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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-06

A scrap Of political history Ia reSissd BY
writer in the Richmond Wing. In 1908, James
Madison, the author Of the celebrated Resolu-
tons and Report Of 1883, the text book Of
the secessionists, vas elected President Of the
United States. On the 9Th day Of December Of
that year, the Electors of Virginia, ct the head
Of whom was Spencer ROane, one Of the Judges
of the Supreme Court, md leader Of the State
Right. party, met b Richmond, to cast the vote
Of the State. They dined together At the old
Swan tavern, and as usual, drank tOasts and
made speeches Among the regular toasss pre-
pared for the occasion, and drunk With aPprO6a-
tioa BY the company, vas the following" Ths
Uaioa Of he States: the majority must govern:
n n fHxAsos TO KEcEDE"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-06

SrLrr or TIE DEnocREr1c PAETr-A Coon
oxE.-The great arguments with the LccOnPson
Denocrats at Columbus sgainst their rsbellioa'
brethren Is that their course Is destined TO cause
a split in the Democratic party. II is pressed
with much TigOr. One Of the LecOmp.onite-
assailed Hon. Stanley Matthews on this point,
when the following took place:
ga split in the Democratic party ID iDevisa-
bic !" urged LeeOmptOn, II you 60 on In thu
way" t
"why soi" eOOlly asked the Jndge.
Because Il divides us."
"NOt at ALL Hops yOu LscomptoA Demo
Gratis do not intend to bOlti''
aCertainly nOt," replied LecomPson- We
always vote the ticket clean through"
"Then there can be no Split" replied Judge
Matthews, sSs ios Aati-Leeonpt0a Dsmoe'1t'
intead % ssaEe tie De~0eratie tiekets!"
LeccmptOn retired to take drink
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-06
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MARY AND THE HOUR OF LOVE.
BY GEORGE D. PRENTICE.

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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-06
G5pift 4oetrg.
A SONG OF MAY.
nv WILLIS GAYLORD CLARK


-. so,;,,-,eentsd buds ali around me ar'
r.. ar, ,ouss in the siTesm--thers'' nsAHi
-. Of delight in each bosom Is evening"
a, At the purs dav-ir.ams Der ui'on'a'h NJ"
-. S.,olst. reign Of ola Winter Is broker
n, v.,Iute Is fresh up1u every tree
VI a.'''' :. -, ,s,;,, of Beauty TO thee!
-. ,,, looketh forth from the halls OF me m''1'''
Al s.,b.. n. clouds that besir; his career
a, ,,l.oues The rIainess and slorV rs'urains' &
Ia r,,t on the promise and hope Of ihf wear.
~. an, with rich light al the balrn-breah'ns noNs'''
y, mounts to the zenith, and laughs @ the "S's'
nv ,l,i,, which The broad riverI lave.
A""
-. ,0,,, bird is cut on his delicate pinion'
a. ,iu;dlv sails in the infinite sky;
80, "a N.v and her fairy dominion,
n, 0o,,, on the West winds fragrant sigh.
,,.,'a shave. Their. are peace and plsasus-
n, ,voodauds are Singing-the Heaven Is onshI
~. s.-,. ,i,i ,Di,i, I, soaring in light.
nm
,,,,. far nv weary and esrs-haunted bosom.
The fDelf oil the SpTl etNe'0 -
r.. ,o,v, in the wildwood the sheen Of the blossom,
n. fresh, swelling fOuntan-thsr magic Is DER!
vA,, list 10 the streams, when look on the flowers
They tel Of the Past, with so mOurnful tone,
- ,,,.s,o,,. are over and gone.
vu n, Side,ureaIiu. earth, from the limess Heaven,
Tier, have vanished an eloquent glory and gleami
r, mr. YELLED mind no more is the influence given,
Which eolorsth life with the hues OF dream.
III, bloou.purpIed landscape its loveliness ksePeth-
Id,.m that a lsht, as Of old, gilds the wave;
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-06

The uSErNDEsr Cur OF ALI.-The Washing
ton Union tWits Col. Forney with his concern IN
the great Philadelphia frauds, which secured the
election of Mr.. Buchanan. Forney, forsoOtA,
trying "to vindicare the purity Of electious.T
says the Union. That Is too ridiculous. In the
judgment Of the new Organist--who, BY tie way,
was formerly an employee Of Foney, and ought
to know the truth Of what he insinuates. shGks-
peare's double superlative IL none too strong 10
characterize srch taunt:
mThis l. the nor nnhind.r, En-, II An ~
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-06

