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Burrows TnEArRG-F street.-The at
tendance at this popular place of amusement
for the past week has been very respectable,
and all seemed delighted with the novelties
brought forward by the interchangeable manager.
The performances tonight are for the benefit
of Mrs Skerrett, an actress of great versatility
of talent, who has made herself decided ia
vorite during her short engagement We an
tcipate crowded house, for the beneficiary
robIv deserves it,
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HOUCK'S PANACEA

HOUCh'S PAN CEA
SURPRISES ALL OTHER REMEDIES FOR THE
CURE OF COLDS, COUGHS, ASTHMA, CON
SUMPTION, AND OTHER DISEASES.
YnyAoUsANDs of persons testify to its eff
IL ficacy, who have been cured after all other re-
NEEDLES had failed.
1t is unnecessary to eulogze the virtue of the Pans
cea, il stands unrivaed by all other medicines,
will be fuilytestfied to by reference to the pamphlet,
accompanying each bottle.
Price, per bottle, Sl.50.
liberal discount made to persons who purchase to
sell. No. 10. LIBERTY, CORNER OF GERMAN-sT.
n22-3D JACOB HOUCK.
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pleasure.

FoREICN PAssENGERs. We have been IA
yesed by Hon J. Wethcred, with a copy Of the
Letter from the Secretary Of State, transmit
ting statements Of the number and designation
Of passengers arriving in the United States, in
the three first quarters Of the year 1913, and
between the LIST Of October, 1913, and 30th
September, l944." The number Of arrivals
according to this report is 81, 76l, exclusive OF
.he Ath quarter Of lS43 and LIST quarter of
Io44, for tho port of New Orleans, which have
since been received, amounting to 2203-mak-
ing the total SG,961. From this report it APP
pears, that during the quarter ending on the
30th September, 1914, there arrived at the
port Of Baltimore from Germany 1925 males,
and l4Is females and from Great Britain 10
males and 33 femalcs-in all 1898; of which
number 400, or more than one-htth Of the
males are stated 20 he of no occupation; aud
many others have doubtless falsely entered
themselves &c farmers, mechanics, SC. Here
after it may be estimated, that there will arrive
at this port annually (unless some preventive
measures be taken at least 10000 foreigners,
a large portion of whom will be Of descrp-
lion by no means calculated TO improve the
morals Of society. a few years at this rate of
importation, will place the affairs Of the city of
Baltimore at the disposal Of foreigners, who
will no doubt take tho earliest opportunity 10
demonstrate, that "Amcricans shant rule"
them.
We also learn from Washington, that the
state department has sent to the Senate, re-
port in answer to their resolution calling for
information in relation to arrangements of TO-
reign governments to ship over convicts and
paupers-.o which IS attached table showing
the average number of arrivals per annum and
The occupations of emigrants. 1t appears from
ihjs document that there are about 1000 of the
male enligrants who have no occupation, but
nevertheless may be speedily manufactured in
10 American citizens, and of course excellent
yoters--thc "no occupation" criminals and
paupers Of Europe, who are pest or burthen
at home, being considered good enough mate
rails out OF which TO make republican rulers
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III V|I'I Y q 7 Il IIVNTN, IT NFFLII u,
Near the Post office, Ba!r.--and
TAYLOR * co, Washington, d. c,

