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, 1860-08-07

This estimabla lady breatbed her last yester.
day, Augu.t 1ss, xt the hospitnble residence Of
tt. Rev. Bishop AeCoskry, in this citr, afte. q
lingering and painful i,lneeH which khe endured
with heroic loEnttdst ,Eiten Marion ki1zie,
wife Of George c. Bats, Eeq,, was The daueh.
ter Of John .k,rzie, Esq >, Who late ia the last
century, euigrAied to ihe United States from
Scotland, anL belonged 10 that numerous clas :
Of Scotch aud French Traders, b. whose enter
price the great. tnr trade Of The -Northwcsicrn
Territory wsa opened, aud the foundation Of It's
future greatness established. lie engaged in the
fur trade frat fn Sandusky, Ohio. and subse-
quently eulb.rke in business In Detroit, with
Mr. ForsJ III, father Of the late Major Robert A.
Fora}th. They Tere supplied by 1he great
English mercantile house Of Patterson, at Sand
Wlch, Z. #. Mr. hlrz:e then est6b1I~hed post
1t bertrand, on the st. Joseph River, near
Niles, in this State, and IN ls0f was appointed
Su,ler Of the new military post d. Chicago,
where tb~ subject Of TIL. sketch was born in
December. 1906. being the lisst whi.e clild born
in that place., She Was educated Ii M1ddletown,
Conn, Rnd st the age Of SIXTEEN. marsied Dr..
Alexander Woo1cott. Several day before her
deatb Ms. Bates WIS takeE suddenly and &C.
veselJ i'll In the. cisy ri New York, and is sill
detained there, unable to leare his room. Her
memory will ever be cherished By large circle
Of friends to whom she eudered herssif by The
many virtues which adorned her character
--D<troit Adrtr,ia~.
, 1860-08-07

We nre in receipt Of two communications,
each oi which is eigued ~ Douglas Demo-
c:at, complsiningo Of the manner in which tle
Times and Herald is conducted, and demand
Ing the publication in Chicago of s:noo-pure
Douglas paper. We do Let prirt either Of
them, for tho reason that trey do not d:dsr
materially from one that appeared in our cc1.
n'nus on Saturday, and because the quarre1s
o' the Democrats are matters ia which we
hive 60 concern. Lincoln, urque .tionalAy,
has clcar majority Of all the voters in tile
State, and it matters Little whether the Sham
Democracy quarrel CT keep tho peace.
, 1860-08-07
u l T. D.

On SUNDAY. Augu.s ah. o: Dysente.y, WIL.Ir, ouly
Chi IT Wa ahd JostPAenu AAu :otk, aged seyea
Funeral this tTue.d " ateEcooa 1t O'Clock from No.
Van Rurta Street
"0rr Tile Gcsps Is jesus"
Sunday night, the Hh ins- II /: O'Clock MARCIA
CLAK.SSA tnT c4ushter OF Cnzr.el aad S. H. Fxsa17.
b., aEed one J. af and thfes dsYs.
The funeral will tats pl,es from the .ed4aee Of The pa-
re2ts corner OK Waoash Avenue Rn.od Paes to-day
Asr.x. Ths friends Of the family a1e Invited to attend
without further ro:ice.
"a l!1ht departed fro a tbs hearth Of home
e.v1ns Eha1nV w1.F9 !E f7dl pca thone.
At.wsr ju& bursting i4to Lila and h4ooo
Loppe1 irL1u ii steup-sha wrr ef1 I'D sud ione
A. eo!dea hnl drop from lore Ers-ioua chain
Gtn from ale -uan's a1cfes easaeE .ffpa--
or nua!ns rtchsst tones mi%1ne ktya n
a tlfanote hushcd IL ,hs blue sumner heaven,
-rhtt1lI Is gathered to IT. souree 8ea,p.
III ,uxn !ouK IT. rsd aoea viii be missa On aarth.
Tint jzos u1" aol2ated to I Iuna,e-pSn
3 o.An. ii H. N yts; whels no bin hs hxa birth:
Tha: m!ssf < link Eei MS IN ioves c-aia ah Ne.
1hAt los1 krm ,AIkls- On the eav or. b. vi
TIA. mEk:c- Ut At1oc4 fus1 10 10. II love-
Ewclis richly ID tns .ntLems o The beat
, 1860-08-07