The Richmond Enquirer thus rebukes the
washington Union: " The position Of the En-
quirer % his questioss entities Us 70 urge the
present protest., in which We are sustained By The
Democracy Of the State HeweTer cordially the
majority Of Virginia Democrats approve and en-
dOrse the Presidents position, theY win neither
'ftaternize with Van Buren, and Bennett, nor viii
hey hunt down viEh insulsing OpprObriun, eli
ther the masses or The leaders Of that portion Of
their os1 psr.issns Who nay honestly diesE
from them on single Temporary issue"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-06

GDzx'S AruLOcT-The New York TFibuss
says Mr.. Green was remarkably unfortunate IN
his method Of apologiEing for bis coarse fmpu.
denee toward Mr.. Cameron since, In BID sazEs-
ty to escape the modification ofs direct Fsesae-
ton, be leaves the impression that be we not
only insOlent and indecent, but drunk. -
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-06

We
The paths Of glory--to light up thy cheek
With warn spproVal-in that gentle look
To read my praise IS in sagel's book,
And think all tolls rewarded, when from thee
gain smile worth immortality. -
LALLL RooKH.
At an evening party, some six weeks later,
Amelia GRADED her mothers Watchful eve, and
ghded through the crowded apartments into the
cool and fragrant conservatory beyond. She
lett the fair widow in one of the worst OF hu.
nors' because DR.. Hazleton had presumed to
lance three individual times with Miss Amelia,
wen he should have been doing duty at her
NOei and glad to escape the sarcastic remarks
'aca could not but wound, while they amused
Oet' she walked up and down the marble floor
wa folded arms, listening to the murmur Of the
'0untain, and breathing the fragrance Of roses
'oO geranums, until she grew calm and quiet
once again. A figure advanced toward her from
@e saloon beyond; it was DR.. Hazleton, who
MAO been seeking her vainly in the other rooms.
enc did not speak when he entered, but she
looked up and smiled. and he knew that he was
bot unwelcome.
Are you sad tonight, Amelia7'' he asked,
tsnderiy. - = -aa ,,ci7. -
Not sad, John; only little weary of that
0O'se and hustle in the other rooms; and 50
cane here. where all is so quiet and silent ii
seens like smother world"
lie young man paused before her, took her
uAno' and checked her rapid walk.
Amelia" he said, very seriously, have
YOU forgot what said to you the other night1'
No. John," and her dark eyes fen beneath
'ne searching glance of his.
GU gave me no answer, then; but Won know
wat l love you more than life-that ask Tor
,Out love as a starving man would crave for
'OOG and warmth. Amelia, have no words to
nov dear you are to me, but the devotion of
''e shall show you all. WIN you not tell me
"ese tonight if you-cannot learn to love me7''
smile.
John, | do not need to learn"
A.. u possible that you love me now, Anne
cue only drew litae nearer to him in an
.. e'' and be drew he's closely to his breast. and
:. - ms lips to hers She staid one moment
r.. ue oear embrace-he felt her warm breath
1A nis cheek, and saw her soft, silky curls b.
,. : spOh his shOulder--theR she glided like a
~ ~ nom his arms, and Joined her unsnspicious
mother again. 20 = -7F"sSs-'
h, S.. 1e accompanied the ladies' home. He felt
"''ie hand rest softly in bis, and half re.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-06

DIsAsrRors VIcroEY.-Soms Of the Demo-
cratic papers insist that the adoption Of .hs cs-
Ienden amendment is substantially an Aaminis-
tration victory. II this issO, the President nigAt
well adopt the exclamation Of Distinguished
General on q certain occasion: "AnotheE such
victory, and We are lossn'
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-06

ls64-AccOrding to the New Church Rsald,
the theory of DR.. Cumming, an eloquent Scotch
preacher, is, that Christ viii come IN Ie6S-thas
the event viii be what e termed the pre-nSllen.
ial; in other words, that Christ will cone bsSbfs
the millennium, and the Eillenial glosies will
consist Of Christ's personal reign on earsk for
a thousand years.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-06

SEcnETAHY CAss.-There n . runsF via D.
troit. that Gen. Cas- viii soon resign hs pesl p
Washington, not from disafection about Ksnsas.
but from dislike 10 the Presidents excessive
exercise Of his power In removfngpdbBe oAeess
because Of difference with hin upOA The KsBas
ouestion
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-06

