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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-05-18

~ A. TONDRO, Proprietor, Main ST., Cedar
I Falls, Iowa. This House having changed hands,
and undergone thorough rettng and remodelinR, Is
situated IN he business part q Cedar Falls The propr
etor pledges himself that pains will be spared make
Mo Stages for different parts Of the
country stop at this House. - 1n
9I DRAFTS ON NEW YORK
Ec0H SAFE BY D b. HAreH. Cedar Falls, Iowa.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-05-18

. NatureiisA I patron snaid-of.all- work, does
best wflcrrlesst: :meddlyd vuth. fs rar4rs
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-05-18

q Am English paper says, thAt General Dree
ScAtcmmandsthss United States army.
'rgvsaa sleo7 isA kssrr1a
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-05-18
A Good Joke on Gen. Cass.

The senior, Mr.. Guy, Of the National Hot
at Washington, bears likeness to Generg
Cass, and upon this the correspondent of Il, ,
New York Times tells the following stor,
"A stranger, who supposed he knew mir
host very we'll, put up at the National tn
other night. Since this house has becom
the crack hotel at the Capitol, it is quite Il II
ana mt this time, the new conner necessarily
Tor the first night, was sent to the upper Hrtl
to sleep. Coming down stairs the next morn.
ing, a little cross, he met General Cass th
who has a fine suite of rooms II, the hall
stepping up to him, and in language NOR,
forcible and rapid than elegant, said
IN be id if I'll stand it You have
put me at the top of the house. mus
have q room somewhere lower down.
General Cass, interposing and nervouSl
=" Sir, you are mistaken in the person 70,
are addressing. Lam General Cass of Miel.
gan"
Stranger confusedlv, says, I" Beg your mai.
don, General Cass- thouoht it was my ol,.
friend Guy. Beg a thousand pardons, sir
All mistake, all a mistake, all mistake,
assure you, sir"
The General passed out of thr building, bur
soon returned, and MS luck would have it. the
stranger met him full in the face again, but
in another position. This time he was sure
ne had mine host, for the Senator from Mich
igan, he knew, had just gone out SO tn
stranger stepped boldly up, slapped the Ger.
heartily and familiarly on the Shoulder, ex
claimed: Gsa.a .a -.
BY heavens, Guy, rve got rich sell t.
relate. met old Cass up stairs, Just now,
thought 1t was you, and began cussing him
about my room" go
Gen. Cass, with emphasis,)" Vel, man.
you've met old Cass again! "@ -
Stranger slopcd and has not been heard
from since.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-05-18

Impressed me strongly. threw glance
upon my worm-eaten furniture, tattered dra.
peries, and dirty floor, and felt h,nniliated:
but Van Spreckdal appeared to pay no at
tention to these details. sggs ~. :. ,sT.,
Master Venius,' he resumed, "I have
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-05-18

( Schiller was right when he said -, The
immortal soul does not share the imperfec-
tons Of matter;, when the body sleeps, it un,
folds its radiant wings, and 1wanders, God
.knews " Yhither Nature is bolder N her re-
allities than the Imagination Of man in its
widest fancies.''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-02

Since January $40 SIS o7o 2o,oo2ses 81 $50 o2T
This is the first week for some time past which
shows a falling OF as compared with last year,
and the probability is that the decline is accden.
tai The chief articles Of export during the past
week have been cotton, provisions, breadstufis
and domestic dry goods-the latter article consti
tutng alone about one-thrd of the total export
We note q heavy shipment Of wheat to Liverpool
and several shipments Of corn to British ports.
The British colonies have taken q large quantity
Of -four. This time last year there were heavy re-
shipments Of foreign merchandise, which swelled
the total returns; considering, however, that we
shipped sbouta million and half Of specie, the
above exhibit is not unsatisfactory on the whole.
The Hammonia sailed today with SALT 300 10
specie, sl06 $50 Of which Was In llver; several
parties who proposed at one time to ship in this
vessel decided yesterday and today to wait for the
Vanderbilt on Saturday. The business in bills les
pecially sterng) quite active at the rates quot,
ed in this mornings HERALD, and before the mail
closed most II not all, the leading drawers advanced
to 1904 for 60 day bills and 1lOi for short sight
AT these figures, however the demand dropped on.
Francs current at yesterdays rates, viz; Sill
for short bills, and 5l3i for co days bills with only
moderate business doing The recent decline In the
imports Of dry goods has its effect upon the ex.
change market by reducing the demand for bills.
The following are the last quotations of sight ex
change on New York at the cities mentioned, the
quotations being In all cases for rold:--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-02

