of billows on insects. Au iirnifiilof Loughs cut from
tho shore;
On through tho night that dreary and mono­ a number of tns*» on a gentleman's
tone roar.
lawn was thrown into a pond where
As on in the night to the night tho night goes cattle went to drink, and several valu­
byl
—Janie. Pavia In London Nnitoua! Olxjjrvcr. able animals died from drinking there.
"A gentleman one day rode Ids horso
Tbo Care of Dmuhen.
up to tlie porch of a house where lie
It is very common to I’.nd people who desired to call, tied tlie animal to one
tire dainty in all their surroundings and of the rails and went indoors. Return­
who consider themselves thoroughly ing after a few moments' stay, ho found
1 neat, who yet are cureless about drying the horse In n state of violent agitation,
tlieir toilet brushes. To wet a brush trembling and scarcely able to stand.
and have it shut up in a close box in­ A few moments later he fell, and died
sures its being moldy und rank in a short almost instantly.
Investigation re­
time. All toilet brushes that are used vealed the fact that he had reached
for the hands, mouth or teeth should over the mil and eaten several large
be thoroughly rinsed nnd hung up brandies from nn oleander which stood
where they will dry in a draft imme­ on tlie pordi. Memi.ers of tho family
diately niter they are used. It is a who chanced to lie aware of tlie death
good plan to rinse them nnd linng them of tlie cattle from drinking tho poi­
in strong sunlight.
soned water, and also of other corrob­
There are little racks which hang on orative evidence, had no hesitation in
tlio wiill to bold tlie nail and tlio tooth dei'laring that tlie oleander shoot* that
brushes, and which servo tlio purpose tlie horse hod eaten were the cause of
of drying tliem better than any other Ills death.
contrivance which we have. If they
"In view of these facts, itseotusquite
i nro dried in an ordinary mug tlio water important flint some qualified Individ­
drips down nnd discolors the tip of nn ual should investigate tlie subject and
ivory handle. Above nil tliingii, tlio give to tlie public tlio resultn. A lady
tootli brush should lie kept (crupu- of some cxpericiice and considerable
lously clean, and it cannot lie done un­ medical knowledge gives it as her opin­
less it is kept thoroughly dried niter ion Hint eulnrgi nient of the glands of
being used nnd occasionally exposed to tlio tlmiat. goiter end various forms of
I tlie purifying effects of tlio sunlight— lieart disease are either produced or ag
New York Tribune.
i. ravnted by inhaling nir charged with
the odors of this plant. Eqiecially is
Holtl the Ticket.
tins likely to occur in winter, when
An enterprising ineiiil>er of n popular
plants ere kept In living rooiuxin a high
cycling club in lCoclustcr recently held
temperature, or where the nir is charged
a raffle of a valuable wheel. The
with moisture. Certain it Is that with
tickets were two dollars each, and
my observation nudes, -Hence of its ef­
among the pv vhax rs was a clerk In an
fects I would have it remove.! without
up town store. Tlie clerk was not
delay, beautiful its it Is."—New York
present when the drawing occurred,
I¿edger.
but his ticket proved tlie winning num­
Shaving wltli Rapidity.
ber. Several hours later nn acquaint-
ance dropjw I into the store nnd ca u-
A barber who can shave (Ivo men in
ally asked the clerk what he would nn hour is <1 dug quirk work, and a
take for his ticket, lie named three young ISttshur 'T who has the fortune
dollar» as the prieo and the bargain or ini^forittne, i “ yon may c I ioomo , to
was promptly completed. “That tirket p «
i stiii blnrk b'-ard, thought liO
is the winner,” s:iid the purrh'LMT gk»> w.v*
h* r the ini[x>MNible when ho
fuliy, hoi lit g up the cardboard.
I n kt I i I nrlx r to »have him in five
know it,” was the response, “and I've minutrx in <.rder that he might catch a
just Isen down after tlie wheel.”— train. 1’i.f the barber thus challenged,
Rochester D<.«mucrat.
with the t d<l«-d Incentive of a double
fee if I k - did lite work in the allotted
A Married Look.
time, nettled down b>h!s best gait, and
Mrs. Grumps — Your friend, Mr. Bitbl Mur'*< rdr>l in hli.tving his man, without
pate, did not mention his wife the a «ingle rirt, but dean, smooth and
whole evening.
complete, in Rome Hrronds lew« than five
Mr. Grump»—Wife! He’s an old minute*
More than thix, the barber
bachelor.
brushed his customer's liair and put in
‘’Well, 1 deciare! 1 took it for grant* all the little extras of bay rum and tho
ed ho wan married.”
rest, handl'd him his hat and remarked
“Whyr
the heat of the day before the five min­
“Uli, I don’t know. He has a Fort utes hod elapsed. —Pittsburg bispatch.
of a married look somehow.”
