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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-03-13
The UNITY of the Party.

There has been considerable talk ol
late by some journals in the Territory, in
relation to the effort that was made a
short time since, to unite the Free State
party. We are now, and always have
been, in favor of complete union, and we
hope that that union may be perfected
and continued until this question of slave
ry is finally settled This union is neces-
sary, in order to secure complete tri-
umph.
We have ever been at a loss to know
why this could not be accomplished
There are, to be sure, persons in our ranks
who differ widely on subordinate ques-
tions, which are of very little Importance
in themselves, and which, when fully an
alyzed, we discover originated in nothing
but personal misunderstanding between
individuals, which has grown gradually
into monster. and finally threatens the
harmony, and in fact the existence of the
Free State party. These questions, when
compared with the objects TO be gained
by unity of action, sink into utter insig-
nifcance.
This union could readily be accom-
plished if every one would consent TO
throw aside, for the time being. all per-
sonal feeling on the subject if the past
could be entirely forgotten. What is past
cannot be helped, and he who is at heart
a Free State man. and desires the success
of Free State principles, will forget all
past difficulties, and endeavor to unite as
one man all those who desire to see Kan
sas Free State.
The only question now before the peo-
pie is, shall Kansas be Free or Slave
State ? A great error is frequently COM
mitted by allowing ourselves to bring side
issues into the canvass, which will, if per-
sisted in, eventually result in the success
of the miserable minority of Pro-slayery
fanatics that disgrace our soil. If we al
low ourselves to be drawn off on questions
of Banks, and thousand other side is
sues that might present themselves, Kan
sas and all the Territery west and south
of US will be dedicated to slavery.
1t is not strange that in party COM
posed of Republicans, Democrats, Wings,
Abolitionists and Americans, some of its
members should differ in regard to some
questions, but they are of minor impor-
tance, and should not be taken into con
sideration until the main object of our
mission is accomplished. Let us do moth
ing to drive one man from our ranks. Our
cause is barricaded on all sides, and it can
Fever be defeated, unless it is done
through the instrumentaiity of its OWN
friends. If Lecompton passes. the offices
under it are in the hands Of tried and true
Free State men, who. viii crush it, and
provide for replacing it with such Con-
stitution as the people desire.
The people of Kansas hold in their
hands the freedom of the great West. and
we desire that they should not prove re-
creant TO the trust reposed in them.
When we are once in the Union FREQ
State, then We can afford to pay some at
Lention to other matters.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-03-13

4 Fsisehood.
The Union this morning eon;..
the Kansas Herald of Freedom ,sS =
denouncing the n. Y. TiiJun. =,
Gen. Calhoun. and prophesyin.
even If Lecompton be passed. Th
Gle cost the government aboift 81 ns.s
or just S231, the price paid for s5ts1 -
mail routes in ths paper.
The above IS clipped from ii. r
Tribune. We arc not prepared ia -.
he 7Elbnss KNEW it to be wbalI.
when it gave the lie place in its e0i.%
but we do say that it might havsh'
it to be SO, if it had cared to exam,
Herald which il is in regular recei,s :,
Tho statement thatthe Hsran esa'.
Calhoun is SO utterly. groundleu
there can be no excuse for ii. n.
per line is paid for work never do,.
asked to be done is simple absurd :
it is necessary to be paid to iDas,
Kansas journal todissentfrom the E,
Kansas reports is also absurd. Self.
est is sufficient for that. If the Ts
has received 81 per line for all ii, 1.
statements made with reference n
as We think it must be doing
business. But We do not charge thiss
| the Tribune, for the people of E.z
would .be greatly delighted if the =,
would Just once say that the Free
men have the ability and the good )
necessary to ensure their final triun,.
The Administration certainly woup
pay the S4 per line for the 7IiBaaf,
predictions with reference to Kans
The Republicans certainly wouls
poorly employed il they were to s.
in any such work; 50 we mus. coz,
sFl
that it is grat,litous on the part d u
Tlibane.
Will the 1If6asas, if it can predia,
ing good of Us, just please let US Il
We are extremely DESTROYS of secv
an emigration that will only settle y
life and property haye some seeuEa
Many of this class have been drivens
us by evil predictions; while not L
have been fastened upon us by beia.
to believe that our property. and ere
liUes were an easy prey to whatevefn
conspire against them. We clcs
assuring the Tribune that we do
receive one cent for writing this an
beyond what our regular subscribsn
Us. Does not the Tribune sometimes
as strong evidence of corruption as L
Unless its patrons ali condemn i, I
shall believe it justly chargeabls
being corrupt enough to write whE /
believes acceptable to its patrons.
will willingly withdraw the charge
will serupalously exclude any and ed
thing that it believes would be apps
by its readers.
Since writing the above we have =.
Che Star, leading pro-slayery neEsYz
at Washington, which, it seems, had
manliness the next morning aha \
article alluded to in the Union apJer.
to say
"The E,iioa is.eopying articles in iaF
of the passage of the Lecompton Cas-
tuition from the Leavenwerth HsrnA Il
only Kansas paper sustaining LeconFzI
and crediting it to the Herald of Reis
a consistent Free State paper, whid
opposed to that Instrument
The Star shows willingness to :
the TnnTa before the public, and volz
tarily conects the falsehood of the Uss
The Tribune wishes to promulgate jas
hood to our injury, hence gives still grss;
circulation TO the falsehood of the Usss
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-03-13
Ths, address.