q CARD. The subscriber would respectfully in
IN form his trlenis and the public generally that in
consequence of the extensive patronage lie has re-
celved and the great increase OF his business he has
made large addition 10 his stahling aud has added to
ms elegant assortment of Carriages some splendid
COACHES, finished in the most fashionable styIe,
sparhg no pains or expense 10 add the comfort end
convenience OF his cuStomers,) which he offers to
h!fe at the following low ptices Shopping and visit
inG-neW coaches with foOtmeu for single hour 80;
Tor TWO or more hoGrs 81 per hours for hest Carriages
tor hfst hour ST. every succeeding do IS Cts per hour;
lor second quality do for first hour - cts every sue
ceedmg do 80 cts; four persons, with baggage to or
from rail roads, steam boats &C. ST.; TO and from mar
ties 52-other charges in proportion.
Families can at all times (day night be accom-
mnnated with clean and comfortable carriages with
safe horses, attended by careful and experienced drv
er' by sending their orders to his Office adjoining the
Stabes-being the only place they can be had, as
none OF them 60 on the public stands.
Funerals attended as usual, giving at all times bis
personal services.
70 His determination is 10 please his TONERS by
keeping the best establishment in the city, and on az
low terms As they can be had elsewhere.
~ H. Horses taken at livery and kept in the best
manner. JOHN STEWART C,nlvert s,ron,
Jo-o-2aWti Opposite the City Spring
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NNINE BrRD-EYE platter NAPKINs
SILKS AND SHAWLS.

SILhS AND SHAWLS.
I'D IcELDOSNlGY 4. co. offer large and
HAs handsome stock Of FRENCH GOODS They
would call the attention of their customers and the
public 10 some very choice A black and blue black
striped and waered SILKS, with assortment of
rich co!ored striped, Brocade and changeable Gro de
Berlia and Armure SILKS, for dresses. They also
offer, at the lowest possible prices "a, "a, 10 new
style colors Teker, French Broche and Cashmere
SHAWLS; BonIbazines; Mouspine de Laine; new
style rich Embossed Piano and Table Covers; Gloves;
HOSIERY, sc. &c.
1913 BALTIMORE STREET.
ja25 between Calvert and Light.
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CONTEST IN BOSTON, The several trials to
elect Mayor add Aldermen in Boston have
shewn conclusively, that the American Repab-
lcans are the strongest party in that city; and
it would seem to be the duty Of the other par
ties to refrain from further opposition, and per-
nit the municipal officers to be chosen. The
principles advocated by the American Repub-
lcans cannot be unacceptable to large majo-
rity Of the people Of Boston, aud hence we cam
not see why there should be opposition to the
election ofpersons belonging to that party.
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SNRAEIAM'S MAGAZINE. for Feb'y, 1885, a
az magnificent number, containing four splendid
steel Engrayings Also, GODEY'S MAGAZINE and
LaDY'S BOOK, for February, le45 with SIX engraY-
ings. For sale by PARSONS X PRESTON,
Booksellers, Statoneis and Blank Book manufacture
pot ia24
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IMPORTANT INoulRY. A mandate was on
Thursday morning served on the Clerks Of the
Courts of Record of New ork, commanding
them to appear before certain matters respect
ing the admission of aliens to the rights and
privileges Of citizens Of the United States -
The mandate was from Senator Berrien, and
was in accordance with series of resolutions
which passed the U. S Senate Dec "a, 1874,
MIR. CusHsG A complimentary dinner to
the Hon. Caleb Gushing is talked of among
the New York ,negchaa ants, without distinction
Of party.
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Mr.. "AENLR.

REFORM MEETING. A large meeting was
held at Taneytowu, Carroll county, Md, OIL
Saturday last, az which resolutions were adopt
cd requesting the delegates to the legislature
from that county to "nrge reduction of the
Governors salary to $1,000 districting and
reduction Of the number Of Senators 10 twelve;
Il reduction Of the number Of Delegates
from the city of Baltimore, and the coun-
ties sending five mombcrs, to three, and a
reduction of the other counties to two, and that
the Legislature adjourn on the first Of March
annually here nfler-also, that "A reduction Of
all salaries and per diems, Legislative, Judicial
and county should take place SO rs to make the
burden Of taxation fall equally upon all the
people. A resolution was also adopted in ia
vor Of Withdrawing all appropriations from
Schools, Academies and Colonization Societies
until our debts ara paid, and another SIN favor
Of an unconditional sale of the Public Works,
taking State Bonds at par, seeing no difference
between foreign and domestic creditors and
that we are opposed to all appropriations for
making, extending or finishing any or all Pub
lie Works in this State until We are relieved
from the oncrous burdens of taxation"
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anGsrttau 2sepubllcau,
AND BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
SATURDAY MORNING, JAN. e5, 1915.

