The herald., January 21, 1890, Image 1

About The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890

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lodati.n leav-s lor Wihnot at!) a
ives trom VVilmot at 11:55, every
Wednesday and Friday,
COI XTY OH ld.lSS.
.sioner*— 1st Dist ..John Martens.
yd Dist.AV T. Burman,Chin,
.'id I)ist.,Wm. Jennings.
—lobn Douglass.
oi. I fds C. A Martens,
and probate Judge— TUos. 1. I'.uuk
or—J Kailey.
-ll.J en. diet.
Court—J. I.. Lockh-irt
diools—If, W Prevey
Attorney—I. 11. Divm.
l)r. 11 i. C. Rose.
Surveyor—W. S. Crowi.
CITY lUI'ICI.iJV
Henrys Vulkmar.
T. L. Bou-k.
er—Auk Uittelstaedt
r—R, Uodgers
tice—S. l.'. Jones
ifney- Thos. L. i'ouok
H— ist Ward—J A Mcliride,
er Ud Ward —W Saunders, \V .1
*'84 \Yait--C A Krhmdson, E W
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r*hal, Street Commissioner. Building
ctormnd Kire Warden—J K Simmons.
t&ti—Charles Su'chlte.
FRA 1 Kit Nil IE.
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il .UtCH MASONS, Ml LilANK.
lapt'i No. l,". Stated con vocations
aud luiirt'h Thursday tl each mouth,
i. in. Visiting companions cordially
N
A.J. BI.KSKK, High I'riest.
GIBM*X, Jit., Sec..
& A. M.—MlbBANK LODHIi No. 20.
Stated meetings at ^dialer's Hull, on
?hurs lay evennm ol each mouth.
bret In
oil arecu*dif»lIv invited to at•
Qlr] .I.e. Knai'1', W. M.
nsri Secretary.
0. -SYLV LOIXtE N*..
[etta every Tuesday evenim at cha
lU, Visiting brethren coni.ilu mvi-
Kn. hMAsri i,. N. U.
AmsEX, Sec.
fern iND ARMY OF TltE KKITULIC.
»Ieet everv second r.ud lourih Satur-
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Adjutant!0'''""'
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DEH "K RAIIAVAV oNDl'CTtllS
iTS Mil I .1 Division N o. W?». Meets at Ma
Hall i .erv second and toarth Sundays
A m. All menilx'iN ol the order corlial
lted. K. A. JOHNSON, Cliivi Cond'r,
Hon xr. jseii. and Treas.
,, —Meets every Monday eve
Court House and extends a
atimi to visiting members.
:ST
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J'rjiver meetmtr Wednesdays at
Ituv. J. SiiKi.t.AM', Pastor.
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^r^COPAL-Servicein Library llall
HOME HAPPENINGS.*
Col. D. M. Evans ot Aberdeen, has
been engaged to lecture to the Red
field collegians.
SherilT Benedict says business has
never in his experience been so dull
in his line as at present,
J. S. Farley has purchased the in
terest of liis partner, 0. J». Lyon, in
the hardware business.
A memorial petitioningcongress to
open the Sisseton and Walipeon res
ervation passe-l the senate yesterday.
Geo. Turo, formerly ol this county,
has been sentenced to a three years
term in the Minnesota penitentiary.
8. S. f.oekh*rt, has been recommend
ed for appointment as special agent
in the census otlice for recording the
the indebtedness of South Dakota.
A subscription paper has been circu
lated by Will Craig and a generous
contribution collected for Elmer Iler
rick, the brakesman who had the
misfortune to have his foot crushed
by the cars lust week.
Undertaker Emanuel is having the
hearse re-painted, and has ordered
a number of new plumes for it. Any
of our friends who contemplate dying
should bear this in mind and postpone
the matter until the hearse has been
properly fixed up.
The fellows who a few weeks ago
were afraid we weren't going to have
any winter, have had alt their fears
banished the past week or two, the
mercury having been kept under the
feet of zero during the whole time.
It was 24 below this morning, and it.
wasn't a bad morning either.
-,.t
1,1, ... fir.dav oi each month at. iu 4^ a i i. y.ation papers:
h- «A UBV.J .MjMCBBIDIB oi!'..-.iat-
)flCK -Jjtt n(l OUieeat Watn-towii. S. D.,
t" make linal proof in support ol his i
^$?n,i,nd that s .id ).ro.t will be lmule he-
I
clerk ol circuit coint a' Milbank,
il Veburarv, :ir», 1W«. viz: 'I'homas kip
P. l- S. "iSo. lti»45 for the t.orthaesl
section Township l-'U north,
t*-', west. He names the l"Mowii^
t-• prove his conl inuoiics resident*
Hid nttivation ot, said land, vi/.: Wm
UBi. oi Milbank. S. D., deo. l*,inp.-.on.
