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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-12-18
IWrIttan for tho News
r. written for tho News.
The Man that does not Take Pa
mar

The Man that does not Take Pa
HoLhowTowN, ONO, November, 1852.
He need not be offended at what
say, for printing troubles him not
Happy man The sneers of the inky
pressman affect him not. The lively
words of the Editor stir up no commo-
tion in his soul. The furious exclama-
tions and dashes are habitunl to him.
Blissfully unconscious fellow that does
not know of the murders, robbeTies,
cheating, licentiousBess, and war which
is in progress, is not aware Of the an
-guish, the pain, torture, sickness and
misery which mortals are heir to. The
rise and fall of markets are of no more
importance to him than the fate Of ma
tious, and both equally unworthy Of his
consideration. He can look back at
past life, and say with complacency
at had dream the other night,
when every thing still;
thought saw Old Ignorance
| sEsitag down the hill"
But, as the preparatory quotation i'm
plies, had dream. Now I've dream =
ed of ghosts and hobgoblins, of imps,
Of starved wretches, and worst of all,
unpaid Editors; but of the last,named
characters the man who does not take q
paper is sure not to dream. What was
he like ? What his body was, 1 was moi
able to determine lean and lank, per
chance, or ought to be, and on his igno
rant carcass, the image of worn on
ghosts of rags and patches. His eyei
are hollow and sunken, possibly Cont
to hunt the little soul that dwells within
His hands are worn bouy, grasping fol
nothingness. Methought saw bin
coming thus, and as he approache,
nearer, he swelled forth into large
hale and hearty human, chinking-i
G might have been--a few thousand dol
= lars. Then I took courage and aske
him to subscribe. "Stranger," he an
swered, II hain't no larnin' and don
b'live in;the onery things can't ford 'er
= neither" "But you have a wife an
: daughter Who" but he broke in with
"don't tell me that stuff their place i
f in the kitchen" Then saw my pic
C ture was true--the mirror of the inne
. man.
1 have heard Of jobs poor gobbler
who leaned against the fence to take
7 breath f; of the poor old maid, VIII
: sighed herself away and of the poe
n farm that would bring nothing but take
but when / go around to Poverty Co
ners again, shall take the man wit
me that cant afford to take a paper.
! I have heard of little things; of Ii
! liputian gentry, who mistook a poe
fellows capillary for natural cables
the fairy Queen Nab, whose weigl
would not press down an eyelash
D the minute animalcule, a thousand
4 whom could take lively hoe lOwn c
r the point of a pin but 1 never hi
'e an adc cquate idea of infnitcsimal lHl
IN ness, still l saw the man that cannot Q
- ford to take the HIGHLAND News.
10 EMANUEL KELSO.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-12-18
Noutk's Department.
[For tho Nows.

t.... For tho Nows.
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l composed OF l2 letters:
My s 10 4 when possessed, often not appreciated
but when lost very much deplored. !
Ny 28 Ill z 10 often seen. at sea- re
Ny $40 o 2 is a composition. q
MY as las 4 belongs exclusively to PapRcy.
My ~ 10 II Is found only In tropical olmes.
My performs Its duty only when forced.
My TAI II 4 II surgical fms trument.
My SAL 10 ~ 0 Is great painter. ..
My IL Is sometimes seen in extensive caves
My 10 10 was a Jewish Prophet.
My II 10 is found tho eastern coast of Mas
sachusettS. e .naIr ..# ~.
My u Q p is something OF which every house
has at least one. -Ht
My whole Is Science. THEo.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-12-18

A minister of twenty seven years ex-
perience says he never saw a woman
asleep in meeting. They are all busy
looking at each others bonncts.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-12-18

p PosTAGK STAMPS. The frat postage
stamp vas issued In London on the 10th
Of January 1910, aud for nine years Eng
land made use Of IL, On ,FraDce adopted
it on the lst of January 1s4O; the Tour
and Taxes Office introduced ii into Cor .,
many in 1885, ,undgit is now in use in
sixty.nine countries in Europe, nine in
Africa, fvoin Asia, thirty six in America
and ten in occanica. vap Dieman's
Land possesses its own, and so does
Hayti, Natal, Honolulu and Liberia.
If you want thrifty cattle, preside
shelter for them during tho winter.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-12-18
Hold on. Bova.

