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The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-12-27
Order OF Publication.

William H Mackey, Prf. In the Third
versus judicial District
Dewitt C. Stevenson, Deft. Court, within
and for the county of Davis, State of Kansas.
The above named De Witt c. Stevenson, for
merly of the State of Kansas, now OF paris un.
known. viii, take notice that William Mackey
of the county of Davis, State Of Kansas, did on
the 9th day of September, A. D. 1867, nile hrs
ne.ition in the District Court of the Sd Judicial
district. sitting in and fer the county OF Davis.
State of Kansas. against the said De Witt =:
Stevenson for the sum of 500 90, With interest
from the 18th day Of June, A, u. 1867; SAID
cum being tSe price and value OF q stai'lon
horse which the said defendant on or about the
25th day of June, 1852, unlawfullS converted
TO his own use And the said De Witt G. Stew
ensot is hereby notified that an order OF at
tachment has been issued in this action, and
that nv yirtne of said order Of attachment, the
Under Sheriff of said county has attached tho
following real estate Of the said De Witt Z.
Stevenson, to wit: Lot II in block II lot IL IN
block 30. lot Il in block CD, lot s in BLOCK ~,
and lot II in block 8, situated, lying and being
in Junction City, Davis County. State OF KAN
sas 4; a'so, that A. ", Callen, Sheriff OF paws
county, aforesaid, and resident therein, has
been garn:slieed as having in his hands proper
ty Of the said defendant, in money. amounting
10 S25,77. The said De Witt c. Stevenson Is
notified that be is required to answer or demur
to said petition on or before the 14th day OF
Februsry, A. d. 1868, or said petition VIII %
taken as true, and judgment rendered accord
ingly, and said property sold to pay the same
WILLIAM II. MACKEf.
Attest, BY $. d; WHITE, ELS a., J.
R. D. Mobley, Clerk. tno.otp1sl'
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q Some irritable, peeeish. ill-natured, old
rnaidish, miserable specimen of mankind, whose
thoughts cannot for so short a time be centered
on things divine, and whose nature is so coarse
that he cannot appreciate poodle dogs, proposes
that our City authorities establish police force
whose special duty shall be to keep order among
the dogs that are brought into church every
Sunday. There is some siig int show of reason
in the suggestion. inasmuch as last Sabbath
morning a stranger would have been unable to
have told who run the machine" the minister
or the dogs. 1t would look better were babies
brought there instead Of pups. ours, bull dogs
&c-they might annoy some one, but still you
would be acting out the command, I" BRING them
up" DC We are not aware that such command
was given respecting dumb brutes. We may be
in error, though and if not soon convinced that
such is the fact, and there be no Improvement IN
the matter, We viii get up notice that will cut
some one
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-12-27
OUR SCHOOL TAX.

AZ a meeting Of the legal voters OF this
school District, held on the 9th Of September
last a tax Of one per cent was levied for school
purposes. At the time this was done We cors
sidered i. an injudicious move, and after mature
consideration, and consultation with many tax
payers of the District, We are more than ever
confirmed in that opinion. Orer6urdened with
taxation as our people already are, 1t seems
impolitic to launch oft into any measure to
increase that burden, without the best ana
most abundant reasons therefor. The design
OF those who voted this tax was to build
school house this year, but which we think the
people of this District are not prepared to DO.
There are buildings in town which car now be
hired for less than what the interest would be
on the amount required to put up school
house of the requisite capacity, and while such
is the case, we think it is much cheaper to hire
than to build, in consideration of the tightness
of the times Even If we should put Up such q
house as tie tax now levied would enable us to
do, it would suffice but for a short time with
the increase of population which we will un-
doubtedly soon have We therefore advise our
citizens to wait until they are more able, and
have the help of larger number Of tax payers,
before they put up a building, when they will be
able to build one that will do them for many
years. meeting will be held at Tayior's Hall
next Monday evening to consider this meter.
Let there be a general attendance of those in
terested.
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Sherl6,S Sale.

Richard Byrnes, Plaintiff, In the Third
against Judicial Dis
Frederick Kern, Catharne trict Court for
Kern. William Allingham, the county of
Margaret Allingham and Rob- Davis, will
ert Allingham, Guardian Of others attach
the said Margaret Allingham, ed in the State
defendants. | Of Kansas.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an
Order of Sale, issued out of the above named
court, in the above entitled case and to me di-
rected and delivered, will, on Friday. the I'd
day of February. A, b. 1868, at 2 o'clock, P.
NJ. Of said day, at the door of the Court House
in Junction, Davis county, offer for sale at Pub
lie Auction, for cash in hand, all the right, title
and interest of the above named defendants in
and to the following described Real Estate, to
wit: The Southwest quarter Of section No.
fifteen. in township No. eleven. south Of range
No. seven, east, in the county Of Davis and
State of Kansas. Said lands will be sold to
the highest bidder therefor, to satisfy said Or
der of Sale.
Given under my hand at the city Of
Junction this the 9th day of Dec, A. D.,
1862. A. w. CALLEN,
Sheriff of Davis Co.
n0.6tnf S10 50
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SheriGs Safe.