AtEloE. Grt ens Co.. VII, Aug, 1, 1EEQ.
E.te,= Pfets and Tit uue:
ljudge Of The manner in v hich you speak Of
Blunt aud Mckinney that ycu u1c juboring un-
der e mistake with regard to them slr. blunt,
tWilliam is His first nau,e} lives in this county
and was at my house last night. lhave becu
personally acquainted with him seventeen
seventeen years. md would inform you that
Ae Is q tro s.a'7y znan, and has been in tie
h.h1t Of holding diseuss;ons On ,ha. sybject, al-
ways taking the ground Tia. The Bi1le sanclioas
sIas<ry.-
I should like to give you history Of the
Texas affair, as gwen By himself, bat hare not
time to do 80. Blunt and Mckin aev are Disci.
pie tCau'pbel!its) preachers and not Ii Methodistst
and ere botl pro slavery mcn AID known Us
:uc!l in Texas. Blunt has not been in Texas
within the last six months.
, 1860-08-07

p Willie <,f fba \" }fn~rx Lcu
" ''0 - 'Ae : "'"Se 'SHr"a' LAS
been making three weeks cruise ont West Ills
lust letter i, frcm Chiracn which In !. d;eu,s.d
-
f'' ~ Aa''e'ipe 'esn's' I'M III speaA1'g
o. Inc CROWN Of Its popnlat1on he fallx into
rr.ht error Ua says IL has ;rcreRsrd IN TON
nm - a., 80
oA. wv 'uuA'4'4u1 ~ 1oo'o'os "aeo' ID
trnsh Eon'y gre" fFcm $4,000 to 12v,c0o in ttu
yea:s, which is fast enough to SATISFY moderate
p.,.I. IL aa..,1.. ~.
'aa
o'e ao"n stFaeture' winch 10 another blunder.
l: is The largest and most prominent structure
evrr hut ia ibe n,,on f,r tho ,,,xo.o, ,e
F-'fe'e0 "
s'2sle po'tt'eai campaign.
We take a few extracts from hIs letter:
The frat oh5cct RI ;,.te,rxt xh;ch csu,h, mr.
eve. ia a .trnii afrcr h,c.ktsv, ~. t..,.;r;t
church. br;i, annar,n11y ;n orch;,eetnra1 h.if
Eourc1uv. Ti,e material t,,xt ia ~ e.w nr".
dueed tn,s inpress,on-s i,eht ,r.T .t!,ne
WHICH, with exposure 10 the air. pivrs on+ a hi.
luminous otze. The trickiinga Of Which tnrniny
black, hare The aprearauce Of a crurefnl drns
p'ry Of mournirg fringe OF lace. I can tcarce
e1ptan to 1nyaelf the look Of yei!ed sadness
which wAs thus gireu to bonse Fl Ord hnf 90
tue aspect OF the p.sce where peuitence and sor.
row are oiaenest the truest wprsbippers. il
seemed 10 me . rticulefly upproprieIe'
A startling eject, Ut Chicago. for the travel,
er'a eye, is the tudden crossiue Of the princ;,a,
streets by large vessels, aud sppareulv with m
more interruption to the moving tide of yeh;.
cles than would be mnde bY the transverse pusg-
aing OF rail car. The busiest quarter Of the cty
Is eult around tue windlngs Of deep creek;
, 1860-08-07