The money market presents no new features.
Yesterdays bank statement is regarded with
marked favor and encourages capitalists to lend at
low rates. The news from Europe by the Anglo
Saxon, from which 1t appears that the private
bankers Of London have abandoned the contest
with the Bank OF England and restored the notes
they were boarding, is also calculated 10 settle con-
idence and improve the tone Of the market Among
lenders the complaint Is still Of the want Of good
paper and the very light demand for money among
the stock brokers.
There was rather more business on the Stock Ex.
change TO day than yesterday, but stll brokers
complain Of the dulness OF the market, and prices
are generally lower. Missouris and Tennessees
continue 10 be offered for sale at afractona decline
and the inquiry for raiIsay bonds Is less active
than II was. New York Central was fairly active
at decline; Il opened at 7sI, fell of 10 1sl and
closed at Isl bid, against ISL at the close yeser.
day. Michigan Central was wanted at small al
vance. Michigan Southern, old and new, was
lower; the new board OF directors are fairly
Installed, and VIII presently, we understand,
lay before the public q scheme Of reorganiza
ton, by the aid Of which they hope to place
he concern on q permanently stable basis
Panama was inactive at . slight decline. We
company, has reached Bogota, and IL prosecuting
hs negotiation with the government for the re
newsl Of the charter. We give below an extract
from the last repor, Of the New Granadian Finance
Minister upon the relations between the govern.
Nen. and the company. Galena, Rock Island. To
le,io and the other Western stocks were fraction
lover tse business done in them was very light
We aNe evidently Witnessing the usual reaction
after the excitement Of the early part Of April: By
and by, all looks serene and the earnings Of the
roads increase, there may be a renewal Of spesula
tion In the afternoon to-day the market was quiet,
and stocks closed duh q, the following quotations.
Virginia ss. ga 20; Missouri 6s, s5l I. Cantan.
Aisi; Cumberland Coal preferred, lti a IS; Pa.
cinc Nal, los o 4; New York Central, TssaI
Erie, ie l; Hudson River, iii a !; Harlem. i2l
j. preferred, 57i i Beading i2i Il yl,hgln
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-02

bbs at The above quotations. Corn meal Was unchanged
while small sales were MADE ri the above
figures. Wheat vas heavy and nominal with light sales
Chicago sprirg quoted o, 81 &c 81 -, ana Mlwan
kee cub III 81 81 81 80 Corn In better de-
fnsnd and sales sctive The transactions embraced
ABOUT "a ooo bushes inc udng Western mixed, ahoat
Tee, and do delivered al SOC sokc southern yellow
with tales Of 500 bushels NJ Sc Barley more
buoy ant With salss OF ls7e0 bushels Tie for fair
state, and Tehc for Western Barley malt quiet at
soc poc. Oats plenty and cheaper, and the de-
spd limited, with sales Of Western aud Canadian ct
a. &C. q 4ec., and Slate at 43c q tsHc.
cofryr The saee embraced 800 BAGS harscabo at
f3ac sishc., eco do Gopaives ri 134c., and 4 small
lot 1smacs $50 bsgs) at isAc.
Corrox fhe make, ~ss without quotsble change The
taes en- bsced about 900 500 bales Prices we're basel
upon about ~ 70 for mddng uplands The following n
ssaemeut Of The movement 10 cotton since the LIST Sep
timber isst compared With the previous three
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-02