We have just completed the readil. |
an address of the General Assembly
der the Topeka Constitution, to the j
pie of Kansas" signed by Wm. A. Fl
lips. Chairman; ]. M. Hendry, W. T. Z
Army, of the Senate Committee; and "
Hutchinson, B. B. Newton, Chas. M
J. NJ. Walden, L. Martin, House Cone
tee. The document is evidently from !
pen of Phillips, the Chairman of the ca
mittee. The first half of the instruns
presents the facts very we'll, consider
that all, or nearly all, Of the comnis
were non-residents Of the Territory si
time the Constitution was framed. =
latter half, however, abounds with recsz
nations and flult-fnding, and is Phil
ish all over. Gov. Walker, aud tie Fl
State men whom he is represented vs
having bought up, are particularly 4
pounced. a shot is fred at Gov. ROIs|
son and Lieut.. Gov. Roberts, by ssIs
that "High Executive officers under q
State Constitution, have publicly declzz
that the Constitution is dead" tEr
which Phillips and the balance Of q
committee should have known was b
case year ago.
They refer the question to the pscF
to know whether It IS dead, and fesll::
offer to fesuseitate it again if the Psgf1
desire it. With the fact that we haEsis
Territorial government iE our hands, 3
have taken measures to frame HeE s.sI
stitution, it does seem as If men were -
when they talk about giving vitality 1
the dsfu1let carcass of Topeka, which
the language of Mr.. Benton on asOil
occasion, '.stinks Ike a dead dog On
common
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-03-13
Hons carrsnsy.


Atehison Bank; chartered at fcrsf
session Of sls Legislature, has eOnrI|
with all the conditions of the ehs'sI
and is now ready to go into operasicz>
Gen. S. G. PoaEnos. late financial sss
Of the Eniigraet Aid Company, Is =
President Of Ehe Company, and wiIIs
pefihtend It's fnaucial affairs. His nasI
attached 70 fhe biils in the cspse.ty I
President Is ! sufficient guarantee xis
ali persons acquainted nth that gent
man, that it viii be conducted honorsst :
and that sssis bill issued BY the Bsi
vii be worth is face in gold. 1t is b.
ter to encourage reliable banks smes >
than to have tbe country flooded visa y
wildcat issues OF other States. il si'
give US pleasure to rscefve the bills Of ID
Atchisoh Bank IN payment for any daa
or for any business transaction st -
Office; and persons having III in their E1~
session ,sisksng 70 exchange II for ess''''
currency can do so With rs whenever S'
have the latter IN onr possession
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-03-13

GT Col Wade Hampton, Of South
Carolina, died at his residence IN Miss,
suddenly, on the 1dshult.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-03-13

r The Delegates to the eOnsatrsiss
al Convention from Brown county, ~
pledged against the Topeka Gonstituaos
and IN favor of a new Constitution 'snis.
shall be art. slegerH in every line; 81
against aay restrictions upon einigTan~
TO she Territory They ars eppOssd :
the black ias.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-03-13
B LIS, Q. D--L.s., E. F.
L. s.: executed in nresence of I. "