Itb..:ik, H. D. Henvv A. Kohler, ot Ail--
i
7,
e following otiicers were instal
led by Sylvan lodge, I. O. O. F. last
Tuesday evaning:
N. Ed. Emanuel
Y. i.~ U. S. Vulkmar
See.—O. S. Lunberg
Treas.— X. .1. Hleser
Coud.—O. W. Antelman
K. S. N. i. .1. Car rick
L. S. N. 15. liar tic tt.
The whole IIKKAI.O force, from the
sporting editor to the baby, has been
down with the Chinese glanders this
week, even the dog sneaking around
with his tail between his legs as ii
he had been chasing sheep or had
•2 p. i:i sliaq, at the House, lost his last friend. he glipp' is no
arad' -visiting our city are invitt«l to
s u v
w
). U. W.- Meets first ami tliir.l Moil
day ev(•
nines ot each month in Mason, solemnity and lespect.
Vi- ting brethren enrdiallv invited, i
ONBP. iteoorder, ,1 .M. WATSOS, ,\1
IF L. i:.-SKD. WICK DIVISION N •,
313 Me«»tnin Seliiter'.- Hall, Mi'.back,
»Iioui a. in. the lirst aud third Sunday ol each
ially Li. C. A1 AT'VUKWS, Chiet.
INTROILTTACE !'ISP, Sec.
At the special term of the Gi*cuit
court for this county, held at the couit
house last week, several motions were
argued, ammg them was one .of At-
i: Service in St. Lawrence i
a every Sundav and holy day at tornev Bennett relating the appeal ol
,. REV. JOHN HKKMKMNO, Priest, tlie lS(l nf IJ
E
K. Chureii. Preachint every Andrews held that no appeal could
y in. and 7-: a p. n.
:unie 1. 111. Sunday school i
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TCHT vs. Tt»wer. Judge
um 11
X6I:K IATIONAI.~ IL Batfey, ]»i.-tor. sl .|, appeal. There arc a number, of
^f^ervi, "s(,:.iti pm. sion ali'ects. A bill of dt^oice was
., ^ranted Marceline Elliot lrom Isaac
e'TIi KAN—Service occasional—
in the
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Norweeian lang-aiae ut the elmr-h a'. Klliot and one also to Charles Ilokan
'^,111. KEV. J. II."SJTOKI.IK, Minister, i
S()n r0U
the justice co to
..
the circuit court, at least until some
legislative provision was made lor
wi.w. »hi. i«i-
i Lena llokanson. The fol­
lowing were granted linal .nu.uiali-
ti ]I KVERSON LIE
Kolller.
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,, I»„RV. Daniel Davis, i
James ('arol. Win. IL. Terrian, Totuas
it.
rs"ii' reb'y L'iveii that the follow- .".nan.-,,-,,, p....',
Jobansen, A.
I iJn'M ... w»ll«, .lose,.!.
IN
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As line a line ot
si s
Henrv A Kohler, ot a«II President Loucks has withdiiiwii,
I* 11 11
.i<p></p>Milbank,
Anthony
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111,'
WILLIAMS
Kegi -'cr.
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bal'.v carriages as
I A N K S U E S A Y A N 2 1 1 8 K
H'KHSOM AL.
O. H. Fornel, one of Stockholm's
prominent farmers was in town one
day last we^k.
•Happy Fete," sometimes known
as L'eter W'vlliams, of Vernon was in
the city .Saturday.
Geo. Stevenson was in from the
farm today, just recovering from a
spree with la grippe.
CJeo. Manning and Lee and Cash
lime
tiling tt) monkey with, and if it
ill vacate the building we promise to
hereafter speak of it with tin- gie.itest
Ah"Economic' 01
ass" has been or
ganized in this city for the purpose
of studving political and social econo
mv, ami particularly the idea of na
tionalism. Over twenty members have
joined the club, and the liter
ature for their instruction has already
been ordered. AVhen the boys get
down to work we have no doubt they
will solve some of the vmporUuiu eijig
iinas that have puzzled the brains of
philosophers lor ages.
ed for a beverage. It, is made the
particular duty of sheriffs and deput
ies, mayors, marshals, police judges
and police otiicers to make known to
the states attorney any violation ot
the law.