“lie used to live out west, and one»
A Trita» l’rndlgy.
he wax treed for thr«*c days and three
Mr. G. I) Hoffman, of Woodland,
nights by a grizzly.”—New York Weekly. Tex.. Ims a calf sle ep. Exactly half
of the calf is covered with wool run-
Frew fee Water.
ning along the back bone and on the
Tlie proprietor of an open air oyster under side half way. Half of the tail
stand in Routh street supplies free ice is wool, and the two right feet are like
water to ali who desire to drink it. Tlie a sheep's. Tho hide feels like a sheep
[tail stands upon one end of the counter, on one side, the oilier like a calf; eyes
and a card attached to it is plainly are blue. You limy pull the wool off
marked, “lee water for ujl, welcome its side and get wool from a sheep and
all.” There is a convenient dipper in you cannot detect the difference.
the pail, and one has ouly to help him­
Tho side on which the wool is ap­
self. There are two men n‘ work at pears a great deni lighter In Color than
this stand, and it lias an air of pro»- the other. Its mother is a very large
perity.—New York Hun.
cow. whllo the freak is tolerably di­
minutive.—Cor. Ht. Daiis Ih'publio.
A Ix»iig Senlenea <»f Ml« letter*.
As the sound of the sea breaking on a rocky
coast
At midnight. when tho winds nro up and the
clouds Rv
Terrible, rushing headlong on athwart tho
sky
Far as tlie eye can tra< k them, a wild. tumul­
tuous host.
All Aboard for Tillamook'.
I J. H. M itchell
1 J. N. D olph
B. II ERM ANN
f J. T. Appcrson,
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Register.
U. S. Land Office, Oregon City B. F. Burch,
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Receiver. 1
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Joint Senator ................
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a Ai.»r»x»n-
F. A.
M oore !
k 1’. B oise
Circuit Court................
(LG. B ingham
prosecuting Attorney
TILLAMOOK COUNTY.
Xeprese«taiive ............... ..W m . D. S tillwell
H. F. H olden
Judge
4W. T. W est
Commissioner .................
)W. G. KELSO
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W.
W. C onder
Clerk
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S am D owns
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Treasurer
I M. L amb
\u*'NSor .. .. t.................
J ohn E dwards
ST Super! rit.Hldent
a . T. W hite
Htfuly frosrciiting Attorney A. W. S evebanck
TILLAMOOK CITY.
..... ................. <’.N. D rew !
larder
......................... E. E. S elph
Altorney
....... G eo . C ohn I
Treasurer
L. L. S tii . lv » x . ll I
Marshall
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Trustees
'J ohn S heets
Senators
Cougressmrt n
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PESSIMISM.
.
A favorite name of the Virginia
witch is Sally—due to the fact, prob
ably, tb it one Bailie Slate achieved
great fame in this region yetir» ago
through her Infernal arts.
She Was
guilty of many ugly tricks before she
turned old Cu’ior—tier neighbor’s hired
man—into a horse and went foraging
upon its brawny back.
lie wafl a
strange negro from Georgia. He had
uever heard of Sallie Slate.
But tlie very night he arrived at hi?
new home lie was visited by her, so lie
declared when daylight camo. “ Br «■ ■
Gawd, maxsa,” said ho In relating his
adventure, “an old 'oaman wit’ n !
beard nil a hump on her back came to
mo Ins’night. ‘Git up,’she see; an
up 1 hopped.
Den she straddled my
back nil I went ft pacin off seech as I
nevt rseen no bos do afore.
She rode
into a co’ntlel’, an we didn’t stop fur
no fence, but trabbled up a shaft o’
moonlight.
“ She tilled a yaller bag wit* Co4n ai .
den inako me kerry off her an de co’n
to a little house up yniider, whar a
whole yardful o’ black cats meow ed us
a welcome. Den she gim me a slash
wit' a black snake whip an ses ‘scar.,*
an 1 tuck to my heels and paced home
Yoh can’t 'spec* me to work to-day,
mossa; l’se too fagged out?*
Of courso ho was allowed a holiday
—Chicago News.
The Future of Storage llatterlra.
There are few electrical nppliances
that elicit such widely varying opinions
from electricians as tlie storage battery
Rome stoutly hold that for traction
purposes tlie accumulator will never be
reduced to a commercial Ixisis, while
otliesa just as emphatically maintain
that it will inevitably be the almost
universal source of power for city elec­
tric linrut. Be this ns it may, the »tore
age battery will unquestionably com.