EnszEuoS TO KAssAs.-The ci1einnati c.
zeste, Of the 22d ult-, says tlHAs the eniSraisss
to Kansas Is increasing In nunhes- Monday
the steamboat Quarter brought down 100 pas-
sengers, on their way to that destination, ~
the Americas 50.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-06

FsEE NEssoEsH MAarLASD.-Ths BaItiuorS
(Md.) Clipper nys that the small State Of tlss
ryland contains grestsf free negro popalAdss
than ihe mighty Empire State Of NsE Fbfss
over q. 900, and exceeds Pennsylvania By era
81 900.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-06

In reading the trashy and sophistieaI speech
es Of the leading LecomptoOites IN CongossS -
are reminded Of the old Quaker lady'S quistrs-
Spouse to paIsveriag ssorekeePess " PEiesd,
what pity 10 Is sin to lie, when is seems -
pecessary 70 thy business" -Esrisuiue Jouyssl.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-06

A czEoUs DuyEEEsex.-A MaySEilIs eos,
respondent indicatesa eryesss "poin4 Of diGsr,
enee" between the Administrators q Jsnss
buchanan and that Of Pharaoh At men0rsbIs
period-the latter bad corn IN tie national ezib,
the former has only Co.'s. "a
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-06

Hon Rufus Choats, Of MAsssshssettt, l. .sus
Of those Who uneonprOmiangiy support OOgEiss
and walker. You win renemba his n4ezf1-
cent nppsAl In favor Of Mr.. Buehsnsn. IN lesk.
CsrTsspondsnes PkladeIpiia Pysss.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-06
The coNsTITuTloNAND THE UNION.
r ,'eo WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS THURSDAY, MAY g. 1858.

(" You shall have them on two conditions
First, promise never to tell him Of any idle words
l may have drOpped-men can never take a
joke, you know. Secondly, defer your marriage
for three months. Do you accept these-bOth Of
thess-remember." - r o. 40 a.
Il DO, mother.'' -. -.
And will keep themI'' - 4
e Most faithfully. saR 'sii'y
'fThen go to him-he is waiting for yous'
and pressing herlipsto her daughters foreheaa
the widow passed down the stairssto her own
private parlor. ~.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-06

The Hon. John ]. Crittenden is now the chief
glory of Kentucky. Even. men who differ with
him upon great political questions, take delight
in acknowledging the purity of his character,
the fervOr of his patriotism. and the beauty and
power of his genius. II anything scuuilous in
a city paper could surprise us, We should be sur
prised to see it applying to this great man and
eminent statesman the personally and POLITICAL
" Opprobrio6s epithet Of !" superansuated trait.
or."-LsHtsuiLe Journal. ~ r, ri.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-06

Three months afterward, there was a double
wedding at Mrs. Fitzsimmon's magnificent resi-
dence, and many were there who divide all their
admiration between the brilliant bride of the
young physician, and the more matured but not
less striking loveliness of her mother, who, with
the gift Of ber. fair hand, rewarded George Hem
dersou for years of uuobtrusive courtship and
unfeigned affection. rscd5 vizsa-
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-06

Pazson BroxnIOvs Of - KsoxsfHs wiz.
says dat Il "hs Is denied the privilege d grilg
% Heaven sher death, his saeqp4 sbsies 5
Baltimore"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-06
DEMOCRATIC LEcoMPToN MEETING n
CLEVELAND. --1-.''-'