Here's a chanco for some boy or
gill in the Milbank schools to do
something. The publishers of the
Youth's Companion oiler to present
a line large bunting llag, i) by 15 feet,
a line large bunting na^, ii n leet, j()|M|S(
school in each one ot the loit\-t\\o
cessful school may boat the -stars
and Stripes" over us buildng upon
0
Adolldl Jdlln?otl,Mar- t,tie Fourth of July. next. Wii3 carried and ordered spn-.t on tue mi
nutes:
That this board hereby tend -r Mr W.
The first law passed by the le
i
i in mi Tohn i ture and signed by the governor was,
or
a 1 lUl
t0 onlVl viUl
lu wmu
can be found in the eitie.s at JCiuan-! of the same. hd tauuei.t ior the six nmnths eiuii..b D,
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Carter, ol i,i s resignation as president of the! articles on an y subject.in which tin
s, I public is interested.
G.
'ai mils all.anc..
pvorv !K IKS
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aertioii
Montevideo Leader.
While train No. *ii was dom
switching at Milan, Tuesday evening,
Elmer Ileriick, brakeman. walked
tr
ick
W lllt he
Amsdeu. of Madison were in doing ike him. and in order to save himself
their marketin, Saturdav. he attempted to roll out. rnfortunat
11\ the wheels caught his right foot
County Auditor Douglass is ha\ing |j
Michael Leddy and Dick Savage
braved Wednesday's storm and came
over from Antelope Valley to attend
court.
Jim Moore, alias Canada Jim, one
lsse
serious trouble with his lungs and is junkie. Conductor Melchior
just about able to be around. jhim to Monte
,, charge of the company's
Quin Thayer, of 1
wm Brooks, was I
1
Joe iiergman, the Hig Stone boot
registereG (diarmacists, and
i lines and inpiisoninetit for the viola
tion ol the
u
the end ot a cai and stiuck on his, o
hands and knees in the midle of the
a
cars was backing up. lie had to
crawl on his hands ami knees for some
distance to keep out of the way uf the
cars. It must have been a very ex
citing time with liim for a few min
utes, with such a horrible death
staring him in the face. Finally he
saw that the cars were going to over-
,i over it just above the
I )R E
ovt at the county seat looking after it was tot.nd necessary to
matters in general last week.
of the wealthy grangers of Vernon I wife and two children at Milbank.
was in town Saturday, making unpm
ies for a house keeper. South Shore Messenger.
II. R. linrnell and wife made the
ove land trip.from Big Stone City to
T,K)II
T!X LL
Norwegian service was held at the
school house last Monday inorniiiLr and
evuning, liev.Stor i utliciating. (Jnitt
Milbank last Saturday, and were wel* large number were in attendance,
come callers at the HERALD ollice. We understand liev. Storli has an
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offer to go to Fortland, Me., to lill a
v 1( lIu
and shoe man was up last Thursday While Norwegians here would lie
having Judge Andrews transform sorv to loose Mr. Storli from amongst
him into a full-blooded Yankee. tt.e.n, thev can but rejoice at his good
1
Ex-Postmaster Story of Twin
Brooks was over from that war-like
bailiwick Saturday. Asa thinks the
democratic party a mighty poor crowd
to train with if a man wants to hold
otlice any length of time.
.y there, at a good salary,
tortune in going to a larger held.
Su]*nor faturdry Evening Call.
1). W. D'iggs, ol Milbank, s 1). i». in
the city tiniay. Mr. Diggs is a direc-
i new proposed railroad to be built
Captain Smither is slowly conval- from amberlain, s. to Superior.
escingfrom a severe attack of the It is known as th« 1"1hU i.
Huron and Chamberlain, aud wi
ilppe, which la.d him up foi o\era
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o n s o i a e w i e i e a s a n
week. Dr. Danieis is also having superior railway nnmi trom M»: ris,
more than the usual slight attack ami Minn., to this citv.
has i cen unable to be out for some Mr. Uiggs says it was the :,r.V. in
tention ol the road to locate then
v terminals on the other side of the ba\,
i
n
prohibition bill now before the legis -j
ttir but on looking over the lield at the
hikes thev had decided that this side
n l!ie luv
lature. It is the most stringent and
and effective law for prohibiting the
the sale of liquors that could possibly
be named, and when passed, as it un
doubtedly will be with slight modi
fications. we cannot how its pro
visions can be evaded by any subter
fuges. The ale tuf lirjuor for medical |,,i ({evolutionary ollicers and soldiers
or mechanical uses is confined to oi lTTtV. ami. when possible, tt e name
al'orded better facilities
Money has been voted all along the
lint* get the road and it is an almost i
certainty.