WASHINGTON. August d.
THE NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION.
The result Of the election in North Carolina
is noF pretty definitely ascertained, and shows
q msjoflt5 fer Ellis. Democrat, for Governor. Of
aoont ~ 'o0- Fool has made conBidera able gains.
chisag because the Opposition vote bas beeu
more fully brought ou, than ia former contests;
aud further, because he was running UPON IN
'ssue popular in the middle and western gec
tonH Vi the s;ta'e. Ioui was mn advocate Of an
0d1dkorfH tax on negro property. While EL,s
was opposed thereto. The Legislature will be
Denocra'i:; fact which is important, from
the circumstance that United Sta.es senator
1s to be- elected in place cf HIM. T. :. Cling,
man, :" no learn il not likely 10 be reelected.
Az meut oned last night. the Doug 2lAsites pref
II generally went for Pool, which is by no
ia1ans encouraging to the friends Of He'll and
Eserett- II they can't, with the assistance Of
the Dougasites. csrrs an old Wing State like
North Carolina, what can they hope to do in
o'her southern States. and what ose is there in
running tickets at the North, which are only
put up to be beaten or help Douglas:
THE TEXAS 7norntEs,
The accounts Of an insusrectionary move
ment in Texas Ire doubtless much exaggerated.
Ihe fro'siavety party and the Constitutional
Union party, rs it calls itself, are Of coursc en-.
deavor'nx 10 use the matter to promote their
won't pay. N
GEN. c4ss. w
A rumor ia circulating that Gen. Cass does
not in tend to return 10 Washington, and that
Dickinson Of New York, will succeed him AZ
Secre1ary of State. This may account fer
ridgn.
Wsnlxernx, Anxun = 1870.
~,
nented uou In the New Yurk u<raL, in which
he takes Mira ground against The South and
threaiess war upon Squ.hern Institutions. is
generally repudia'ed By 1he Republicans hero
II il sts.td aha& WeatHorth really desires 1ba
defeat Of lincoln, aud to this end has prepared
the recent editorials in bis paper. l lesrn from
the highe1t authority tits intended to aunnuuco
that mr. Wentworth is rot commissioned to
speak for Mr. Lincoln. Certain II is, that if the
scutiI1ects cnntaiue4 in Weutwortt's articles
are accepted by ths Republican candidate for
the Presidency, it will greatly interfere with bis
chances Of election.
, 1860-08-07

We are glad t. seo that demonstration is
to be made in Chicago which, while it will ex.
press the opinion Of the city III relation to Gar.
loaldts heroic ca,rt. for Italian cadcm, will
oe 1hs means Of adding trife to his military
cash.bo1. The public opinion Of 1l4is osnltry
must be greatly misunderstood in Europe II
tie ef':Hts Of the Catholic priesthood and laity
10 cry down the liberal Cause lave tcoa ac-
copied as an index Of the popular wish Let
us horo that it will be ret right, end that, in
spite Vi Douglas, Slavery and Democracy, the
oppressed Of tho Old World may learn tl,at
Liberty still has Acr worshippcrs i'll America.
, 1860-08-07
The Forthcoming Fair.

The entry boaks ior the Industrial ExLibi-
tion at the Wl9wam. are now open at the rooms
of the Net thanics' Institute, 1a3 Clark STREET.
We are glad to notice very general and llbe-
raj state Of preparation in progress among our
mechan'cs. artisans and merchants generally,
to hive the Industrial Exhibition in the Crest
Wigwam the finest local Fair over held in tho
Northwest
, 1860-08-07

It may be found that bu6hel Of sandwiches
for each man will not be bad thing to have at
Springfield tomorrow. There may be no ecat-
city Of pro'ender; but il the expectations f
our Springfield friends a1c realized, hams aud
1oayes of bread will be as scarse in Springfield
before night to morrow, as principles in Il .
Democratic party-at any time. Take basket
with you, because. though John Wright is tt {
rnrreyor Of the party, it is well to provide
against The cxpec:cd famine.
, 1860-08-07

CR1cAao, hug. I. 1660.
Cot. J. 3. F. Rrs1ELL-Dta- SIR: IN reply to
-FOUR favor Of this morning, suggesting the ad-
v,sAblenesa Of q postponement Of The Gar,haidi
Concert, nn account Of tbs reception Of the
Z3uaves, I am happy to say that it will not
cause 50 great an Inconvenience as We would
not gladl, undergo In order to take part ia tue
reception Of thai gallant corps, In fse', by
holding the Concert before the Z,uaves had ar
rived, or before the elspse Of a few days had
allowed them the necessary recreation after
such a tsiumphal march ,hrouxh The Unite
the opportunity to assIs lie hrave q .ri6aidi 10
his non.e work. iaek which i. iurblduen to
their s~ords-by adding new attractions to the
programme Of the Concert. Tbs Co2cert will
be postponed to the l7,h Of August.
Most Respect uliy,
ERN.T t'Ru+1yo,
t:a'n Arra1R. Com.
, 1860-08-07
lNQUEoTS.