WEEKLY CMrrER. The nunber issued to-
day contains large quantity Of most interest
INC m0ttcr-embracng editorials upon var!ou:
important topics; items Of news from all quar-
tors; the Mayors message; City Registers rc-
port; report Of commissioners otPajHc schools
the China treaty late foreign news, and the
particulars of the arrest OF McCurry, the sup
posed mlrderer. Also, The Golden Cham
an excellent story, with other miscellaneous
matter. Congressional and Legislative proceed
ings; Review Of The Markets. marriages, doaths'
b.. Price, only s per year, RI cts. per copy
TuG Governors APPOINTMENTS The fol-
lowing nominations were sent to the Senate
yesterday By Gov. Pratt, and immediately
confirmed:
VIM. II. GatchclI, Clerk Of Baltimore City
Court, vice VIM. NJ. MedcaliG, removed.
Augustus w, Bradford, Clerk of Baltimore
County Court, vice Thos KcIi, removed.
David NJ. Pcrinc, Register oE Wills of Bal
tlmore County, rc-appointed.
Gordon NJ, Handy, Clerk OF Worcester
County Cogrt; aud the civil list for Worcester
County.
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4 VII ESE. Herkefmier County, New York
" CHEESE, in casks, superior article for Retail
crs and Market Cutters, received consignment and
for sale low, by WALTER f. HARDING.
l25-3t 3BOwley's Wharf.
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A SILVER NosE. Cincinnati Surgeon
Dentist has manufactured silver nose for a
young man 50 perfectly, that the cheat cannot
be detected
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LOOKING GLASS PLATES.

n HAVE IN STORE, large assortment OF
n German and French LOOKING GLASS PLATES
imported direct and constantly receiving per every
rival, which tatter myself can sell on as
bic terms any other establishment in the country
Also, PORTRAIT FRAMES of various patterns; Win
dow CORNICEs, RODS, RINGS, SC. Call and eXa-
mine before purchasing elsewhere.
n22 L. S. FRYER, No. N. Cav street
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a MOTHER ONE OF TmEM! Nog ~

"a "a 70, ptize Of Sl0l2 in half ticket, sent to
Winchester, Va. Nos. ~, the beauty of 5000 il,
whole ticket, sold to a citizen. Nos, ~. a3 ia
quarter, sold to small lad; of 500 sold in halves
Hot so bad for IA rainy day.
LOOK ilERE-More Prizes than blanks
Draws This DAY, the Maryland Consolidated
Lottery class 4-66Nos. and IL ballots, tor F. F. sem
nAry,
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EDERUVIAN GUANO. The balance Of the
! cargo of Peruvian Guano, received by the un-
dersigned per ship Orpheus, from the Chncha Islands
Tor account of the Peruvian Guano Company, il offer
ed at the following prices:
Under one ton, 3 cents per Id.
One 10 five tons, $50 per ton of 240 lbs.
Five to ten tons, SIS do. do. do,
Over ten tons, SO do. do. do.
% This cargo is warranted to be pure and of the
best quality For sale in bags (of about 1870 lbs each,
in small quantities, by David c. Harris, No. 1856 Balh
more street. or in parcels of one ton and upwards by
SAMUEL X. GEORGE, Agent for the Co.,
jal-dm No. = German street.
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SHf- Orders from the country respectfully solicited
direct your letters by the mails to
JAMES .E'rCUER &