IViiouai xnur lircjtt iiramlfallicr.
The Detroit Journal desires to re
ceive, bv postal c:U'd. the address ol
all living male and teinale descendants
s,il
heavy
te of he ..ancestor. Wonder
W. II. lireailey, proprietor nf tli
Detroit Journal, is contemplating a
iw are provided. The. jd ui»on the national treasury
ajiplieant for the purchase of liquoisj
is obliged to make an atlidavit belore ormiAi. ii(ori i:uiM^
the druggist stating what ho wants
the liquor for and that it is not intend-
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the Ito ar«i Cnunl V
hionero ol «iratit Couiil)', S. I).
Jemniitfs rece! .nit t'"" highest number
ll
l,
iriie
Wltll foi'ty-tWO stars, to that public i Chas. llochmuth, ^oods tor poor I aria li i.
I O K o s e s v i e s e n n U o
1 iirlIl:il S(
states and territories, which shall Douglass, lurnishm.i county
,i ,i tianers wan coinm.ssiouars pro
send to thejil the iiest essay on ilie, »(tlaiu
Patriotic Iidluenci' of the American on moinwi, P. I'. Ivdee, oi Reviiio,
,, n,i,. Pnlilio allowed te.. dollars lorcoiL ten
Flag When liaised o\ei Out 1 ubhc
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luI
Schools." These essays will be l'e-| »u motioii. board proceeded to open
i i'ivt-,1 l,y the ,mi.ll»|...r» »f th. o i
panioii until April 1, lS'Hh The award „i ,,i Dr. .v." vi.Wamf,isi-ly.oo.
of the llag will be made as near Jmie
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1st as possible, in older that the sue- i was duly appointed county puvsicui i ie
th.
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mission and arrange lor the liabilities mis-m.ier. and that we w.sh him all prosper
.. ., itv in the various relations ol h.s jmvate h:e.
uel's. Over thirty different styles Our colnmns are open for the free: Financial statment will lie ]«uiilisl»ed n xt
discussion of all subjects that are ot
1
Mi!Lxink,- Monday, Jan. 13, 1S.K),
]5nard met pursuant to adjournment..
Present: Ww. Jennings, John Martfnv
John lledman and the auditor as clerk
On motion, hoard proceded to ballot inv
chairman, vt which W. Jennings
ohll
y o n
T.
tlie territory, and lor the tundihg .*j. Parley satamtteel the following tiimnc-
interest to the people. Send the ne.ws {1
freni your vauous neighborhoods or
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receive,
two vote* and John .Martens one y..te.
i
o i n i
o
votes iSt was dn iared elected clnuilli.in ot
tl.e board o! countv commissioners, lirauL
county, lor the ensuing year
On liiouon the tollowmy hihs were audited
and allowed
.s, coul jmor .iirm w
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omV
Marten-. ee„:,d
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IN/, IV^ HIKM
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A ltesl:
i.• .» «-i,i..ii tb.. i jous DoroLASS, i !.a.:ui..n.
t. otilitv Auditu.'.
for such tract, t.ikintr snch p*tircnasers immechateiy tvinii?fi TO fhe CNNIIRY NAM
i
liunuaii, the retiring cli oi t:ii:
)oaril nI
the appointment of a commission land Mn.-ere thinks lor his k„Mand courteous
,, IMkotii
.,JlllU- commissioners, its hearty
acting.-8
ch."-inii«u ol tnis ard and as countv coin-
,iJ(,...ned to 'iWhy,:
W. ,1EN N :S,
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Milbank, Tuesday, Jail. 14, is.»c
H.«rd met pursuant to adjournment.
Present: Win. Jennings, chairman, John
auditor as
if Joiiu UeduMu and ti»-
l(
motion, the following bills were audited
iitjd allowed
Kred Camp, witness tees
Kred Moser,
Fred Te-sui,
August Woitte,
John KeisUke,
i5en Mi»er,
John 'J'essm,
v\'in. Diin^',
A.J. Bu's
with a few
Henry .Thaler, meat lor poor tiou*".