DIED OF TuInrr Ron WnlsKY.-An inaues,
was held yesterday by Coroner James, at No
II White street, upon the body of womau
named Mrs. Morgan kean. The husband oi
deceased, who is sailor, went to Boftao three
weeks since, leaving his family in charge Of 4
nei2hbor, Ar. I'olton. On Sunday evening
Mr. y. called in to see her and found her dead
in bed, and her two children, twins about four
years Of age, playing around. They said thci,
mother WAS asleep, and had been since the day
before. The last time she was seen alive was
about noon On Saturday, and from the appear
acce Of the body she must hare died that If.
ternoon. 4 verdict Of death from excessive
lntemuerRuce MAS repdered
, 1860-08-07

CulcAoo, Aug. ,. laf0.
ERyss7 8. PRusslxo. Esq Chairman Commit.
tee Of ofArrangemruls Of Garlbaldl Concert-D<ar
Sir: Noticing in our papers that the friends Of
the hero,e Gsribsltt propose giving Concert
at tne "tRaan on Friday, the 10sh inst,
would respectfully suggest postponemeot Of
the sane. for the reason that should the arrival
Of our expected Zouave Cadets, now looked lor
on Thursdsy evening. this 9th, be by any acct
dent deferred to ,he Il Lowing evening IL rida,>
it would probably clash With the proper lotertss
We all entertain ID the object Of your Concert.
Therefore suggest the propriety, under these
circumstances, that you postpone the said Con.
cert TO more propitlous time, which would
enable us all to join With you in aid OF the OBJ
jsct Of your Concert
ResPectfulls yours,
J. B. F. RussELL, Chief Marshal,
, 1860-08-07
39rcas & Crtihu11t>


THE ELECTIONS YESTERDAY,
Our information from Missouri is too uea.
gro to warrant conjecture as to The result.
For some usaccouutablo reasou we could
obtain Eotling last evening from St. Louis
whittier al eyes are turned with great solici-
Iule.
Tic returns from Kentucky indicate the
election Of Gen. Leslie Coombs <Un;on candi-
date) 10 the Office Of Clerk OF the Appeals.
, 1860-08-07

II turns out that three Of tie most prominent
Douglas men in the State OF Alabama, John
Fn.e5th, uuckabee and Parsons. voted for the
*200.n non military resolutons passed by the last
Legislature. and now frequently referred to by
the douglas speakers IN the North rs evl-
dence of the disunion plans atoot in the South
eEn States.
What ere we to infer from ttisY That at the
time Of their passage, Mr. Douglas expected to
his opinion Of disun,on and of the disuniouists
has been ut all modified by his failure to re-
ceire the d.Eunionls,'s vote in the Charleston
and Baltimore CouvcntionH-N. J. Ereu,ug
, 1860-08-07

70 If our correspondent T. F. B. will invest
are cents in the campaign edition Of the Life
Of Llncoln, issued from this Office, be will find
the inquiries he proposed fully answered.
, 1860-08-07
Dc1eftfuE Sham Demo
efAcy In Aturfn.

Of msnuf.c,r1d fa1:oFned by one Of the proprietors
.bo wbsn .le seGe9s Gelm.s; tSr'ya's nea aesry al Il
hersloiore voted Il. - Dexas,te xlo, . man, have
there are now but three nen 10 .hs t'Sxs-'hs: ha
Der "ho have not declared for II I,sa,n ~noe nun. 1
is one Of the signihcaut signs Of ueGIn. u'a This
Germans hare become ~.h es 1ss fa'as des
.9d prs.ens'oa. Of the leaders ars
to cat .oose from 4he tsamnels Of fn3@'ned nst31
vote thu houeat sentiments Of thar be,rg{,' ano
Lincoln and Freedom.-Co4un5us (OaiaS SL.of 10
>--"e{ VONf-
, 1860-08-07

D NOW u tho time TO bring your Lard,
As.1at, Camphene and Fluid Lamps, aud hare
them altered to burn that econom1caf and be4l-
liant non explosive hght-Kerossne UI-at
Mobiles Lamp and Oil Eapnrium-l2s Clark
street, between Washington and Madlsun sts.
jy % l2t
Miller's Hair l1v1goratsr-tle best IN
use. s. T. u cchlsy, agent, COZ STATE street.
is21 3U1.
, 1860-08-07

GAlsAtp1 AxD H1s Wopk.-A Florenr.
correspondent Of the Providence journal .avs.
Gen. Ga1ibaldi Is atesdlly doing hls vork
Whh charActsristic enargy he il gong etrsjvht
forward TO tbs accomplishment OF thp ands
Which h. - drst proposed. Lie bus ju,t con,
Gtnded bargain with Col. Colt for ioo. .oo0. OF
~ ness srns ~ Thieh arc produced BY thu mao
nleceurer. To his Fesoureas Of iii eorts th.-.
.se constantly coming in the most hberal cons
uapneona Baron klcsaoli has inst msde hin
apnsscot Of 900 stsad Of arms, Ind Others ~
fiTiag IN similar proportion, ~
, 1860-08-07