Richard Byrnes' State Of Kansas Kansas Third Third
Peter Mclaughlin. county.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of an
Order of Sale, to me directed and delivered.
issued out Of the Third District Court for Davis
county, in the above. entitled case. will. on
Tuesday, the Sd day of February, A. D. 1868,
at o clock, P. NJ, at the door of the Court
House in Junction, Davis county, offer for sale
at Public Auction, for cash in hand, all the
right. title and interest of the above named
Peter Mclaughlin, in and to the following de-
scribed Real Estate, to>wit: The NORTH half OF
the southeast quarter and the southwest quar-
ter of the southeast quarter, and the northeast
quarter of the southwest quarter of section No
twenty-four, in township no eleven, south of
range No. four, east, in the State Of Kansas.
Given under my hand at the city of
Junction this the 9th day of Dec, A. D.
1862. A. w. CALLEN.
Sheriff of Davis Co.
n9-6tpf $1,000
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-12-27

re- The Abolitionists of Massachu-
seetts keep up steady stream of men for
the war. The SIND Massachusetts, regiment
has gone on. Won't somebody riaicule the
patriotism Of the Old Bay State, and con.
trast it with that of Kentucky?
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-12-27

ARBITRARY ARREsTs.-The Senate put
in the whole of the 9th on the subject of
arbitrary arrests. The debate developed
decided feeling on the part Of prominent
Republicans against the mode in which the
power of arressing has often been exercised.
Messrs. Trumbull and Sherman both ex-
pressed this sentiment.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-12-27

BAyp OF HorE-One of these interesting
little Temperance Circles, is to be organized for
the children We hope it may be kept up, and
1s,a productive of good. We have set OF rather
fast boys in town, and such protection cannot be
thrown around them too soon.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-12-27

PorrAwArroMIE County SCRIP The Ta1pay-
ers of Pottawattome county are Informed that
Inn w Pipher & Co., Of Manhattan, and J. n
f;mbocker. Treasurer of Pottawattomie, have
lust received supply of Pottawattom'e county
scrip, which they are selling at reasonable
terms, and in sums to suit purchasers.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-12-27

THASKs.-Senator Pomeroy will accept our
thanks for a number of valuable public docu-
mep,s. among which are a complete set of the
congressional Globe, the Census Report OF 1901
etc. No man is more faithful to his constituents,
or to the cause of Humanity and Progress, than
!. Senator Pomeroy.
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PERsoSAI.-We were favored with call by
Colonel LEAvESwonrH, of the Second Colorado
REGIMENT. The Colonel has been stationed at
Fort Wise during the past summer. His boys
ore extremely anxious to take hand on the
Potomac, and frontier metal, with such leader
would make its mark.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-12-27

uoccident Lodge. No. 26. I. o. G. T., at
their last meeting, passed vote OF thanks to
Mr.. P. z. TAYLOR, to whose generosity and good
spirit they are indebted for the free use OF his
Hall For this helping hand to these friends Of
Temperance. Mr.. TAYLOR will be entitled to q
large share of whatever good they may accom-
plish
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-12-27

1.-THE Manhattan folks are alive. They
excel in festivities On New Years day they
contemplate celebrating the Presidents Emancl,
nation Proclamation. The services will be closed
by the Annual Fair of the Baptist Sewing Circle
All are invitea-the more the merrier.
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n9-6tpf $1,000.
Notice.
Samuel A.Stiuson & Eugena |
F. Ravens, Plaintiffs.