L. s.; executed in presence of L. N,
supervisor.
SEC. 81. 1901 The approval of said
bond shall be. endorsed thereon, and the
said justice shall cause the same to be
fled in the office of the township clerk,
and a copy of such instrument duly GER
titled by such clerk under the seal of the
township shall be prina faeie evidence
of the contents and execution thereof
SEC. SO. 1911 Whenever a justice of
the peace shall be elected to vacancy, it
shall be so designated on the ballot.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-03-13


.i0T We have heard several explains
tions for the conduct of Thaeher in
styling himself one Of the 4old guard. .
The following is the latest and most
reasonable one
From the fact that when anything
becomes aoidn It naturally gets little
dark, Thaehsr supposed the word ispId,.
in This case to mean ablack.' p which, when
placed before "guard.', would make s'oId
g11ard' mean .sblack guard in which
case he certainly would be member IN
good Standing, and entitled 70 all the
degrees. sssss5zs.s...
WeesrnesIly protest aga;nsssu agoss
peryersiop of our language, and hope
some Of his friends VIII inform him what
is generally understood here by zone Of
the old guard, that he may not COM
NIT such an awkward bIunder again.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-03-13
nrWhat a pitY il is tlat oertain noliti

~ What pity it is that certain politi-
casters cannot have their peculiar whim
gratified at every election. You men
who voted for BABoocg for Mayor have
incurred their hatred and they vent their
spleen by saving that you indulged in a
general ''carousal'' after the election
Yes, gentlemen, yon committed an un-
pardmable error by nos seeking certain
persons and asking them how you should
vote, and therefore you must be abused
through the columns of news paper.
Seriously we think that wholesale
charge was entirely uncalied for. Some
of the 'boys. lof whom, we are proud 10
say. there are not a few among the friends
of the Mayor elect, signalized their JOY
over the result of the election by firing a
cannon. This is frequently done on
similar occasions. and WIS very appropri.
ate On the present one. The abeys', be-
hayed remarkably well, and should be
commended rather than abused, and
charged with acarousing."
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-03-13

OF odcn tOWHsnip sndfi, DF Slttlle OF MS
Office, be collector of taxes for his town.
ship and shall perform such daties as are
prescribed by law.
coxsTABLE.
SEe. 50. f54. Every person elected or
appointed to the Office of constable, before
he enters upon the duties of his Office.
and within the time prescribed by law for
filing his oath of Office, shall execute an
instrument IN writing, with two OF more
sufficient sureties, to be approved by the
township clerk, which writing shall. in
substance, be in the following form A..
B chosen (or appointed) conssa-
bic in the township of -. in the cor,,-
ty of -, and C. D and
F. as his sureties, do hereby jointly
and seFerally agree to pay to each and
every person who may be entitled there
to, all such sums of money as the said
constable may become liable to paw. for.
or on accountaof any moneys which, NAV
come into his hands BIZ virtue of his Of
fee. and for the neglect of any official du-
". Dated at this - day of
-, executed in presence of a. B.,
L. s; G. C.D---,L.s E. F., L. S:
/ L. Nj, township clerk.
SEC. sc. -[55. The townshipclerk shall
endorse on such instruments his approval
of the suretics therein named, and shall
file the same in his office, and a copy of.
such instrument certified by the townships
clerk, under the seal of his township shall
be prfma facie evidence in court, of the
execution thereof by such constable and
his sureties, and all actions against con-.
stable or his sureties, upon any such IN
strument. shall be prosecuted within two
years after the expiration Of his term of
Office
SEC. 81. [56. ANY constable may serve
any writ, process, or order lawfully di-
rected to him within his county: they-
shall be the ministerial officers of Justice
of the peace, and shall serve all processes
issuing from their courts.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
SEC. SO. [57. Justices of the peace, af-
ter the first election under the provisions
of this chapter, shall severally hold their
offices for two years from and after their
election and qualification, except when
elected to fill vacancy, and when so
elected, shall hold during the unexpired
portion of such term.
Sec. SO. [58. At the first township
meeting of each township there shall be
elected four justices of the peace, or so
many as may be necessary to make four,
if there be any in the township; one-half
of whom shall be elected for two years
and one-half for one year, and shall be so
designated on the ballot.
SEC. 60. 1871 Every justice of the
peace, before he entersgpon the duties of
his office, and within the time limited by
law for filing his oath of Office, shall exc
cute an instrument in wniting with two or
more sufficient sureties, to be approved
by two of the supervisors, which writing
shall be in substance as follows: a
B, chosen justice of the peace in
the township of and county of
-, and G. D and E. F.
his sureties, do hereby jointly and sever
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-03-13