II RUUVU HOI1l0aY- 81, Baltlm0re, Nd.
fNsHE FREDERICK FEMALE SEMI
Il NARY LOTTERY draws TODAY at 5o'ciock
P. M-Captal S7O6o, tickets S2!, shares in proeo.-
ton. TUCKER x BRO. will sell certificate Il pack
age of whole tickets for S29s halves S4i qrs. 81 81
eighths S. 6s-66 Nos. - drawn balots-norc prizes
than blanks i'll package. Yesterday sold prize
OF $500 to citizen and sent of 200 our patrons
abroad-one to Ec0tt's Mills, and the other to Kings
Co. Va, and $50 returned to the Managers half tick
et. Don't fail to get chance for the ENCOURAGEMENT
Of Female Education this day, st
It. II. TUCKER & BROTHER,
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SCHEME

" HOIe TCktts S29-shaTes m pfOpOrfiOn.
splendid chance for a prize in packages tber,
must be 10 drawn Nos. i'll each package OF -; max
ing IL prizes to 10 blanks.
{G- ri X on a pack""". of - quarters that cost
sl3 10, EMORY * Co will sell on certificate for 0pg
500 '
Drawn Nos. Maryland Consolidated LOTTERY elias.
II, drawn 2ith ins-lowest prize SO:
u ~ II lS IS 81 30 % 70 10 81 %
05- Orders meet with prompt attention.
EMORY * CO., No. = Calvert-sl.,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-04

The Town Council are determined 10 leave
no essr,ions Unused Cd their part 10 fafnish a.
aatqsaie supply Of wafer .o,he IOWA. We com
mead the vigorous enterprise manifested By
sheu, and havs no doubt thst their actions meet
wi,hs,he approval Of . large majority Of the
people.
they have written 10 Mr.. Erdmanp, Engineer Of
he ws.er works !, Ffederiek, Nd, 10 come ou
ii oace, make examinations, surveys, DE. Mr..
ErStnaun was here a week sgc, and from. az ex-
amiuatiou Of The spring was disposed 10 throw
sseeld waier'' on the project; Bot since, another
experiment has been made and il was found that
fnIlY as much water escaped through the porous
eartb srount The spring, as that which forms the
chsnnel TO The run.
We hope Ina. he project will prove FEAST
ble one, and whilst We much de.ire speedy ae-
ton, We would advise the Trustees to be tho.
5ooghly satisfied in regard TO the soficisnyE Of
vsisr for supplying ,he. ;osn.
Water! Waler!t Wales,!! is now wanted
il every quarter Of The town every one IL the
papps fading al dltIeten, periods Of the day ;
The: Sank pump," "Hull's pump" and even
The ''Oid Red pump,'' opposite Mr.. Tomilnsen's,
have all been exhausted this season, and May
persons are compelled 10 haul from Douglass
spring.
lie, Us have the Water tAsa Ind ihar speeds
U, bo,h the necessities and eomfois Of The
people require il. We have scarcely had good
driak of water this season, while 10 the Eas.
tern part Of the town, and our experience is bu,
thai Of all its residents.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-04

4
Gov. Wright Of Nsu York has issued 4 lone
proclamation, deelarine Delaware County 10 .
s,.re Of insaneetioD, and invoking The aid of al
good eisizens IN support ofths laws. rhsss IN.
county in vhich Sheriff Steele vas murdered
whilst in The discharge Of bis dutyl
The Governor occupies he greater portion Of
this long document in desstl Of The dlseon,en,,
and recent outrsees Ia several ecuh,ies Of he
State, and enters into some aseuuann 10 con.
vince the isnd-holders that hey hid better sell
out 10 The tenants on their Own Terms, This i,
not merely tsmporisins with, but encouraging
The Asrarian sPifitsor rife 10 tbecopalry, and us
look forward 10 the time when The owners Of
properly in The Cities, will Be subject 10 the SANE
dificalties- Every day properly is becoming
more add more inseeure-and The doeirine IS ..
penly adyshced, that no man should be allowed
10 own more properly than be cap occupy b.
himself OF his family.
The -four burhing scenes Of New York, and
the resistance Of The Anti Renters toconlrac,s en-
tered into BY themselves or their ancestors, are
but fore runners Of what is 70 cone. The radi.
cal aoeifipes # the day go for letelIing every
thing if the lovers Of ordsrdo moi speedily
inierpose, ansrehy and confusion mus, inevitably
follow +
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-04
SALE OF PUBLIC yyoaIxs.