Samuel A.stiuson & Eugena In the Third
F. Ravens, Plaintiffs. Judicial District
vs. Court, wit n
county Of Davis, State of Kansas.
The above named defendant, Charles ", To-
ger, will take notice that the said plaintiffs.
Samuel a. Stiuson and Eugena F. Ravens. did,
on the 26th day Of December, A, d. 1862, file
in the Clerks Office Of the aforesaid court, their
petition, setting forth that the said Charles W.
Tozer gave q mortgage to Abraham e. Sands,
now deceased, on the following lands and tene-
ments lying and being in Davis county, State of
Kansas, and described as follows, to-wit: Lots
eight (s). nine (9). and sixteen (l6), of section
No. twenty eight '2S). and lots two ~ and
seven ~, of section thirty three (53), of town
ship twelve (12), south Of range No. FIVE Isl,
east of the Sixth Principal Meridian in the
State of Kansas, to secure the payment of one
hundred and sixty FIVE dollars, with interest at
the rate of four per cent per month, from the
18th day of September, A. D. 1859, acc riding
to certain promissory note referred to in said
mortgage and also setting forth that since the
execution of said mortgage that the said Abra-
ham B. Sands has departed this life, and that
the executors of the said Abraham B. Sands
have since transferred and assigned said note
and mortgage to the said plaintiffs, and also
PRAYING that the said Charles W. Tozer may
nav said sum now claimed to be due, with in,
terest at the rate of four per cent per month,
from the said 18th day of September, A. n.
1859: and the said Charles W. Tozer is notified
that be is required to appear and answer said
petition on or before the Second day of March
A. D. 1868.
SAMUEL A. STlssu1 l.
EUGENA F. Ravens.
By JULIUS f, HUBBARD, their Atty
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-12-27

TThe Holidays are upon US once more. A
uarrv New Year to all our Patrons! And may
the dav be more favorable than was Christmas
II rained torrents, and the mud average two feet
In depth, more or less Again. Happy New
Year,
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-12-27

u Colonel Cloud, of the Second Kansas, i.
STYLED the Marion of the West" and Colone
Lee, of the Seventh Kansas. is called the "Mura
of Kansas"
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rWater will soon be as abundant IN town as
whiskey. Mr.. Hall and Mr. Casper are each
,;nking a we'll. This is not fortu'tous clrcum-
.tanceNa Controlling Agent brought 1t about to
supply the demand the Good Templars will soon
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-12-27

PUBLIC Instrumentation Lodge, No 4
A. F. A. Masons, will publicly install their
officers for the coming year, this Saturday
evening. Mr.. GEORGE MONTAGUE will deliver the
n3iraaa
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-12-27

" Colonel Leavenworth, Of the Second Colo
RADIO, Captain John Conover, of F company
Eighth Kansas, and c. H. Laub, Surgeon Regu
lar Army, arrived in town yesterday morning
by the Santa Fe coach
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-12-27

SINGING ScHooL.-Mr. 7. F. Hersey will
meet with those interested in the formation of
q singing school, at Taylor's Hall, Friday even
ing, January I'd, 1868.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-12-27
United States Assessors Office
LAWRENCE, Kansas, Dec. II. 1862.

LAWrENOH, 1N"HS'SeS wv rs 1OO-'
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the annual Assessment of Taxes under
the Act entitled can Act to provide Internal
Reyenue-&c., has been completed IN Division
No. 9, comprising the counties Of Morris. Davis,
Dickinson and Saline, and that all persons in
terested can examine the list by calling on the
Assistant Assessor, Mr.. I. F. Hersey, at Abb.
lene, :,
The undersigned will be in at Council
Grove On the Sd Of January. 1863, for the
purpose of hearing appeals from the Assess
ment, as made by the Assistant Assessor.
JAMES F. LEGATE,
United States Assessor for Kansas.
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. ~ The District School, now in full blast, ha!
shout seventy scholars in attendance.
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notice to Taxpayers Of Dick
inson County.

inson County.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the Tax Roll for 1862 has been plaeed IN
my hands for collection.
I will be at the different places OF voting IN
said county for the purpose OF reeeifing TIC
same, as follows:
Mud Creek, December io.n' Aoa~
Turkey Greek. ,a., '
Lyons Greek oo.. :.
Chapman's Creek. S''H'
n, s,oo a IA. Of 90 has been levied for
County purposes ,i Co.
State purposes. 80 f..
School purposes
State Capitation tax, $3.50 ;.
To all taxes unpaid after the Che inst day 81
January, 1863, penalty Of ten per cent VIII be
added. JOSIAH JONkc,
Treasurer Of Dickinson county Kansas
By r. s. MnLrR. DEPUTY:
Abilene, Nov 8, 1862. lnsN.
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Davis County Tax Notice.