Into general <1*0 for lighting In tlie neuf
future.
As a reserve when the machinery
breaks or Is nt rest, or as a regulator
when running, it Insures that tlie con­
sumer I h never loft in tlie dark. Build­
ings have been known to have been
lighted for live or six days by storage
batteries, while for temporary lighting,
for concerts, balls, Btc., they form A
convenient method of Installing, nt a
short notice, the electric light, while
dispensing with tho noise of running
machinery, accompanied by the ordi­
nary amount of smoke and dirt.—New
York Telegram.
Tlie Spirit of Kugll.h |r.*otbalt.
It is entertaining to listen to the ob­
servations of foreigners upon our na­
tional game of football. Here It seems
as if our character was objectively epit­
omized.
For a mere piece of leather
to risk broken necks, heads and limb*
in so reckless a manner! And yet if
herein one does not discover a very
direct descendant of the «hlvnlmu.
craxo of tho Middle Ages, 1 doubt If any
such descendant muy still I hj until to
exist. Our forefathers, Severn! eentu-
ries hack, do not, tu us, seem very wise
in their habit of going about flgh’ing
with each other on behalf of the bl .ck
or the blue eyes of their lady Io ■>»
But they did it with the name sent, and
probably got as much satisfaction out
of it, as our modern fellow countrymen
in the honor of winning their game.—
All the Year Hound.
Tlie liiilui’» XI ny.
During the occupation ot Pnrix
tho (illicx In 1815 n French marxlml
shouldered nn Cnglixli colonel tn ini the
xidewalk into the xtreet. Thereupon
th'- I jieli-liiuaii, being lorl'idden b> a
e ■ii' i.il ordt r of Wellington’» to giv<' n
challenge tour uccept one from a t r< nah
officer, did w lint he considered tho < nly
tiling left him—knocked the I'retah*
man <|own, nn I later ref need him •, ati*
faction in n duel. The latter tlicn
Hindu it formal complaint to tho duke,
who, to xootlie the liinrRlml'* feelings,
sent a written reprimand to the colonel,
but in it IneloM d a cordial invitation to
dinner.—New York Recorder.
.ton,., of llrxl.
A lake baa a wonderfully temjH’ritig
effect on tlie cliniato. Tlmx, according
to M. Forel. the quantity of heat uc-
cnninl iti 'l In tlie lake of Geneva during
tin- summer of I8SII wax equal to that
given "IT by tlie conibiiHtlun of 31,000,-
l)0i) ton* of oo.:l. or tlie amount carried
by a coal train 1,120 mile* in length.
Tlie greater part of tlie hint I* di»
•■barged into tbo air of tlie valley dur­
ing the cob I Maxon, tlmx producing a
milder ten literature in autumn and win­
ter.—I Ji Fuliiille.
ons S.in.ha,'« Plvssair. Crowd.
As to titat' ii Island the development
there is simply marvelous. This Is ixwt
illustrated by the simple statement that
on one .Sunday the receipt, of the Itapid
Transit railroad were
A. til.
fare Is ten cents, this memi* 80,000
fares, or 40,000 (.copie, a larger aggro
galion of humanity carried by this littI«
rood than by any surface road in the
world. — Lraxtiis Wiiunn In Baltimore
Sun.
Here ixa neiitencoof thirty two woril*
She Knew lletter.
which Kime iiigeuioiu perxou ha* eon-
Mr«. Jayxniith (to groonr) — Ten
Iler Fata.
■tructcd of the dx letter* found in the
Mrs. De Work —I hav* trained my
word “maiden " “Ida, a luaid' n, a pound* «>( «UK*t'
Grocer <a* «'ixtooier walk* out)—! eldest daughter Into a thorough llouxe
mean man named Ned Dean, and Me
dia. a rmw! dame, mail« me mend a die Iiejf your pnrdii» , but yotl didn't |*iy koe[x*r. Tliere Is nothing xho doe* not
know
and dime and mind a mine In a dim for that rignr.
Mr*. Jnyainith - Of courw not. Sng
Mixa De Flight—What a nice, handy
den in Maine.”—Philadelphia Ledger
ar'» frro now
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custom of having pie for break Liat
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regular MBfwcrow- tllthy to excex». un worn at all cold, and yet most of the
Mr. Downcast—Ah, madam, If yon
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regular civUiaa!—Fold und Ixqfer.
know.—Good New*
News.