sSs re aosS kssiossS ssss::a..Iw! $3.50.
BRIG Losaas tSr,. so0isussd. LOndoadsrry-n ) A
BE Gee. rs.sp.pA ar..s Yarmouth. Ss- ne. !..sA
sss s..s hoss si no 90
sssr s.ny. nssss.sa, Wl.iaaaos-D Murray.
8, asIsdos: S;:i,h T::Si. To.=, srs-. DsRo.sa
S; F Fs:T ssss:sS rs
stssnsAp New York Bres) Won ss.sen Brennan Apru Is
c.S scsHsmD:. iss Win na:s and 81 p.s.1S.
q nvssae e. s:G
:.s sss d. S:s, s = bound
cSdS;n I SDasS A. = q, IN z. =: D:a 3. ~.
fssss TS Z. 81 ea P:::ss . :. -; ssss.s
81 = Az = : s :sS, sssss ):
sAs Persia, hsncs for Liverpool
ss ssA vt. A Z. e 8
sss e :. g s: ss s
boat arinnsll, No had one dssa an isiasp SaSos
ssH U.dsr.risr. Roberta l.ys.poel March n xssA nass
lon 81 q ssnsyssd .sp Reisn coOos Sou At = = q
%iss q ssady Hook, received plot ro@ Sosi ESssnd
10 Il a:: a. ~ II:
sl,p ss,as Aco.s: london and ycr.@en.A ns.oA H. VITA
Ban sod. FsT Gascaa xars.Ars LssAora. IS aAy.. Win
Brs Hen Mar !BT Gard. Windsor Ns 10 dAys Win plA.
I!s M.s::S 81 xsy xrp: Green New orls.n. d.y.
echr George (of New Haven't whitney, 81 Crolx IL
with &c, fowrer, Of New Haven, where he veass
schr Albert Fisld lot TauD.on, Phillips Bermuda day.
with potatoes Ae. 10 knih, ycree Co.
schI ocss. T,ss tarl Locshar, Windsor. Ns. 10 days.
schr hodSInan, BriGE., Efsabs'hprt for saoo.
echr Orion. Hart OalaG Il days
6chY Jane HAsken CaAs DAYS
sehr lusilH spear. Trsalln- ed.ys
6chr ApGcliEe AveSy, Rockland, Z days
echr Hardsossbble, Ban, Rocklard, days.
echr earah. Elwell Roekand. 4 dAya
sehr gharictte. Arcy. Roeksnd. daya
schs Renowp, Bssken Rcckapd, days
echr r Ptts. Pierce, 1ocklAnA, days.
Scar Ruuh, William, Roudout for Portland.
fchr PAilas, French, Rondouf for Portland.
echP Cyrus Chamberlain 6turges Bosoa- 4dAyA
echr Appletcn- Tnkham, Boston, 6dayA
scAr sasah MACDONALD, Kely, Bos,on for Albany.
sioop Msw WosA n, Providenoe 3day&
e>eAner New LO0don. ounhAL New LAn1oa,
shp Augustus Arrived night from New Oreans re-
1ni 1Ag gn Il q a. - ca % ps,ssd ;sp nogr sswar
bound 4 A beat .rcand foriss IL eo%pssy xiA 4 Sss
seh anosg them Tart Harvs, and ship Ocean Monarch
Page from New Orleans for Liverpool passed hsr on "A
nna Reef ON the nst h, lat IS So Ion "a passed bark
1snGix Of Boston. bound q
BELOW.
BArt Levanter (Br), Raymond, from 0rsenock March
SAILED.
steamshps HumoutA, Of and for Hamburg; Jamestown.
Norfolk, Ac; and osAerA
Wind 1t sunriss NE; ~ sunssa z, fresh, with rain
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-02