The question Of selling The Main Line Of Pub
lie improvements in Peansylvanis, sppeafs 10 be
exciting much interest in that siats s,shistime.
Ii appears thatIhe Eoeofocos principally, are pp-
posec 10 their sale, and wish to rs,ain them in
the hands of the Administraiioi, whilst Ii
wings are favorable TO their sale, thus realizing
sum which will 60 far to pay thu public debt
d The State, aud leave the balance Of the deb. al
least 10 a manageable condition.
Last fall there was almajority Of some thou.
sands in the State for their sale--but the high
estimate placed. upon them by The Legislature
and the general arrangement Of business, rem
dered their sale out Of the qaeslioe. aud but few
il any bidders appeared when ihey. were offered
The whele amount realized from these work:
last year was sl,l0o,0o and Of this sun
$500, 900 were consumed alone ID their repair
and management This 10 evidence strong e
nough, surely, 10 show that they win never Jiels
enough TO pay the annual interest upon the deb
OF tbs State, much less form asnking fund fol
the extinction Of the mOnslrous debt that sneum
bers The State.
Instead Of being used TO the States service
The pzhlic works have been converted into ih'
use q POLITICAL machine, and the grossest ant
mos, aaslani violations.of, all Thai was right an'
proper in stssir management have taken place
from time tottes. Whilst they are thus abus
led, the: people Pennsylvania have goo
cause 10 despair OF weir ever proving a sourc
kof revenue 10 the trease.y o. Che State.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-04

Il
The peoals Of Richmond are ds,.ruined hat
their sor,s 70 buiId up The credit and unfold he
resources Of this great STATE, shall aot an end 10
"lalk. /" which is % generally The ease 10 rresrd
10 gres: projects. Books have been opened Tor
subscriptions 10 The Marshall Misunderstanding
conpsny, and good evidence Is given that The
work is being earriedon With spirit Of enter
prise which IS sprs sugary Of success.
Every saeh esiasiishneHt should be hailed
with hearty greeting By every friend Of Amsri-
can industry, sad every philanihropist nihs land,
They should meet with The coonienanee anc
support OF ,hoss uho wish 20 place Virginia on
The proud enineoes she has righ, 70 occupy
second 10 no Stale in inproysment.
It's said BY those who are familiar With me
subject, ihatsone or the merchants Of Richmond
alone actually f1fnish the means for carrying
on several cotton factories elsewhere. in the
purchase Of lheirfsbrics, which are almost en-
clusively for the Richmond market. OF course,
i would be preferable to have Home Factory,
and such an one would receive orders in prefer
enee TO the Norshern FacioIies-aad thus We
would have left within the sphere Of our own
State, The thousands Of dollars that are annual
~ furnished the North for our supplies. For
The sake Of Virginia, we bid the enterprise God
s5eed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-04
zDuoATIcN lnrTrNa
n Mckee,