Noa7u sios WIDE AwAkEs.-You are hereby
requested to meet 1t North Market Hall at 4 r.
H., with black suit, white gloves and full uni-
form for parade aud escort duty.
CO.. W1tpRa. Sec'y.
, 1860-08-07

WEST s1pR WIDE AwAxEs ATTENTION l-Yop
are hereby notified 10 assemble at West Mar
kes Hall promptly at IT o'clock this afternoon
for parade and esco:t duty, and to join in the
excursion to Springfield. BY order.
EDWARD SoInunx Eec'v
, 1860-08-07

MILITARY E1cuEs1oxs.-The Shields Guard,
ia their new uniforms, took sn exclusion to Lake
Forest yesterday. The Highland Gunrd hare
their excursion on the 10th instant, to Evans.
, 1860-08-07


The census takers, suppose, consider their
labors about concluded; but it all the city has
been taken Is it was in my ncighbo1hood, il
will be very defective return. There are about
twenty young men boarding where do. Mime
OF Us can hear Of the Deputy Marshal hayir z
been at eur house. None Of us have seen him.
The proprietor says he has not seen him. The
domestics have not seen him, and my belief j.,
that about twenty eight persons, nearly all
adults hare been missed in our house. lear
Of several other houses in the same neighbor-
hood where the Inmates haye no recollection
of having seen the census taker. II the came
care'sasness has prevailed in other parts Of The
city, it is possible that thousands Of persons
hare not been enumerated.
90 STATE STREET.
We have heard other instances Of ouis-
stons to enumerate. We are personally cogni-
zant Of fve persons missed in three families,
aud from all wa can hear, ara led to the belief
that the work Of enumeration has not been
rery accurately or carefully performed. Tie
deputies sre required to ascertain the names,
sex, ages, and nationalities Of every one; the
number Of deaths, births, and marriages, with.
id the past year. Also the actual cash Ealae Of
each mans property, real aud personal, placed
under their proper headings.
There are many other questions, hut these
should be asked in every family. Our readers
can judge from their own knowledge how far
the deputies have complied With their instruc-
tons. One fruitful cause Of error has been. in
taking the replies Of servant girls, when
the head Of the family happened to be absent.
In four cases ont Of five, incorrect answers will
be given. The deputy should have returned
when the mister or lady of tue house was a.
homo, aad procured his information from them.
The deputies should hare made it point to
visit boarding. houses and hotels at meat tis,<y
when the inmates could be seen, aud correct
information obtained; but this has rot been
done. They have taken such guesses as the
proprietors could, or were disposed, to give
At tho very best landlords and landladies can
only tell the number OF boarders; II to sRey.
nativitics, etc, it would be mere guess work.
We are convinced that = large number of
people have been left uuenumerAted, and that The
other statistical Information has been obtained
in very defective manner. Such as the va,ue
Of real and personAi property. MARSHAL Hoyue
has doubtless given his deputies proper instruc.
fions, but We fear they have been carried ont
tnperfectly. The reputation Of the CITY re.
qai,es that the census should be Accurately IA.
ken.
- a correspondent complains OF an OBJ
, 1860-08-07

TnE NeAruER yesterday was warm. Ther-
mometer, 1o2 in the shade in the middle OF the
afternoon. Hottest day OF tie season,
, 1860-08-07

M Yong, August 9Th. cr;ct,t ~ .t.t h.
Esysn e. United sta.s, E.ves I'D % Gsasa.
The Cor: s1e,5sa cso,ss fodsy: IT, following IL
United ssstes-lat innings, u. s'i % d. 49,.
, 1860-08-07

0ua Bu1LDEa RA1sERs AanoAp.-Ws learn
from the Lafayette {ind-) Journal, that . Chi
cago company has taken contrast for raisiug
the briek building Of Ar. Shrirey in that city,
, 1860-08-07

NY Stx Yosk. August: e-5ohn L.: Dix has
but latter farorlng Breckinridgs and Laus,
poa.nt. oq d!1g tho 20 operation Of I'll cp::,
Election il Fs9a ,LFs 70 deeld. ths Presidential
'"'' etaae agslust tbs Republicans.
, 1860-08-07
Rev. Robert III. Cfarkson. d II.