The latest report of the New Orleans exchange
market t27th ApriD is ss follows
The exchange market manfests increased nFmnes,
~ continue hnes II SO orn .pa
owing 70 marked reduction in the supply and the ten
dehcy Of rates q ssh upward We quote the ruling
losx, and 1851 for exceptional signatures Bhl Of
aiding drafts lo7,S los and 1885, Francs g. lels
iali !. and TX per cent discount sigh, lio X nd x
per cent premium.
The report Of senor gutierrez Minister of Fl
nance Of the 0ranadian Confederation, presented
to Congress at Bogota, on the LIST Of February this
year, contains the following passage relative to the
Panama Railroad:-
The National Treasury participant in The profits of
this undertaking IN conformity with he szissg oootracs,
Union has made and taking the necessary steps for The
liquidation and recovery Of said profits fer although
years the method in which they dedaOsd them deprived
the Treasury Of the complete amount that really belonged
tUs N. ~. ns
commenced before the Supreme Court for the ST.
tenent Of the disputed point but lately the executive
reports Of the said Minister that the company disposed
To settle the matter without legal Intervention acknow
SgDg s ~sS %n IN .hs ~ssssns , ns
has produced average $I9 900 year Tue
for 1859 have not been received yet. and for this
impossible 70 include them In the estimate fer last year.
An extract Of the receipts expenses pronu and dividends
Of nterooeanic work from 1857 when the road was
opened December, 1858, presented In the adjoned
table, which has been formed from the rendered
by company the Minister Of the Confederation and
which he forwarded TO the executive power Tue
lowing is the statement referred to-
Groes profits OF the p. r. r from 1852 10
December, 1858. ............ se,ss4, $50
General expenses and deprecs-
tion OF material. ....s2 700 .ss2
New srsnsd.n proporucn.... ssisS
Do per cent on mxts....... $1,000
Total disbursement. IS ,S06,TS
Balance on hand Dec. 81, 1853. 2so4l--se 3el $40
In addition to the $50 100 received per oen,age the
dividends by New Granada the table shows further
sum Of $3i ese Is claimed by the government, which
amount 10 the subject Of the arbitration referred TO-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-02

Central, Az 40; Michigan Southern and North
ern Indiana, III al; do. guaranteed, 22l a !; Pa
mama l43l IA; Illinois Central, SO a I; Galena
and Chicago, S2l %; Cleveland and Toledo, al
%; Chicago and Rock Island, 64lat.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury to-day was as
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-02
CITY CON N ERCfAL RE pORT.

AsHEs The marke, was steady, ., bA4c for pos and
bssc for pearls
BnxsnervsYs : iour-rhc busincss In -four ana grain
nsbt Yor The nrst time the Corn Exchange closed
IL O'Clock, which tended 70 abort neg citations In
progr.ss but not completed. Common grades OF state
and Western exhibited nrmness yhic sales footed
up about oo0 coo bbs Of all grades, closing within
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-02

Tie exchanges ct the Clearing House this morn
ing amounted to $24,l36,2 67 Il, and the balances
10 81 ,6ls,065 Is.
The Bank of New York has declared semian
nual dividend of three and half per cent, payable
on the 10th; the Bank Of Montreal, dividend Of
four per cent, for the last six months, payable on
the LIST Of June.
The following ia a comparative statement Of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-02
pR. AYERS MEDICINES.

" AxoRs or Tn GREAT CIfIxs.
-; - 80: Z ::,;.
s. Al cS s. & sc..n .y e fs
II: r. ss % . a.; d sss :: : 4
Mayor Of Nashua, n,
HON. Z. ". HARRnoIo..
BON. JOHN ABBOTT.
Mayor Of os.sws. ME-
Mayor Of w~sss~. No.
HON. NAYH'L sILDE1,
Mayor Of sAls.. xasa
HON. =. v. LINCOLN.
Mayor Of Bss.s.. MAaA
MAy@o Providsnss. l.L
HON. AMOS W. PRlH1ICE
Mayor OF New Londos, Oeas.
Mayor Of xoaizss, Q. \
Mayor Of New Ysrf ~.
HON. L. KINsTRKY,
Mayor Of Hsnnsou. Q. ".
HON. ADAM WILSON.
Mayor Of cinsinnau. ohss.
HON. !. Il. CRAWFORD.
HON. JOHN SLOAN
Mayor Of Lyons Iowa
HON. JAMES Ho1rrf n.,s;; ., p.-...,u,. o.v.
HON. JAMES W. HozlH,
HON. HENRY ooorEa, u,
Mayor Of Frsdsiao.. n. y.
Mayor Of New Bedford. xaas.
HON. J. G. BLAIsDILL.
w. " Mayor q Eswpsrt RI
HON. FRED. srAHL.
WV Mayor Of Dubuque, Iowa
HON. 1A0AAs 0A0' ssya " y cA.a.aoss> Team.
HON ROBERT BLAIR.
HON r. d. BAUGH,
Mayor Of Nemphi. Teas.
Mayor Of ,niwauhse. Wa
Mayor Of Racine VIA
HON. A. FARR,
Mayor Of Kesahs Wa
HON. JOHN c. HAINEs.
Mayor Of Chicago H.
HON. y. J. A. HEATH,
Mayor of sslna. Ala.
HON. A. J. NOBLE,
Mayor OF Montgomery, Ala
HON. W. g. HoLYBAD.
Mayor Of Columbus. O..
Mayor Of Phuadelphh, rs.
HON. ". ". sAwIN.
HON. \. y, NAuRy.
Mayor Of washngtoa, d. O.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-02