1 CL6 N61A1Os
The Cleveland Herald gives, in anticipation,
a report Off meeting to strengthen the Admin
istrstion in Cleveland: re --svii's t3-
A few days since, each Of the disinterested
patriots who are anxious 70 serve their country
BY despatching the mails and pOcketing a pOr-
ton Of our revered Uncle's treasury rags, recei-
we'd the following mysterious dispatch, marked
-strictly pdzfSAaase0aAdential:" - "A. s..iza.
"To -, Cleveland, Ohio:
Why the ID don't you get up meeting of
the masses to support met Ifyou can raise a
meeting of twenty, and call them two thousand,
the Post Office is yours.
(Signed) JEnIs-"
Consequently a meeting vas gotten up.l
Letters will be read from distinguished indi-
viduals, among which will be the following
tcoPEl
"GESTLENES:-I would come with pleasure,
but have not got through counting the Cincin-
natl Directory yet, and can't say who | shall
give certificates to. send you a candle box
by express. which will do duty in my absence"
]. CANDLEBoX CALHOUN"
The candle box, Wreathed with hemp and
surmounted BY hangman's moose, viii be de-
posted in place of honor on the stage.
[coPT.l
al am with you in spirit, (best brandY,) but
cannot be present in body, as am busy waiting
for the facts and have half dozen speeches to
make against my own vote. Yours,
GAsS E. PUGH.
lcoPY.l
"GESrLExES:-Give the greasy mechanics-
FIVE omit the name Of the Southerner's home
l would come, but my head is dizzy as yet, and
might stub my toe and hurt somebody's fist
with my nose.
LoRA MASSEY KEITT."
lcoFT.l
I'VE omit the elegant words of the first ten
lines Of the letter. The ideas are very forcibly
expressed-rather stronger. in fact, than our pa
per will bear.l "You are right-Who cares for
the miserable cusses in Kansas7 Take care of
the plumber, and let the people take care Of
themselves" F.F.Y.
"GENrLENES;-Very sorry l can't come. Do
our work properly, and when your Legislature
and yourselves have thrown wide the doors for
Us, will come with some nigger-drivers to buy
up your nud-siIls Of free laborers TO replenish
my stock Of slaves.
JAMES EooTIsTIO1L HAMMOND,
OF South Carolina"
Resolutions endorsing Buchanan, Calhoun,
Napoleon III. and the Devil, will then be unan-
imously adopted, and each member of the meet
ing will hurry of to write letter to the Presi-
dent, claiming the entire credit of the affair to
h;..n.lf
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-06

A SINGING REBUEE-Senator Clark, of New
Hampshire, in the course of his speech on Mon
day last, in addressing himself to the remark Of
Mr.. Hammond, of S. c., that Northern laborers
are slaves, said; ..4-.
"With all due respect to the Senator, l say
that they cannot only get dinner, but can give
one to the Senator IL he wants It. But he would
advise the Senator not to talk Of mud sils there,
otherwise FIVE feet ten inches Of ground-if that
is the gentleman's height-might be his portion.
In the Revolutionary War, blacksmith of New
Hampshire gave his services to the State. His
father said to him: "Ths State is poor, don't
ask for your money now" And the SUN due
him stands on the record in the Capital Of New
Hampshire, 50 many pounds, 50 many shillingS
and his descendants are proud Of that record
Of his patriotism. Little did the son Of that man
(Clark HIMSELF think he would come into this
Senate and hear the Senator from South Carroll
ma call that father slave! (Applause.)
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-06

A NINE THOUSAND DOLLAR WIFE Losr.-The
Kansas Herald relates thus bow Il was doEe-a
hard case:
"An interesting case came OF last week, be-
fsre the Recorders Court, in this city. Itseems
DR.. J. B. Chapman became enamorcd last fall
With beautiful and accomplished young lady
By the name of Miss Little. Itseems her charms
were so prepossessing as to cause the Doctor to
importune her greatly to join him in the holy
bonds Of Eedlock. The Doctor being old, near
sixty, and she young and beautiful, she required
him to advance her bonus on the promise OF
marriage. To this the Doctor readily consented,
and made over TO her, according to bis accounts
shout nine thousand dollars' worth Of property.
Since she came into possession Of the property,
she declined marrying him, and he brings suit TO
recover the property. The gal won the suit
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-06
The Convention unanimously adopted the fol.

lowing,
Resolved, That fifteen thousand copies in En-
glish, and two thousand in German, Of the Ad-
dress to accompany the Constitution, signed BY
the Committee and certified BY the President
and Secretary Of the Convention, be printed for
the purpose for which it was intended.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-06

turned its pressure as he assisted her from. the
carriage, and her whispered Come to-morrov.
John" sent him home in state Of perfect hap
piness that banished all sleep from his pillow
But Amelia. we are sorry to say, after one Sc
cret smile at her mother's Amusement when the
truth should be known, and one tender thought
OF the handsome lover who was so dear to her,
slept. most automatically, till the breakfast
bell bad sounded twice on the ensuing morning.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-06

"A UsURPATrox ERon THE BEOrOIxs-IRa re-
cent speech at Columbus, Ohio, Mr. Matthew's
a Douglas bolter, said:
"There is no use 70 brave it out any longer.
The history Of Kansas, It must now be admitted,
from the beginning to the pressns time. hasbeen
. usurPation." -i-4o- ---t- t.-
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-06
JAMES EooTIsTIO1L HAMMOND,
nf Co.,sk ro..l;,.