In ausxefto repealed in9ni<s the foovas faets a.e
b,'eaY submitted:
1.-The Company Il duly aeoEp orated und:E hs express
Cemetery statute Of ibis ssate. Tbs Once ase elected
snnus7 br the lot The presen: reetory con-
4 sta OF VIZ. B. Oopss. E.q. E Il sH.1pos. Esq AID
Dr. sAwsx.. Gx, r A. HIATT. tthe Anl,t Ts*a~
sure, and TBoxAs B. BarAs Il Psealacn. The ounds
Ass lid out and improved under TIC ccun et Of WA sArx
pxts Esq the eminent Landscape Gardener Of Phid.I
pha, By SvA1x N1Lsox Of this cir.
The tile il unincumb<reA ssmpl. and pefse. being
dist fou the United States Government through Jusa
Baite.deld md heir, 10 Iho4 B. Bryan, Who wi In III
eases give full Was7ane Deets and ad the voia Cub
dlslscs recorded. to remain fortvts censsy. thus
insurl's |. to shs Lot owners In pe:ps:uty.
a-rhs natural topography Of the grounds is admitted
hy Ill 10 to pesulla1g besaufu-she gentle ltlons
md the Sscss Of old trees over the entire subdv Ion har
Ing suggested The rams Of "Gucr1Az1" Tbs improve
usata oonmsneed only In April st> soe2k for tksn-
ssves. Il IL dtsl<ued mako the C&zes,y shs IT. Au.
tura Of the wat.
s-Tta entrances to tbs c&metesy Il ca ,hs Green Bay
Road about oas mile and lAi beyond the point whe1e
ths Lake View Road dlr.rxes from Il. and tAaa
ri1es nearer sas City thaa Ch!t,.nden sta1ou.
a--The pscs Of Lots Il Only a.eus fourth CT TINT
demanded for uts sized Lots IN Eaa,e,u Ctmes,e. -
showa By the Seals In the omoa.
e-Ths following Report fran The Surveyors e1p1lns
1ssalf:
"we have taken lsses ovet the %u1faee Of u:a>ea-d
ctm&e11. ard Ind the minimum to te II 1sat md
lie maximum height to ba y fa<t ahoro he present stage
Of vs,s. IN Lats NJ s.a: most OF .ae szo7nd tetnc
\ 1est above which time. ta: u1na1 dspA o.
graves. ls1gnsdl
SAMUEL 5. GREElEY,1 ...
KDAuxD B1xBY,
Auguat, I'D, 1sas."
3-Vlsors the Cee.esY a.s to ke.p on The
va1ki asd to drive veh;el oay On ths b,o,d kvslsi
roadx
TH08. 8. BRYAN, P1esIdents
omes In bsJaa Ha CAft IT,. oppose the CosFt Houte.
TIM 81 TABLE,:
An OMNIBUS ia run to The Cemetery, (uatI1 The Horne
Railroad e1tsadedo eopr e.ox With the Horsa R..hoa1
Carr. which leare North Wats1 atre4t II
H. NJ, 2.20 r. H.. and s r. M.
Ratu5nirs. the ouciors leavW the Cemesssyat
$40 4. II - NJ, and 10 PM
~ Through Texts sold b. Conductor for Rxat Csnt.
[aus-est%1ml
, 1860-08-07

M cVlCk ER'S THEATRE.
40 A91.'oa sssses, basretn Stat. and Dearborn.
~ D;nts opsn Il nci-c *. Performances 10 eomm.uen
TIL Q ok :" N"A A"a *'oAA
Aoars'o@:-D e.s C're's. 50 -.ns; sseozd c,c.s. .s
s<nt.i fE-s1s = b%1ss, $4.uALd eioU.
RlFat Week Of ths seaa,m.
~ iosloKink have T. en- mad. fa, The
e-onnt any = visa ADA PLMSHEr -
r NE la AAo>E 8. N!a. FILA WHE< Mr J. 4
nei ~: NorD aunt a-d Ms4a H. ana T.
~ ~. - {oaee ma ae4lt fuI Uaus uAs- or = " Of
Ma York. ~A" AAA7 VI '''o'e SA3osas
puI1ax - d,t ~sk the Nans ger vi lint nx~
msmo*s q sEonpA ). ~H d. ..y 4lj fay.rt !. IN 4
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