IL IN ercsllent remedy. and worthy he soasdsnss q q
cDmnpny.
ID e,oellsnt rsnedy and worthy the ooahasnss q
community
Il IN e1cellani remedy vorhy Ne sssAdenes a =
comnunisy.
Il - sxsslent remedy. Asd wosay ~ eonaAssss Il =
community.
Ii m ssosllsns remedy and worthy The eoaadssss Il q
oonmupfy.
Il IN ezcellens remedy and worthy shs coincidence II Y
conmunhy.
Ii n szssllsss rs~sdy and sor,ky ne cosnss,ss Il =
cpDmunny.
Il srcslleus remedy sod wahy The sossssnss Of q
community.
Ii IN srcslisni remedy ard .cihy he soasds.ss 4 q
10 n ezeslepi rsssdy worthy Ne eoan<esss Il 4
comm unity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-02

r FINANCIAL AND CONNER CiAL
TUESDAY, May LIP. NJ.

TUESDAY, Nay I'd p NJ.
The following is a comparative statement of the
exports exclusive Of specie) from New York TO To-
reign ports for the week and since January IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-02

AYERS sARsAFARr.LA.
ArEK's sARsaPAauLA.
ArlRs sARsArAKnta.
Fer ssr,s: Pss::ss
For sprpE Dseasss,
re s.r,pps - necs-
+: ff$ $:''::: I: s :s:s
= s:;.ss'. !: g k k.:': s "a.
s. : ss:;:: : E::: \: "a
20 TSns:, g,s.. 90 s~.
e e f fs:ss: S Sss.: :ss : :sr:
yw Erspuoss and r,.plss.
f~ Erupnaps - rinsl
+, f. s s,s: Z: ~ -: g: - g 3:
Fss 4. ss::s: r: : Re: : sEIss;
f fs i i:s:, or 6, ~ Al New ssss:,.
Es f. 81. s s::s = e: = =ss:
r. g. S:::= = s:::=s:: ::.
E.: b. s'=, 3: 3: =. ::: 9: - q.
rw Two oc~plssnss,
~ Liver CONG sss,
ss D. ., = q
srd Rr11A Provinces. Jhn, Peru, Braxl nesics. ana
Of smrua an - cfto o. tks Cratpen& lave asped the
:s .. :s:: ::s ''is ss, .,s ss; ~
AyKRs CHBRRy PICTORIAL,
For Coughs, Cods and consnnpnoo.
ArEus FILA
For AL purpoass q Family PhySc.
AxsRs Aeus CURE
Prepared By
Esf's #: II: u.s. 8:
And SOLD NJ ALI Dsusaisfs rvskrwHE|
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-02

AYERS sARsAPAAILLA,
AYERS 8AheAPARILLA,
AYE1's BARsAPARr[AI.A,
AYERS sAAsAPARuLA,
AYREs sARsAPA1uLA,
AYERS sAasAFARILLA.
AYEA's sAasAPALu1LA,
AYKR's sARsAPARu.LA.
AYERs "a asAPARIILA.
AYERS sARsAPARu4LA.
AYEKs sAAeAPAKrLf.k.
AYRR's sARsAPARrLLA.
AYERS sARsAPARfLLA.
AYERS sARkAPARHLA-
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Total disbursement