A. Miitelstaedt, guods lor pour ni-e
.1. A Mc Bride, saiu'i
J. S. Fi.rley, interest on county
bonds
im
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2 lt
1 50
1 So
2 IV
2 -W
•2 1
8 110
4 5v»
3 05
mauie
same
same
same
same
flame
same.
same
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1 to
8. K.tiregg, eou .ty printing ......
I j'l'hos. Kippen, work on county tarcu
vV Anielmau, goods lor poor Urm
him to Montevideo and placed lilin ill lirlandson Johnson, goods lor
charge of the company's physician, county
liniliatioil Farley ,V iyons,
ary to amputate
the limb four inches above the ankle.
After tin* operation was performed
he was removed to F. L. Norman's
Sleeping apart nients. Mr. Norman's
hospitality v\ ill long b* remembered
among Mr. Herrick's friends and co
laborers. A generous deed is not
easily forgotten. Mr. Ilerriek has a
4
J. L. "Wklurt, lilinj stamp
Kgtierf, Fidler hainlx'i's, hooks
and stationary
Geo. W. Prevey", salary as Co. Sup:..
Pioneer Press i o., ink
Nugent, Brown Co.,ollice sujtpitva
(ico. D. Barnard, hooks
Hlomstad Bros uoods itir poor house
J. t. Burkhart, wood lor county
H. S Vulkmar, county punting
\V. U Torrian, eolli-'Clm^ taxe ..
ErIaud.MII ..Y Joliiisoii, goods lot
8
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s
oner
On motion, the register ol de.'is an I coun
ty treasurer shall he allowt 111-• am o
I'll each ]cr lnoiuli tor nweaary cierk
li ire lor tin* ensuing year.
Oil moiioii. lii- application ol Tohias t)chlei
tor'the aUitinueiit o: taxes on SW iptarter
section 11, township 1-», range IJ, was reject
ed.
On motion, it is hereby ordered that '/. o.
Larson ainl Fred Poelilman In? ahoived the
Sum o!
1
o each or temporary relict.
tin motion, the instice ipiarterly report ol
Asa A. Story lor the quarter ending Decem
ber :i5, iss"», was accepted and approved,
and justice lee-^a'lowel ill the su n ol iji.Tft-
UI'I motion, it is heix'hy i rdered that county
warrant No l|t, drawn in tavor ot 11, 11.
llali^ey lor two dollars, he e oicell^ti.
t)n n otion, lumrd adjourned to Wedic- lay
Ian. 15, lv:o.
\V. J1NN.N..S,
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A u st
tor in the Mi bank, Eagaii and Sioux D«
il\ y railway, and president of the
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Milbank, Wednesday, Jan. 15, I ».'o.
Hoard met pursuaiit to adjournmcn!.
Present: W. JeiMnn^", ehairm-in. Kill-.
Martens, .h'lin lle.hnae and tie' ui lil us
clerk".
On motion, the lollovriLg bill- •••. i audited
and allowed:
Johnson Larned, ooa! for jwki:
D. ,1. S. Mdiiven, work in rouit
W. Jennings, I'om'r p'-r dc.-n
Tniileaije
in
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John Martens, S'.tue.
John lledman, same
On motion, the county treasurer w le-rei.y
i ordered tn strike Irom the tax i i- 'ii
t.i-s.es on the S\V ipeu'ter ot ''i .i i '-vn
slop. I-.'O, ratine .JH.
Unruo ion, the eon-ntv treasurer s report,
ot uncollectible taxes lor llv.s year w
reterrei back to tin* treasurer with n,
v
i' i
i ions to make further eliort to colh tie
same.
On iiK-tion, the personal projiertv
I mi nt oi D. .!. Craiit, 5r., ui tie* sum e: -r-',o \j
he aud tn -same is hereby abated.
On inoDon, the district attorney's Hilary
i
s lixed at ij iliil.uu lor the ensuing year.
On motion, John II, Owen is hereby up
(M inted as a memher ot the 1
i:ussi.oners of insanity tor t.\i
im *nc ni Jan. I, I s.H).
o-i niotum. the report of tk
1
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.ir I com
(Mill
s-1 ppriuten
•••e|.i( ...l an!
ni the jjoor larm w .s
approved.
u motion, board ad uuned
i Monday,
W
Dof'il.AS-J,
i :»ur.ty Auditor.
A
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i .hairniat..
eiierul »riler !*«. •.* :».
I ?c::.iq'iai tns Humphrey I'o^t N"
i i. A K-. Depai tniei.t ol 1'.
At ii bank, S. !).. Jan. 11.1
I'.i aii nieinbei s ol s.ad I'-1 ai
old soldlers:
V"'i are hereby commanded
puii at headquarters in Miib.i:
it uiuay
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