Hold on to your tongue, when you are
just about to swear, lie, or speak harsh
ly, or use on improper word.
Hold on to your hand when you are
about to strike, pinch, scratch, steal or
do any improper act. sHtt.',asfr
Hold on to your foot when you are on
the point of kicking, raining away from
study or pursuing the path of error,
shame or crime.
Hold on to your temper when you are
angry, excited, or i'm posed upon, or 9th
ers are about you.
Hold on to your heart, when evil as
sociates seek your company, and invite
you to join in their games, mirth and
revclry.
Hold on to your good name, at al
times, for it is more valuable chan gold
high places, or fashionable attire.
Hold on to the truth, for it will serve
well, and do you good, throughout eter
nifty.
Hold on to your virtue--it is abOv,
all price to you, in all times and pla
ces.
Hold on to your good character, 70
it is and ever will be, your best wealth
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-12-18

THE GIRLS OF New HAMPsnIRE.-
Fourteen young women of Brentwood,
New Hampshire, went few nights since
to the house of an uged farmer who
had sent three sons to the war, and
husked one hundred bushels ofcorn for
him
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-12-18

We have received the correct answer TO tho Enigma
In the News OF Dec 4th, from Anne a Bess" "A Stu
dent" and Joseph Hlbbon. This answer is; "Yho On.
ace Of Delphi" .I.I
Joseph Hlbbsn sends rs tho correct answer to Mr.
Cennlngs Enigma In same paper. The word IL Cares
which, by adding an . becomes Cares
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-12-18

DURING the Al hours that the Moni-
tor was in action at Fort Darling, the
therm meter indicated 140o ia tho fire
room, and 1000 in other interior por,
tions, ...
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-12-18

There is no rose without thorn
Yes, there is-the primrose.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-12-18

DucoNTENTED WITH EMPLoYMENT.--
A young man who commences his life
with not liking his business, has no very
promising prospect before him. Let
such one believe himself to be under
the immediate influence of"an evil eye,
aud set about releasing himself at once
by a resolute refusal to entertain any
thoughts but such as appertain to duty,
clearly before him, and how to do il
we'll aud honestly. 1t is a great mis-
take to be pre- possessed with fanciful ad
vantages to be derived from any other
calling than the one which circumstan-
ccs have combined to impose, as an in
PRODUCTION to the busy responsibilities
Of manhood. How many have made
shipwreck Of tho faircst hopes by feebly
giving way to the delusion of being
meant for better things than keeping
shop. To be above ones business is 1
mean pride that has its origin in indo.
lence, betokens diShonorable career
and an end in bankruptcy, if not ir
something worse.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-12-18

"a Student" IL informed that We VIM be pleased tc
receive his contributions for tho "Youths'a Depart
msnt"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-12-18

A LETTER dated at Nashville on the
15th'inst., says: .- -.' ..' .F.t" ..
"Quite sensation was produced tho
other day by the announcement of the
arrival here of Gov. Johnson's family,
after incurring and escaping manifold
dangers while making their exodus from
their homes in East Tennessee. The
male members Of the family were in
danger of hanging on more than one oc.
casion. They left Bristol, in the .ex-
treme northeastern portion of the State,
on the Virginia limo, by permission Of
the War Department of the rebel Gov
ernment, accompanied by a small escort.
Wherever it became known on the route
that Andy Johnson's family were on
board the train, the curiosity of the rob.
els was only equaed by the pertinacity
with which they insisted on exhibiting
some physical appreciation of their feel
ings. Arriving at Murfreesboro, they
were met by Gen. Forrest aud force
Forrest persisted in refusing them per-
mission to proceed. They were detain-
ed FOR some time, until Gov, Tsham G..
Harris and Andrew Ewing, Of Nash
vile, by telegraphing to Richmond, OBJ
tanned an order for them TO proceed
The joy at the re union of the members
of this long and sorrowfully separated
family may be imagined. I will not at
temptto describe it. The persecuted
wife of the Military Governor Of this
State she who has so long endured un-
told sufferings at the hands Of the tere-
mics Of the Union now the mistress
Of the elegant mansion formerly occu :
pied by tho late Elk Governor Aaron
! V, Brown once Postmaster General Of
the United States" '' .-' ''l' '''
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-12-18
Dialogue on Newspapers. h n