Balance hand Dec. 81, 1853. $50 041--e6 334 $40
In addition the $50 100 received per centage the
dividends by New Granada the table further
tum Of $3I e9e Is claimed by the government, which
amount the subject Of the arbitration referred TO-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-02

FORT LAFAYETrE Nay l, sunsel-ons bark coming ~
The Bay Steamship HammoniA Hamburg cleared bsr
M11PM Wind T. fresh; raining.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-02
AyKK's sAKs srAnILLA,

AyKR's sAks srAAILLA.
AYKks sARsApARrLLA.
AYERS sARsAPARILLA.
AYkR's sARsaPARuLA,
ArHRs sAhsArARuLA,.
ARMS sAssAPARrrI.A.
AYKR's sARsAPARuLA,
AYERS sARsAPARnLA.
AInR's sAksAPARfLLA.
ArER's sARsAPARfLLA.
AYERS sARsAPARu.LA.
AfER's sARsaPARILf.A.
AyIR's sARsAyAKILa.
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summary - Recsipu-lncrcae at the potts compared
with sst year Tte 600 bales kxport<-focresse TO Great
Britain, fib,oo0 bales; increase France 178 600 de-
crease 70 other foresn ports, $1,000 Total increase
porte, SIS .0C0.
FhtIcnrs Tho engagements were moderate. while
rates we're steady To IEerpcol 5000 bushels pcas we're
engaged ii obsd IN shE's esgs. so boxes checsc, by
steamer Al sos % boxes bacon, Is hhds shopders and
Is tcrccs hAus AL a. BE- By steamer. and 80 ueroes
beef NJ 30, Cd. 10 Glasgow 200 bbs cngAesi
ai % per ESQ bs To Bremen leo bales ootion were
taken ri &c
Har steady, win 'ses Of 300 500 bslss for ship
neui At coo. 81
Isos vas unchanged. sales Of scotch PIG we're made
in lots ri ga 60
Iss IN steady demand. with sales Of both sorts Of
Rockand st iaet weeks rates
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For the week........ q
Previously reported. BIT. 1
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h.An COZ TED ships Mary Hammond, Bosion; Lancaster
~, ros IN, Apsn Ar, ,ss.msAip pefor Hsiicu Boa
1870. w ssprQED hDrn 3 Arr sehr Ruiz Haley Penney
rsa.s s s;: sss:s ss .ss am an.
& , ss.,s ssr ;As Sss::' tsa
skwrosf sp,S @x ssA r' ss.; s,aa Burns, p.,u
mo i.r sose Ga s,s 81 ssns Mon Tor Preyses
..sS sa. asss. Ps s ss:'I b Is
E.isht sssma,s 9 Loe.r. Ad.es JOIN sSs.s E,srs
s.rds y cAriss, Rider. asd Hunter, R.sssa, rsiass'
Nh-xn .ioop willard sacs,sss.m. Pan rv.r for Srors
xSvv' sB srs sssr Pen s.a sod c.ss,.
ssadoa, o. so.Or T.yor osdss, fr.sas - John
s,s,s ~. r.ess , Ken M sas Desns vesIs
sIs nxysS Apri s-se sssr " wp Bem.u,vA
-.S n,. ,s os iss: c.9 fs gss s. O..
vsrd W and VIM crocksr knd,ca, eAlvsson. ca issh
nILtDEiPiiiA, xpri 8 asanoesI,- AT ..Ar. sv.,
f.sps, co.. f.ss xss ssss s sss. s's ~
Juln Maria E.son c.lsh; wssos rsicy, Cossss~s;
s. .:s,I ss;P; II. - :.ss
ss s,ari s. rn s,, o- s. rs.o r.; csp1s y.
nd rrss xs.@s Bo..os' csrs., sAssss- Rsssssy
fs,.s cssss, sssn "a w. bgss. ron
s Es..Sss B.ssss ussis.ss. :fss. s.s. lave Cd
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