his sureties, do hereby jointly and sever
ally agree to ray on demand to each and
any person who may be entitled thereto,
all such sums of money as the said justice
may become liable to pay on account of
any moneys which may come into his
hands by virtue of his office; dated at
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-03-13

of each township shall, by viEtue Of his
Office, be collector of taxes for his town.
ship, and shall perform such dates as are
prescribed by law.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-03-13

n Sec. 63. 1921 The supervisors of each
township shall constitute atownship board
for the purpose ofcauditing all accounts
payable by such township, and if from
any cause there shall not be three super
yisors present, the vacancy shall be filled
by some one or more justices of the peace,
to be designated by such of the supervis-
nrS nc !.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-03-13

SUBSCRIBER my name and caused
- the great seal of the Territory
~ to Be afixed- Done at ofIies
Sal at Lecompton. this 22nd day of
NJ = February, A. d. eighteen kRn-
dred and ffty-sight.
ss JAMES ". DENVER.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18
RDw,RD ScHENcE. Auetioneer.
MORTGAGE SALE of ELEGANT HOUSE

MORTGAGE SALE Of ELEGANT HOUSE
Vl HOLD FURNITURE, contained in the eesaut House
No i32 W-. zjds T. +. w SCHKNCK will sell s Auction
PRIDAY 10th loi O'Clock al tle ele Esnt unh
tuTe contained said house In part carved rosewood
Psror Suites wood and side Esg-res with marbr
tops Botcs, mahogany msrbetop center sud nde Table
pshosany sofas reception Chairs Mirrors Gas fXtre
Window Curtains tapestry velvet Brussels aud nsIsn Carpets
Suite. mahogany Cottage full Suites. Hall Furniture
Is Sands Rug Ac and large sssortmeut q kitchen Fuin
tErr with which the sale will commence. BY order OF
Il. J. CARR Attorney fJ, Jrtzagec,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18

DANIEL : IotGH Auetioneer-Ofe., No. 20 Brosd~sy
nAMEL :. UOUGH will Sell at Auction THIS
IL DAY ThuI.dsyb Marrh is, ~ lot O'Clock m pre-
cely s Of the private rrsdenc- No - Chntos
place IL sth-.t between Broadway aud University pl.
YURSITI RI al order aud nearly IL cannot D.
S.crbed advertisement To be appreciated must b. sen
The assortment 10 very large the goods hrscla's embracing
ro.euood aud other Furniture. Deco,ous Works Of
An h. and al to b. sod without For particulars see
descriptive catalogue on The morning 0i 'Ale.
ALSO,
TO-NORROW CFridsyl March 9 at lol o'clock An ell tas
cou,ss of the font residence NO 40
Wet between sri and ghavL. and near London terrace
The hors Inptuou.y furnished throughout aud all in gen
m particulars, Catalogues a. the Hou' O
IN oiuiug Of sale.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18
6ouses ano farms Wantso.

4 PARTMENTS WANTED-On or before May
n by small sui.t and resp-ctsbls family. uPPER or
LOWER PART Of = HOUsE. between Bfosdvsysn aud SAr
ri .t1 ed " nasr pTeerredD consisting o. kitchen and
Dpps room Pnor Sleeping rooms with Bedfootn'
joining and privilege Bathroom Yard snd L,undf' hs,
nodsrs,.) and description Of Roops M s. Box ~"
no Post-Ofcs.
WANTED to PCRCHASE-A DWELLING
w HOUSE, in 'he l6h Ward eaT of ebsv POs--s.i'n
wanted the st Of May. Address Box No 2O7 Po''otc
stating price and ocs,iOD.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18
lnsnranee Companies.

