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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20

WAsuNGroN May 10.
General Grants headquarters were located
in Held between,,he plank road and II small
road leading to - little hamlt tknown rs Par
kc,'s store. During the fight. however. he
was princps'ly >wnh General Meade, whose
headquarters were on IA piney Knoll in the
rear of Warren'S corps. 1 hal seen Grant
at Vcksburg and in Tennessee, and his APP
pearance was familiar; but, rs IsrollSd
through the group of officers reclining undor
the trees at headquarters, looked tor him
some time in vain, such was his insignificant,
unpr, tending aspect and conduct while the
battle was raging in all it's fury. stranger
t st!rc insignia of military rank would have
l,tlc dreamed that the plain, qnr, man who
st with his back against tree, apparently
he adlsss-and nrnnovcd. was the one upon
whom the fortunes Of the day. if not OF the
are and country. were Ringing. 1t was only
when s0me aid or orderly rode up in hot
haste witl.a communication from srtne pGr
ton Of the battle field that his eyes upturned
70 seek in tllase OF the messenger III purnort
Of the message. The CONSTRUCTION with zen.
Meade or the direct Suggestion "r command
all take lilace with that sane ippeg,ucha-
bllity of countcnancr for which he has al.
ways been remarkable. No. moy"r8eHt OF
the enemy seemed TO puzzle or di%concclt
him. Fertile in resources, the petition fr
,rcinforCctnent was speedily answered. And
Wilde all tins atranspired he stood calmly in
the grouF, at times smoking his fnvug:te CT
CARA mare vigorous or u more frequent
putting only indicated the inward working of
tlle mind. If something transrircd which
he deemed needed his personal attention,
away he DARED on horseback 10 the mmcd-
ate scene, the one or two of his aids and AT
orderly eXer'iug their utmost 10 keep up
with him. Arrived on the spot, he calmly
considered the matter requiring his attention,
with ready Judgment communicated the nee
essary orders, and then galioped away to nn-
other part of the field, or to bis seat beneath
pine tree, there to enter en- the order book
some rccord. Of the battles progress. 1t WAS
amusing agsi,, at times to see him : the Con-
rnander.in chicf-whittiing away with lis
knife upon the bark of tree, pall>iug nov
and then TO throw in a word or sentence in
the conversation Of those grouped about,and
then going TO work again with renewed vjgor
upon the inciSion of the pine. The coniem-
plalion Of this by those ;.sho were with him
ct NickShurs will recall All incident Of siu.
ilar character to that memorable siege -
When the colnmbiads were mounted in front
Of Logan's line General Grant was DESTROYS
of experimenting the operations. During.
the preliminary work OF cutting the cuihra.
sures he mounted the epaulcmcnt. and while
the rebel bullets struck all around him, de.
lhcrately Whitfield rail until the guns were
placed in position. ,,.., ...... ..-...... .. "a.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20
TIE EIGHT DAYS BATTL;- AN
A Contest Without a Parallel

80 From the Albany Eycnny Journal 4
The fighting in Virginia during The past
wcelsis destined to form oua of the'inos,
MISUNDERSTANDING in the annals Of human
warfare The world never saw anything
like il. All other contests seem tame and
fat beside it. II standSont in dreadful pro.
minence, unique, unprecedented, unparal
ielc,l - sra r'AIA3 sh .
Most Of The great battles Of history have
been OF comparatively short duration. Even
those upon the issue Of which, the fate of en-.
p;res. has tuTned, have been decided within
the con,passAoi a.single day. The battle oil
AuSterhtG was fought and finished hetwce,,
sunrise and sunset. The battle OF Waterloo
commenced at il clock in The forenoon and
closed before dirk The Battle Of Marcnau
was MI afternoon job. The battle Of Sole:
rino embraced only SIXTEEN hours between
the firing Of the fist gun and The, final rout
Of the AuStria,s. - - @ta# LA~ssa&%
But here we have two days of almost con
,inuous fighting! \ respectfully sized bat
tie ON "Wednesday Afternoon; fighting al
day Thursday; fighting Friday until mid.
night; fighting lightly Saturday morning
and lighting tierceIy Saturday night fight
ing desperately the greater part of Sunday
fighting by driblets Monday, and the blood.
lest battle of the war on Tuesday! And
yet no decisive victory achieved; and so far,
at least, rs we are concerned. no signs Of
tagging Our brave fellows still enthu:i IS.
tic-stiIl eager for the fray--still determined
TO press on until. the foe has been tinally
iouted or destroyed Was such courage,
such pluck, sucl, unllt-ginc resolve, such
eonstanevy OF purpose ever witnessed since
th, world beGang ......7 ..... nj
Then as regards the losses: The most san
cuiiiSry conflicts ts,at History records fal!
short, with one or two exceptions, Of the ter.
riblc aggregate Of the results Of The bloody
work of the past few days. At Solfrrino the
French lost IL 900. the SardinianS 5000, and
the AnStrisns 20,O)0. At Marengo, the to,
tai loss on both SIDES did 10. exceed l40 90.
At Waterloo the aggree ate .nss on both sides
was net over $500 But in the series of
battles which have been raging in Virginia
during the few days past, our own loss is re-
ported as ahssc 10000. while that ct the
enemy is estimated even larger! We csn
recall only one instance in modern waIs
where the losses were so heavy. At tie
battle Of Lcipsie the French had G0Oo0 aud
the Allies 50,C0) men placedhors du combat ;.
but, then, all Europe was engaged, and bad
u three day tuSSlc OF it.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20