II Ii, 4 Fl
4 meeting was held Of ne .,,;x.ns 81 Rich
nens, On Tnsssday last, to devs,, ,One means d
ss'aelshi1g better aud more enaien, system
OF public edueaiion. GOV. lieDousA. presided
o. ,he occasion, and On taking his seal, deliver
ed . chas.s aad eloquent speech on The insor-
lance Of speeSY action on subject OF .sch Vi
lal inPos'anes,as The general sduea,ion Of he
people.
Rssolaaens on the subject Of Edacasion were
adopted, amoag which i The following.
RfsOlrsd. Tha, We respectfully and earnestly
recommend TO oar fellow citizens throughon. INC
S'ele, 70 Wess 10 primary assemblies in their 70
spectise counpes, for The purpose of expressine
1helf sehnnenss and wishes, for the instfuction
81 tneW representatives upon his all important
subject, and 81 taking into consideration iheex.
eedlency Of hhlding Slate Educationl consen'
ton, and Of appointing delegates thereto.
A resolutioq was also adopted, Recommending
The holding Of State. Education Convention a
Richmond on Wednesday the OH Of December
and a'cordial Invitation given to all The couoee'
g send delegates, rendering 10 them The hOsPlsai
Ties the Guy
Ri:huond has taken the lead, andswe nope sh'
viii soon be followed BY every county 10 tbs
STATE, The leading men Of the State have 'noN
a splendid opportunity of Distinguishing 'a.M
selves BY buckling on the aImor q Enusa
and se,,iDe 10 work vigorously in the reeeesra
tion o. he Sles from the ihraidom o 'sao
rance. ~
Ii vas strange spectacle, indeed, 3 GOV
Mcdowell remsrked, 10 this venerable ena vsas'
rated commoa ueaIb, which had been establish.
e more than 900 years, 10 see at shls 'a'e gay,
meeting 10 the captalof abe State, 70 'aSe 'n'
sense Of the people, as 70 The proper means ! !
introducing proper system Of Educan0n' y
order TO redeem lie morlifyiDg ignorance 81 'n'
land. If
VI Gov. McDosell also alIudedto the astonishing
and dissraeeful fact, that, willis IN Connsc aca
there were NOT more than 500 persons oyer =
wears Of age Who cannot read or write, .ther'
we're no. less han sixty thousand persons o
the Same age, whose intellectual facull.ies Wel
paralized Of ex,inguished, in .he Old Domiaion'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-04
sTILL THEY COME,

u will be seen that The merchandise the cities
afecrowding their notices into the FREE Pass,
and thus giving their correspondents int the Val
ley early Information o. all that is passing in
the. way of business. This. plan Of appearing
in the country papers, as well as those Of The
Cities, i, the true way o. making general &c
qualolancr, because many readers in The coan,r!
cannot afford 10 take any other than their neigh
bofhood papers. III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-04
ADVANTAGES OF ADVERTISING,

Never were the advantages of advertising
mole completely demonstrated ihan on Tues
day Of last week: We were present q the sale
OF The estate Of the late Daniel Buckles, and
there saw the largest gathering Of people ever no
ticed at sale in this county This was sub
jectof general remark. We: saw subscribers
and readers Of The Free Press from Berkeley,
Frederick, Clarke, Loudoun, and even from Ma
ryland and, as = matter of course, there was
i fair and brisk competition for every hing
sold.
a recent sale in Berkeley, NOT 50 advertised,
was but meagrely attended, and mere neigh
borhood s{fair, proving tina. the managers Of i.
ueta behind The age a, r. a' III I
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eREATmUtcAL FErE.

A. N#fts,
The town of Bonn The Rhine, IL 10 be The
theatre Of one Of thseaiest musical feles that
has ever tatea place. is the native Town o.
,h-, ss.-s composer ymusiciaa, Bsss-s* fass
over whose remains coup,esmen intend q
recuns -, 1spSspil An rs occasion, all NJ
4 49,. &C F4,s-Pr, " ! wele .cls-111,1
i and the Queen Of yAel aae' ~. ;l,nsxfus Gle
| All The grsatpiansesAnS%go ~. ~ On ,htpad il
rinei,s and glorious Y H. 90 RS lte lea
" 10 i s,oh.:,.. ~ %. thing impossible !
4 Paris ii is said WY ny i, ,.,,,.
'",T Germany, Belgium, Holland
snd, and Italy. Caravans, >regi
$50 mes Of musicians arrive daily a,
rD~nich . soEeiy Pezzled 10 receive them.
hong since allihe room, Of tba, li,t,. ,o-s
Ave been, eng aged By those aurioo. 70 na,,i.;
ate in ceremony 50 asai6cent. NJ