NVHE TAX ROLL OF DAVIS COUNTY
L for the Gear 1862, has been placed in my
hands for collection. The taxpayers in said
county are hereby notified that will be in each
Precinct in Davis county. at the usual place Of
holding elections, at the following times, to col
lect said taxes:
Ashland, December 18th, 1862
West Point, 18th,
Clarke's Creek, 18th,
Lyons Creek, 10th,
Junction City, 22d,
Two mills of the State tax is payable only IN
Gold ar silver, or United States Demand Notes
On all taxes remaining unpaid after the LIST day
of January, A. D. 1863, penalty of ten per cent
will be added. DANIEL MITCHELL,
(n5-5tl Treasurer of Davis Co.
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THE CASH MUST INVARIABLY ACCOM-
PANY LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
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4 Wirsaw corre.poLdont ststcs tha; in tho
midtt of tho ierrotism, the persecution, AMI
viz dc'ivs ou'rngcp, with which the now year
l,gsn H. Poland, th, 'ame calmncfI uranimi.
ty, ard fl muoss ia evirctd by tho POloj which
ss mpdo the wear 1864 memorable one in
the arual, Of tho prolonged oppr, sson Of that
people. With no other arms but cross in
iheir hands, no assistance but the cDnfclous-
Tess Of ,hoir II ;h's, the people here have ri,en
and confronted miah'y power. Nathcr tho
greatest eNertiuus ,f tha' power, and a savage
oppression wi hout parallel in history, nor the
iid ference of the Nholc of C1'.-ti,n and ciyi-
Used Europe, has had any effect N breaking
this spirit or sut dung them IN his mlrll war
fare. Tie greater the eHjr's Of tho RlssianI tho
mora iutnlemhlc to oppression, tho moro
dii the vitality and moral ''rens'h ottha psoplo
app,ar t,lu~uus and IoSedul. fho La'iJn hal
10 endure injuries Cf tho most btrOcioul kind
hor blood vas ihol without mercy the prs.
ons ove'tl wed with hor nobl9at SON men
ard wCm,n were carried awav, without any
tiisl or trace of their existence, into tho Wills
OF Ashland yc' all this was inau1i:'olt 70
subdue h"r. Other means wers rsiortof tD
tho scluull were nLut up, to reduce tho pGDpla
To STATE Oi bItharous isGO'auce tho c3utts Ot
iusiic, wero degrulcd in u d r TO lead th'm by
irjus leo trom ,he path Of right the pstpInis
were incit.d against he other classes, in order
10 tOaT hNuUObf iliN nhllpth UNITY fluNilFs
ovorawed by tn" might 1f prayer, tho Only arm
oi the Poles against their FOES, they brough. on
the clo.ing Of their churchea.
$, me few persons liDpr soned in the & tadel o.
Walsaw have been rolspaei. Among them IA
joseph Iacinski, pleasant, from the esta'es Oi
Lowicz, who has becn kept tor several months IN
durancs vile l.ciute tho pcnsNts OF tho vii
lnre, where q ~ provost were pre- cnt at the
funeral oi tho lac Archbishop Of Warsaw.
There are several parties of pIiso iors, who have
already received their sentence, or rather notice,
OF ansportatiOn, but Hro yet awaiting the m
clus'on Of the necessary Preparations tor heir
removal. Their number is stated TO be bet Teen
SO al d GOp. SILL transports ut these p OF VIC
inns are eaily leaving Pola d. Many others
have ut vet bosn Cas,insd-it cannot be ca! I'd
tIicd; and no day passes without new
conungert co nirg 10 I'll up, a. tho citalsl nni
| the tortttss q M,1lin, tho places Jf those car
Tiod away. Young mon OF tho working classes
and stgdcn's ao drafted without any i"qury
| into the sO-oall,d OIo9burR hattaliOns. This
| puni-hmeI con-ists OF % years service as pri-
| Yates with the e. pre,s I1di'i1n Of ne ler get
| ting promotion. II may b, ina, incl w.at ago
| nv r,cu WHO havo rec'ivod a certain education,
| AID " hp nave heer accltt ,med from chil Tho d
! to civiil,d soc,ltY, must suffer, to be- thnf
| touMod FIR almost their whO'o lite 10 lh,
wtc'chod and delTad ng existence Of Russian
| = ldieTs ia .'me remote and isolate tort 10
| Asia and VIII there huipg oven refused p ~
mn ficn y corr,s pond with those let bohiGd
them.
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Thc rae. Year was kn. wn in ally "a n,
dta"st rIiNs az rcgirls weather. A news.
p,pol ,urrr' 3 dent writes tCm Turin 10 those
glpwiuE terihsi
Ey,r since the g \ OF November, daring
th0 whole ul tho wet ald II omv s'asor, not