. SpRlSG rs TIE SEED TINE OF DISEASE. An
who arc Suffering from indiSpo,iton to think,
langnor. fatigue after walking, palpi,ation Of
the heart distress after catir,g. heartburn,
depression of spirits, desire for solitude. sick
and nervous headache, and a'nunsJer of 9th
er affections of this class, rendering person
unit for the society Of his friends or the
world. We say, take the Red Jacket Stomach
Biu'rs, which are sold by al! druggists
the country. ~ ....sr.. sr1rr-s--
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20
IOWA REPUBLICAN UNION gTAIE
CONVENTION.

The Eighth Annual State Convention will
assemble ut Des Moines, en- Thursday, the
18th day of July, A. D., 1864, for the pur-
pose of placing in nomination candidates for
the following offices:
One Judge of the Supreme Court, secre
tary Of State, Auditor OF State. Treasurer of
State. Attorney General, Register OF State,
and Presidential Electors. All loyal electors
who cordially sustain The policy now being
pursued by the Administration of the Ma
lional Government to crush the rebellion
restore the National authority AMI establish
the Republic upon foundation Of which the
"corner stone" of the rebel Conle.craey
shall form no part, are requested to send del
egatcs to said Convention in the following
ratio: One delegate for each county, and one
additional delegate for every hundred -Totea
and fraction of over fifty votes cast by the
electors of the county, Mt the last general
election for VIM. NJ. Stone for Governor
ttesn9nber ef votes TO he determined by
adding to thoseycast, in the county, those cast
by the soldiers Of the county in the field.
BY order of the Republican State Central
Committee. D..
THO = WITIyDnw chairman
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20

EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS. The following
important order has just been issued from
the War Department: ruass.ag .a
~"It having been reported that Mr.. es,id.
the rebel COMMISSIONER of Exchange, has
declared without consulting tie authorities
of the United States. that all rebel prisoners
delivered at Gty phnt up TO The con Of
n.,,.rjl are exchanged. II is ordered that nj
Federal prisoners Of war, an. all civilians
prior to May 18th. 1864, bcdeclared exchang
ed, and they are thus declared exchanged
Accordingly. it is further ANNOUNCED fist
after dedncting the number Of Federal oil
GERS and men embraced in this order as *
changed, the rebels remain iniehted 10 the
Federal government accordingto tables care
fully prepared by the Comn,iSsarv General
Of priSonres, from official data, $500, Cor
which no equivalent has been received by
the Feacral government. iEparoled nfiiccrs
and enlisted men, herein declared exchanged
wl,o are ir camp, will he immediately for
wardcd by the co9rnandant Of camps 10 their
regiments and commands. and reported to
the CoamissaIy General Of prisoners accord
ingly. .a
Those who are assent on leave, at the ex,
piration of their leave, will repair forthwith
To the parole camps at Annapolis or Column,
bus, Ohio. . 49,,
BY order Of the Secretary Of War.
E ID, TOWNSEND Adj. Gen,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20

The rroprietms of the Cedar Falls Gazette
and Waterloo Courier have raised the sub.
scription price Of their journals The mn,
who would Object, particularly in these times,
to paying $500 per annum for such papers,
need mt trouble himself about a future. He
has ne. soul to take care f.-Indpeadence
Guardian. 30, &c..
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20