Resolutions endorsing Buchanan, Calhoun,
Napoleon III. and the Devil, will then be unan-
imously adopted, and each member Of the meet
ing will hurry of to write letter to the Presi-
dent, claiming the entire credit of the affair to
himself.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-06

-'-- J. M. WALDEN,
1888 - JAMES FLETCHER,
THOMAS EwrSo, JR., e.
r-. Isaac T. GooDNow,
---.~- HENRY J. ADAMS,
- T. DWIGHT TEACHER,
A. DASFoRD.
Done in Convention, this Third day Of April,
one thousand eight hundred and ffty-eight.
NJ. F. CONWAY, President.
SAM. F. TAPPAN, Secretary.
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stIett Galr.
THE DOUBLE WEDDING;
Or er ---
HOW 1T CAME TO PASS.
BY NARY W. sT lNLEY GIBsoN
(coNcLUDED.)
CHAPTER III.

Il is for thee, for thee alone see
The paths Of gIory--to light up thy cheek
With warn spprOval-in that gentle look
To read my praise as in an sngel's book,
And think all tolls rewarded, when from thee
] gain a smile worth immortality.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-06
LoRA MASSEY KEITT."
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teoPT.l

"GENrLEHES;-very sorry can't come. Do
our work properly, and when your Legislature
and yourselves have thrown wide the doors for
US, will come with some niggerdrivers to buy
up your nud-sills Of free labOrsrs to replenish
my stock of slaves.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-01-07
Mothers.

By the quiet freside of home, the true
mother, in the midst of her children, is
sowing, as in vases of earth, the seeds Of
plants that shall soinetime give to Heaven
the fragrance of their blossoms, and whose
fruit be rosary of angelic deeds-the
noblest offering that she can make through
the ever ascending and ever expanding
souls of her children to her Maker. Eve
ry word that she utters goes from heart
TO heart with power of which she little
dreams. Solemn is the thought, but not
more solemn to the Christian mother than
the thought that every word that falls
from her lips, every expression of her
countenance, even in the sheltered walk
and retirement, may leave an indeiible
impression upon the young souls around
her, and form, as it were, the underlying
strata of that education which peoples
heaven with that celestial being, and gi-
YES to the white brow of the angel, next
to the grace of God, its crown of glory.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-01-07
Horticulture.
How to Grow Forest Trees.

NnITt MAPLE-( .fcrs DDsyedrpvns. J
This beautiful tree is common on rich
bottom lands and moist woods through
out the Northern and Western States
This species resemble Red Maple--.a
Rubrum )--but its wood is whiter and
softer, its leaves larger; and its winged
seeds are larger than those of Red Ma.
PIE or Sugar Maple. The timber is much
used for cabinet work, and for other pur-
poses. Exposed to the weather it is not
durable. A variety Of this species is
beautifully curled but not 50 commonly
as the Red Maple.
The flowers are yellowish green, tbs
fruit of nearly the same color. Il. blooths
very early, often in April. The fruit or
seeds are ripe in June or early in July,
when the wing by moving swiftly around
the attached seed, causes it to fall very
slowly on the ground. This beautiful ar
rangement enables this, and the other
naples, with the aid of the wind, 10 scat.
ter their seeds at almost incredible dis
tances from the parent tree. The seed
itself, diYested Of the wing, isabOut thS
size of common pea.
Sow in drills early in spring, after hav-
ing exposed the seeds to the weather,
mixed with sand or loan for a few
weeks. ,
The tree bears iransplanting well, and
make a fine roadside or forest tree, in tel
to fifteen years from the seed.
We may add, the sap is nearly as valu.
able for sugar as that Of the Sugar MAJ
pie. r5
Since writing the foregoing, we have
seen this tree growing on the prairie,
near Whitewater, Wis. Though only tive
seasons growth from the seed, the Young
tree stood from 5 to 10 feet high.
RED MAPLE, SWAMP MAPLE,--(.4
RubTum This species is similar to the
foregoing. The wood more hard or com.
pact, the leaves smaller, and the seeds
smaller, and with a pair of wings. It. is
readily distinguished from the White Ma.
pie in April, by its deep crimson flowers,
which are conspicuous feature Of forest
containing this tree at that season.
CURLED MAPLE is mostly variety Of
this species, but is also among White and
Sugar Maple.
The seeds fall about the middle of juno
in this latitude. They should be treated
in all respects as the White Maple.
If planted at once, they will terminate
and grow the same season. If not plan.
ted, they should be kept in a cool place
during summer, and mixed with soil, or
planted in ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Far
nler.