dNAaAOh uF OiAalLNOWbPdkOEos
'"HoW does IL happen, neighbor B,
that your children have made so much
greater progress 10 learning aud kuowl-
edge of the world, than mine They
all attend the same school, and for
nugbt I know, enjoy equal advSnta-
ges." j'sr La 'ass sTa3el '.a 80 THAN
500 you tukethe newspapers, neigbbor
.B2" ..- n- .- b.. -.-.- -If
"No, | do not take them myself, but
now and then borrow one, just to read.
Pray, sir, what have newspapers to do
with the education ofchildreu ?" a' '
"Why, cir, they have vast deal to do
with it, l assure you. should as soon
think OfO keeping my children from
school ns to withhold from them the
newspaper it is little school of itself
Being new every day it attracts their
attention, and they are sure to peruseit.
Thus, while they are storing their minds
with useful knowledge, they are at tho
same time acquiring the art of reading,
&c. l have often been surprised that
men Of understanding should overlook
the importance Of newspaper in fam .
lily"
"In truth, neighbor B, frequently
think that I should like to take them,
but | can not we'll afford tho ex-
penso." a s- |sat a-AA
Cant afford the expensc What,
let me ask, is the value of FIVE or six
dollars year, in comparison with the
pleasures and advantages to be derived
from we'll conducted newspaper As
poor as am, would not, for fifty dol
lars year, deprive myself of the happi
! ness l enjoy in reading and hearing my
q children read and talk about what they
A read in the papers. And then the re-
Election that they are growing up intelli,
gent and useful members of society,"
. Oh, do not mention the expense !-pa,
it in advance every year, and you vii
o think no more Of il"
|
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-12-18

f, THE WEIGHT OF A MILLIoNIN GOLD.
1.-The Philadelphia Inquirer says that
a gentleman in prominent position IN
tho, u. s. Mint in that city, in reply to
the qucstion-"Wha is the weight of
a million dollars in gold 2"i-arsYers
"Thg wright of one millipn0 dollars of
! United States ourEspcyain gold $3.50
troy quucesI taaa 6I 7a..7 $50 .s1ln
Reduced to ayoirdupois weights that
ip every day use for cOars5 articles and
it is nearly 1855 pounds. If the
"son of John Jacob Astpr" Is worth
$50, 900, 900, the weight Of 1t in, gold is
nearly thirty seven tons. e,t
A man nl who IS only "vorth his weight
in gold" is not very wealthy man' af-
ter ALL Suppose him tOweigh $50 lbs,
and he would be worth only about s4O,-
H. LlNga TGNN0tefh ~ o. La 2I' eul o. a
1 YVViis -l-.--e ~ I. . ,l.a--ala2sl-= ! sdl
laoThs people Of Ohio are becoming tem-
| p crate, they noilOAger like tbsiET0dF-
IGlerm9nt, Sgnsd 20 7s9Y sdf cl sliia
Shaw, nsp, It's oply she series siAat
| don't liks 1od, they prefer the r0ig1s%'-
lrFayotte County Herald.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-19

At the low rate OF that article s. present ;
.Ett6s di6eeity OF ERding pcoAtabls tuyest-
nents for Il, let rs nos forget that II all the
past We have been. 70 . greater or less ex-
tent, ~ the mercy of British and french
capitalists From . steamship or ra1lrq4a
line down % the most insigni6esat Mining
enterprise. Ne have heen n the habit OF
standing. hat In hand, Al the doors Of EaR-
lish capitalists especially 6sgEing their IA
vorableeoaSideFatiou ofthis OF that scheme.
We have pushed our credit abroad, Instead
Of depending on credit At home Ia this
regard the charm Of forsigu dePende0es Il
forever broken. The credit Of our Goyern-
meat. eelf sssfG8ei, resnIts in the erestiol
Of esPitel, N sFees, Eueh As will not only
carry rs safely through our great strug-
gle, bat such a will supply the country
With means TO develop thousand useful
enterprises hitherto Impossible from lack
Of an admitted sound Circulating medium
0uee through the war, and every branch Of
commerce and of trade must feel the Eeni-
al Effects of what vas forced upon NJ at
last by . dire necessity. and which We
never should have known unless present
eEenIs had driven us 70 release from the
leading strings Of English bankers. Com
plain as any may do At the increased TAXA
tion nsedful 20 keep up the credit Of the
GoTernment and 20 % enable It to keep cur
reoey sound, the corresponding benefits al
luded 70 will beanabundant compensation.
As to real, severe taxation. the eoantry has
never known il; and, even with the present
experiment in this lie carried cat, there
will be no eompArisoa betSixt It and that
under which English aud Preach states
mea conEratolEts their respective eoua-
tries, that everything Aoprishes in the way
Of trade, agriculture and 6uanee.
And finally, Ia this cheerful view Of our
affAirs, We are sure there Is no exagksra-
lion. For more than tEo-thirds Of = een-
fury the wealth created here, without mo-
lestatioa on the part of rnlers. has been re-
raSrkahIa-a Eouder 70 an other nations.
AccumulAtinS almost in spite of ourselves,
Ia the pabfi5 treasury ia years pass- II has
beeu the cause of fierce quarrel as 10 What
should be done With Il sud now with the
gold Of California aad other auriferous re
| Eions in that direction, pouring in upon us
il constant streams, and with other nations
absoInteIy unable 10 avoid paying as con-
slant tribute, avoEing At last their ALSO
/ late dependence upon Is, what room Is
there for Dependency? Who will not plzek
] up new courage IS he sarTeys the bright
| promise Of the future. A little more pa
thence, alitEle more eopstaney and We shAH
have emerged from the Temporary difheul-
ties that snrround us, and stronger, richer,
more formidable every way than ever We
we're before Tue 70 oursslVes and oar
own splendid destinies, We shall come out
Of these troubles the foremost nation Of ALI
the earth We may speedily hold the desI
sies of the greatest In our hands
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-19
me Sews from Baton Rouge.