.lDRITISH COMMERCIAL LIFE INSUR-I, |,
lid ANCK COMPANY, e..sbhshed 1880. 3
n This Company wsl Known both hsuisph-tes, and
u in stability s Uneoub,ed-
10 extra charge 70. the AAnc Loans grated
Slss PSIsiss Hall of the Pr.mion may remain onI
Slcan Policies edlsssrAl secany. Last bonus Wa
GEORGE " KNEvITT S-err,.xy
81 No So Wsll-S. |
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18
Jnstructicu.

MYSTIC HALL SEMINARY for YOUNG
A,h LADIES mile. from Bo,tOn-Horse back Riding Sal
i Bathing Ac For Catalogues al lrrs the Principal hf'
i. r. SMITH. box, Post -Ofce. Boston. Mass.
nj lsSES ROKRs FRENCH and ENGLISH
j,h hsy. '""' ' -
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18
H,,tc,,y -. 4 Co. Aurtionesrs- ~.
RSOII-Tl SALE OF HOUSE AND LOl
A NJ Mtx~pN. AuctiOneer G,
DY BANGS, BROTHER & Co.-Trsde eaae

THURSDAY EvYSING Msrch ls q 8, Sc Sc:1sL %, 4 .,,os
ASSIONPF's SALE of STAPLE snt fArC1 SrtIIoN
ERY bote imported domestic, conpn',Is ARG ~
ptt Of an. .nd sSEerhOe ti'' .sa. porlms.nIs.
C-d. Qu. st.. .nd Errai variety fancy st'ees 1a D.
us tb- eniir- stock 81 retail store
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18

II COTTON, will sell THIS DAY CThursday)
March 49, at lot o'clock at No 50 B-eknsn st., large
qu,nity Of TOOLS aud MACHINES for Penicase Makers
and Manufacturing jewelers., consisting OF Laies Rollers,
Presses Draw bench Funsce. Bellows, &c. Also, three Iron
Safe Tables. D.sks Chairs and EDgsyinss with general
-rtuent Of Household Furniture.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18
T. NASH, Auctoncer. .
DIFCANT PsrisIau HOUSEHOLD FURNl-

ELEGAN1 Parslhn 1OLcLIlOID onNa
IL TIRE solid rosewood Ptor Suite Works OF Art &c On
FRIDAY M.ch 70 oi O'Clock. the entire costly fst.an
rnsd Household furniture at the residence NO d
IeaT shsv The Psror Furniture in psF;icI Is o .ne me nl
exnnsiyr d, rp,iOn having cOt upward OF elVo anu may
- ux ,I.d on for durability II consists OF masniicel
rosewood 7cav Pi,uo Forte esany n!aid In cupds OF rea
n~r and pearl keys admitted by cognoeuis as beng one
best made three solid and richly carved
r ParoT Suites covered in supb lnda sain solid rose
VOID Center Tables alies rosewood Work Tables lined l~n
satin wood sup-by carved rosewood Etaeres with French
Mat bs ks Reception aud Easy Chairs in rch
french and brocsde rosewood Corner Stands heavy
French plat. Mantle AID Pr Glasses satin. boeade aud lsce
Window elegant bnze and oTou Ciocs nasnthcent
Chius Vases. other valuable Psror Oaments medallion
S,,t and Bus.ls Csrrts Duug Room and Chamber Funi
r,-Sod rchy polished Extension Dining Table elegantly
carved duingroom suite rich Chins Silver crystal
Cut Glsss silver and ivory Cutlery the beat de'crp
silver Ceke Baskets Caters Coffee Uru &c mahogany Sofas
Cu.honed Chairs Rockers superby carved rosewood aud
hoany Bedsteads Bureaus WsLstands chns Toilet Sets %
pur Hair Msresses Beds and Bedding ingram Carpets Bed
Mirrors Clocks Tables Ocoths rosewood Hall Stsna
together with al the Basement Furniture kc with which the
sale wi | commence.
A o'clock pecisely the above elegant 4story aud base
pept stone RI SIDENCE house. - by So lot " BY halt
the block Terms .o remain bond aud orssEe 81
pr Of balance on the loth OF hP "nen
ths deed will Be sven.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18
THE REGULAR MAIL LINE via sTONING