ono drop Of rain, rot one hak, Of SNOW, has
f,llcn from tho b avons. Tue sky il uhif 'rmly
cloar and pure, and he outline of he m luu,ains
If NOT ~ usually free tiom its o'orrally hang
ing clouds, q late the moist plain has eN-
h,lrd i's thin ~hita h.z hut Il hardly thick
ers into mist near tho river towards oarli.st
mon Ing, and /, very seldom ro,'s,s tho glow ot
the risiul; sunbeams. Two or three ddys
th-' ugt out, ard about hi! fcoro Of days in
the forenoon, might be- prUaJunc"l iog;l;y Ia the
strc' Ergisn sense Of the word, Ia, tho fog IL
of ths drirst, and the ground is ~ firm and
con Iac' sa IA the sun mcr. only somewhat lo's
dusty. The weather is 'tIr5 a,d br ,cing, ami
cannot he said 90 hs coil for those who choose
20 walk and rot creep about 10 it.
Z" Out Oi Il .Ors, N the up o arr The country,
IN its htH wlu'ry attire, CNhliH i'S peculiar
hrumal lovelin A.. | walked out Yesterday to
the Piazza dArmi, that, to my taste, finest spot
in AL Elrupe. II wti about II o'clock, and
all the VI. ethble world WIS .lll in it, glitter
irr coating of clni'e hnn- frs. Not breath
Of air stirred, uut "A sp,ck Of vapor shaded the
silent, hosry llndi2Ipo The tseel Of tho long
avenues were dlunpirg with tho weight Of the
myriad. oi sphrklu grua ON all ihotr branches,
. fhB potlNt h"A'H DEM erAt9 lllY un'ef tnolt
lu.d like viii pumes from the helmets of an
int,rmina' /, array Of cr,s od warriors. Every
whcrc. on every i lrir Of th, hedges, on ~.
cry blade Of the grass hung thil beautiful icy
iretwotk, ianciiu! IA the most elihlratsly y-chls
td silver, or tie curiously carved marblJ on The
roof of Milan minister.
"Underneath the troes, beyond the edges
above tho meadow, tho country ba bed in clear
sunshin'; the steep slopes oi the great noun
tain wall Of tho Alps, perfectly free from snow,
up 10 the glaciers on tho summita, exhibited
th,ir bare, bleak, brown cliffs, ~ brown and
bleak a. IN summer, oi ly more inoifIbly d stinct
aud vivid. THERE'S no limit 20 thu human ken
~ these regions when the wind or frost has
CLEARED he air. My eyes ciyod into tho gtott
gap of Mont Csnis, deep into thu innermost
f'orres Il Val Susi, comps ing ~ ono gla co
ffy anil sixty miles dist tncr; one by one the
various ridges stood forth before my gaze in
III ir lorg waving lines, ali tho whole m,un.
tain mas tecompC,,d Itself in maza of bold
peaks, uvoitoprinv ono arot'er in no rich sun
fhire, 40 to where thu o'ornI e. 'i the Roche
melon, Mont Cervin, Molto Rosa, bounded the
vast circular YaH.
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Some weeks since, General Grant left Cairo
with a strtng force, for tie Tennessee river
but the heavy rains had caused that river 20
become 20 much swollen that the expedition
was forced TO return, and, until the present
time, TO further movement had been mad, on
the part Of the Federal forces. Our telegraph
dispatches, Published yesterday, announced
under date Of February i'h, that Genera, GRAFT
had again started for the Tennessee liver,
with large force OF troops, and additional gun
beats, and had penetrated up tho river to
witlin three miles Of Fort Henry, fertilization
by that name which his BON thrown up by tho
rebels to command tho passage Of tho river.
This fort Is situated on the east bank ot tho
Terbossee river, II stands in tho bottom abor1
tho hi Ih water marx, just below tho bend in ~
river, ard at tic head ct a straight stretch Of
about NO miles. II therefore commands the
river for tia, distance down stream s,d very
little else. The land around it ia a li.tlo high r
than the fJ't, ald pJrticn oft Is covered vi h
timb,r. The armam.qt Of the Tort oo1lsta Of
OIL ,ht Airiy-two poyr'eIs, four ~ lH- -p1unlc s
aud two six poGlfrr-. To th.r'y-two and
twelve pou' dsrs aro acayy guns and the six-
Founders ! /, b. pieces. On ,ho opposite side OF
the river are three lul7, which completely co n
mard the int. Recently some rev Grtiica.
tiouB were commenced On these halls Who're 4.
W.. into d,a 20 mount some very lIsso guns
q. d ,'.ae ii.',d csuron.
l.t louly ud is a37ro cbos were recon
r,r,ol On ,ae DIST llt., ny ule U"ted Ste.os
.-.' ~ I.oA nr'on, with "a Wow 20 a-c.r'ail ia