We received yesterday Via New Orleans
the facts eozeeraiHg the lste battle a: Ba-
tor Roass. twill be seen that they dffsr
materially from the secession Geeoants.-
The rebels did 20, take the place. oa the
eoalrstg they we're VePalsed sad With Sc
re-ei oss. Itlsstated bat We hardly erediisir
as YET. that Breckiaridge lost his right arm.
TIE beat part OF the news is the eertsfu
Distraction OF The ran 4ArksasasF-hsre-
tofoee uhstsTror OF our suabOats and trans
ports She i now blown up And cat Of
the way, aad 50 ends the rebel navy on the
Mississippi.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-19
srEe oaeers % ase he blanks althpriIed

urEs officers 70 nse the blanks authorized
By the War Department
On motion, the report of the Bzeeutive
Comutttee was accepted aud Sled, with
Instructions for the Comuittee TO continue
ID o6ee another mouth.
0a motion, adioarnsd till Saturday, the
a3d, TO meet 81 o'clock, p u At The
rooms Of the Young Mems Ghristian Assos
esalien, at which Time all eommittee men
are requested TO be present.
SAN,E hAVeaLIS, See'g.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-19

NUcH Significance Is given TO the elee-
tioa IN North CsrolIna, where Vance. $
Union man tin the State Vas dragged ont,
has beaten Johnson. 6re=Eatst and original
seesssiouist. b. 8. 600 majority. Vance is
a colonel IN the confederate army, and no
evidence Of disposition 70 return TO the
Union can bsgsthesed from thsresult; but
it shows the opposition Of the State to the
ysH- Davis admfnfstr1tson, and to the
means By which North Carolina was car
NED into secession against the real Erishes
Of the people The friends Of Vance we're
called sLineolnitesn and s.abolitiOuisas, /"
and the friends Of johnson vere charged
With Eubservieney TO Jef Davis, and With
The frauds By vh'e6 The purposes Of seces-
sioa were effected. The suesess OF Vance
IN saeh contest BY 50 grsa. : nsjority is
arsuarknbis indieasioa.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-19
RnnaInR from the prsft-Ineldents

lRanaIng from the Drsft-IneIdeAts
and Aegidsnts
Tkeskeds3dEiug 1Guia has had 40 anus
ing as well as di.gr.eefnI side. Ia pack
ct ship abOnt leaving The port Of PhiIadsI-
Phia gang of the rudlHayS vas ouPd--
one nan vas under t4ofeetoE blaokets,aud
uhea brought TO visv reseubIed somsuhst
a boiled lobster. Some were packed sway
ia casks snd boxes, and Que Eeslthy eiti-
zen OF PhiIadeIPbis Vas in The disguise of
sailor. The society of Frieods has 6eea
especially aagmentsd dqrnsthe past~sek-
TIE shades ofPox aud Penn VII look with
holy horror On The fkedng and the ikgsing
Of tbesr bypocritteAl disciples But even
che pious reginsutals are net Proof against
The sharp eyes ofthe detectives. Tkepanse
in Baltimore has been particularly Iadi-
qOus. Two hundred fugitses Eere march
ed oat of a train in that city, to the iuh-
rite .musenent Of The bystanders. Bat
the reception Of TIE poltrOOas n Cana
ds il The riehess OF All. They get snub-
bed in every way imsginsble- About
NIFTY came 20 Ioanafg 0H1ed o. = RE4A-
ish Subject They appiied for work, and
The proprietor gave them whitening re-
euke. &c asked them II they we're from
The other side; they said. @Yes-" "Why
did you learsT' -Beeauss Ne did aos
want to be drafted.s -H4ve you not en-
ioyed al the benefits and had ell the priv
iIeEes Of eiti1eas2- 4Yesv "Kell. / will
tslI yOu What / lhiak of goa. consider
yo1 worse than thieves, and mean. can
teuPtIbIe pack of Euaves. and ua1t for an
bonest nan to trust. should be afraid,
If shoaid eaPIoy yOu, that yoa Eouid
steal. Aud nov, boys. (lurning 10 his own
bznds.) viii give you ffty dollars q
rotteu-egg all the traitors 10 their OEn gOs-
eruneot hat ever come here aEaia.r
ItisH pleasing fact thss the eoSards gei
no sympathy even among lhs seessh Of the
provinces, and one eqa.iIy interesting and
sadIfsetory that many of them will b,
compelled TO enter the nine uOalhs list II
the IoUssteap4eity. They certainly Would
not be worth much As 6ghters, bat tbey
-ould be Of some service 10 diggiag ten,
ehes-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-19
IN. E1.saa.Ion q H.rrt.on'sL Land