Il ION, for BOSTON and PROVlDENCE-Inlaad rouss-
the shortest and most tirect carrying the Esern Nal
fhs steamers COMMODORE Ca 81, Joel Stone aud C. VAN
DIRBILr Capt w tszee in eonnecion with the sT0S-
IND1OH aud PROV iDENCE aud BOSTON and PRO'f-
DENC0 RAILROADS leaving New York daily tSundays ex
septs from Pier No. North River fr whAn above Battery
place O'Clock D. D and S.onp q, $50 toe
srI, al of the maj. train which ayes Boston a. $50
and Friday from Stonnson Tusdsy ThurAy and Saturday
The COMMODORE. from Ner -Yort Tuesday Thnnday and
Saturday; from SonIston Monday Wednesday and Friday
proceed from sonp gton per rsrad Providence
and Boston Express Mali Train rcshins did places ed
rUntes and supe time for all the eay
morning ines connecting North and East Passengers thst prefer
remain board tho enjoy nights rp undisnrb-d
br,skss sired, aud .esve S,oning,oa In TV tain
for Providence.
L.sss secompaais, the steamer sud train through
each way.
For behs state freight sppy bossd ts
the Freight Oice, Pier No North Ryer Il
to- off No. 10 Battery place
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18
pY SIMEON DRAPER.-THURSDAY. March

RS SIMEON DRAPER.-THCR RSDAl' Msrvu
ID is ~ u o'cLet .t the Merchants bkcaans-'Ahhoe
PROPERTY in BRAyER-sr- for account o. rsom ms3
eoAc.rt Liabilities Of N. Des~er- lAls~Aus 10
Western Rsiroai Company taken In payment-
fv- STOBE LOT No - Besr.i The lot = i
sice and lis the westerly Gd- iee ST.
deep bud, 10 toe ro.t Substantial manner very heavily TIN,
bert and hs d0vhr shutters made an the -
rater. The indi-patshe- The properly
sold d The above be t- same NOR OF e$ i~
Stpr r-utsd until tbe lr q May ne1, els" per aana
and r vii BE- entied the quarters rsRt dos sn
that dsy. - 8,
TrEss or suI-FnJ (5oi pr cent in any Of the fras11
debt Of tb- Company thty % per cent IN c ths oe;s
tons OF the Company maturing The present year t~-ny l9
Pr in any The obsaons OF the Con PAny ma.ng
la pr th> Of prchs "a b. paid
the Agioner when the blnss closed. IN say OF the
Of the Company above mentioned The uslA -
ssn. and viii b. Eyen l Of Apa-aP TO
which the interest will b. al u.ed. Tne Gtos named
will b. rteiVed Ltr.s.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18
Sales br Aufiiou.
AUCTION NOTICE

AUCTION NOTICE.
a IsRoRrEGs sALr or CIGAR, Tsresp,r
HFRrs Moss Aurrs nter. SiH s-d. 20 o;.,... .bst
leo Ca9 aa.N. German Doue-;i All S'tln IN,
CARS sf.srSs choice tfaaas N the eN "a .,.,y ,o
ss.,.s cd f1r cs.h- CstA osae1 srd %"
pie, vii = r-sdy adv o. he nor--iL- g So.
B,,tc,,, -. 4 Co. Aurtionesr.- , o-,
A RsOIITI SALE OF HOUSE AND LOI
n No ~, -. cab-.t-A J. BLEE ChFR. SUI 20
ell srI or WEDNESDAY March a. l. 9,,eet r. .a 4.
cha1,. Fteian.-On IN ..r-~, the Story Bt uosS 20
L., No - between "a end Sd.ysagr. .,ie ol nl . ~ -
b,a.- g frt dep; Ysror, wrh fdn: do]r' m.Ds - n'1S t.
- sd vb6ut reeve G5J-i co per een' al t-nAi1
-. A. no krr "a =.