we received the gratifying news Jester
day that Gez. AecieIlAn's army had safely
eTAeuared Hstris0z,s Laudiag, aud reaebed
Wilfisasburg. Tsis Is indeed good aeus-
We feel greatly relieved By IL We have
felt deep ssEie.y for the army Of the Pen
IEsuls. no. tA4s <e have i.tieriy doubted
Us saf9y OF It's ability 70 protect Itself:
BAT the forced inSedIitT, Lhe diGsaIty Of
reinforcing It, sad the facility With which
the saeay, relieved from apprehension on
thst side. might tara oa tbs. ali seemed 70
rs fan Of peril We douos know What
di6euIties yet teutin 70 the spsedy uniOa
Of Ger armies. bur frOu The publisity given
70 the eva=a4sioa ne infer hist no serious
dagger il aPpreheaded We hays no pa
thence with Ihoss Who take this occasion
for unfriendIy criticism on the past, OF
who sIs looking for Arguments % 81 blame
on this aad that nan L Is enough that
the army is sEtrieated. that oar whole
force il free 70 corporate togsthes. that
The sane army aoE can threaten Riehnoad
aad protect Washington. TIA: = healthy
loesiion, as.ured connuniestioo. fGeility
Of rsinfSresnsats sod safe base of ope-
ra,ioas srs the results, ia which the whole
eouatry uia rejoice, And which viii imme-
diaieIy put new aspect o. the uhois
eampnigu.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-19
Thp New sIaaP Currency.

The new stamps for currency viii be de
lirersd 70 NJ. J. J. Gtseo, Assistant Trsa-
surss At Seu York, tomorrow (Wedses-
day1. me ave ,aud twenty-five cent
Stamps are printed % yellow bank aole pa.
per, and the teas aud sftiss on white paper.
Their technical deno1in.sioa Is postal
earreney.P They are 70 be issued aad re-
deemed Only By Assistant Treasures and
designated dspositaries of the United
States.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-19
node. to Postnastsrs.
POsr ozE1cE DKPAET1rExr,
APFoixTNExr OFFICE,
MlsaIsGIoN, ~. d, ls62.

Sn-The postal Law allows, sud the
standing regulation OF the department re-
quires, each Post1as5er to appoint an as
sistaut, TO prevent the ONCE from being left
Without qualified person 70 perform its
duties % case of the Necessary absence, the
sickness, resignation OF death Of the Post
master. Il Is presumed thar you eomplied
With this regulation by an appointment of
assistant upon taking charge Of yoar ofies.
The department is now il receipt of an ap-
poiutne1t and oath Of az additional elesk,
or assistant, without explanation. II Is
known that In several instances appoint
ments of this character have been made,
where the services Of the clerk were not
necessary 70 the business of the offee, but
With q view TO shield ths parties from en-
rolineat in the militia. Without imputing
20 you improper motives Ia your recent ap-
pointmeuf, an instructed By the Post
master General 20 direct thai Mr. -,
the person recently Appreciated by you, be
dismissed nom your ONCE as clerk, and
that the eurolling officer of the militia of
your district Be iDmediately notified Of the
fact, unless you can furnish . satisfactory
expIanstion for his Appointment- / am,
respectfully. &c
FIRsTAsstsTAsT PosTxGsTER GEhLRAt-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-19

THr first class At West Point Military
Aeadsuy 1ou has buttseuty-six usabsrI,
thsseeOua thirty-thrss and the third sig6-
ty-eight- The academic aad military stas
eoabissd. ineladinE professors. o6eeu
and cadets sersing IS Instructors, uupbes
thirty-ziae-aA a which Ne learn from
tie register Of the institssiOa jest Pab-
Iishsd. Ths standard Of diseipliss Il
hroaEs6t ap. tie ssAool aads uatioaaI, aud
Sod little Eess Poiniers are 40 ioarer.
fasEhs ia. hey nil 90 soam vbsa tbsy
de. AIs-y dssirabls change from sSus
ysass ssa