SHALL THERE DE DEArT THE Dcs
Moines Register of Friday, says that on
Thursday Gov. Stone received dispatch
from the War Department stating that Il
draft wonld be ordered Cor thiS'Stat il .aIl
sn5.d districts which are deficient under the
three years calls unless he should object to
such course The Governor replied that
until Their States should fiji their quotas. he
could not favor draft in this State for three
years men, and did not think it would be
just. unless we should fail TO furnish eur fall
number Of hundred day men. Tn case Of a
failure. then he should favor n draft The
Governor is right. Make the laggard East
fill up before the West doesgnerc. ... %
The Dubuque Times mentions as an cmi-
nous circumstance that the Provost Marshal
Of that District has received instructions to
commence the work of correcting the enroll
ment lists Immediately. Dubuque may have
10 stand draft yet. .a
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20
An individual addicted to original remarks

AN indivlaual addicted 70 original remarks
made an observation, npon aStin. for a
. chaw % tobaeca" during the. whisky bill
excitement, that he had been using OAK
leaves as a substitute. for some time. for the
purpose of tanning his bowels into a fl CON
dition to receive the new kind of whisky
which wonll necessarily ko dealt out upon
the passage of tie new biz
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20

TIE admirable course adopted by the Sec.
rotary Of War, Of giving official information
of the progress Of the campaign, in Dispatch
as to Gen. Dix at New York, meets every.
where with applause among loyal men. For
the fist zine ia the history of this conflict,
the MarIDspartmcnt,, standing beiueen The
Army and the people has maintained COM
mnnication with both, transmitting to the
later all news received by the former This
sensible course most sensihly conducted has
proved the anti,iote 10 all the pes:ilent ,u-
mors that in fosner periads .f suspense have
distracted tie public mind Il az j . -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20

SrorrsYLvASIA. the scene Of the recent
..crriiic battles, aud which is now in Gu. pos.
session. is srlrl village, sixty five miles
frnm iit;cltmanl, off the railroad. hut con,
nected with the rebel capital by good roads.
The river Pc runS seat,, ef the village. The
North Anna River, to which Lee is reported
tosl,aye retreated, is about twelve miles south.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20

WHEN the war first broke ont. young
married man of Steubenvillr, Ohio. volnE-
teercd. lie was reporte,lkiile at Pcrryvlie.
and subsequently his wife received 10 a me-
tal!ic coffin. what purpor'cd be the ho.'y
of h,r husband. She buried it with all due
ceremony and affection, and, after more
than year had elapsed, she marrisl again.
4 .fes days SIEGE M exchanged prisoner
passed through Stcnhenviie and left mes.
sage from the husband supposed to lie dead.
that he would probably be soon exchanged,
and would be home again. Her present h,is.
band is "A worthy man, and the case becomes
somewhat embarrassing. = ..4e -, 4,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20

THEy are pounding AWAY at Charleston
again. A steamer which passed thereon The
18th reports general engagement was going
OIL between our feet under Admiral Dahl.
green, and the rebel forts ami batteries on
James and Sullivan's Islands. All the mon.
itors appeared to be engaged, as also the new
ironsides Pultowa. They seemed directing
their fire principally on Sumpter, which was
replied to by Fort Moultrie. on Sullvan's
Island, and battery Simpkins, on James
Island. The contest was spirited. and seem.
ed as general as has nanspired since last
Autumn. a"@sH- +"~ ,.~ ''"."
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20

In Eastern cities an organization among
ladies, whereby they covenant 70 wear no
apparel Of foreign manufacture for three
years, or during the war, meets with great
SUCCESS
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20

SORE THROAT. Those afflicted with Coughs
lioarseness, s1rr taGon and Soreness of the
Throat, win find nothing so cficacons as a
Threat Remedy, as Browns Bronchial Tro-
ches. Sold by all Druggists. s..E.-.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20
=s..4#e.r.E.= - . II Is f.
Tue news from Buller and Sherman, t!tro

official dispatches. emphatically. announce
progress The latter is going on 50 SWIM
mnglv that we do not know that we NAY
not suspect that the rebels haze yearly thelr
wl,o!c strength With Lee. 1t is more than
likely, and makes It all the surer that deci-
sSive aud crushing def,1st ID Virginia brings
down the whole crazy concer1,.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20

Hon. A. W. Hubbard has our thanks FOR
copy of the report Of the Comm,tc on the
Conduct Of the War relative to the Fort Pill.
low massacre. As an Authentic report OF the
full particulars OF that dunnaJle deed, it is
very valuable. e'
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20

State Snnitrry -tycnf, which we have 1ust
received, Indicates that the people of Iowa
have done literally in contributing TO the re-
lief Of sick and wou,ided soldiers. Between
Abe Goth OF September, 1862, and january
l3th, 1864, Mrs. Witten,neycr received md
tiistririitcd cash and supplies amounting to
The s'rsn of one hundred ant-sixtccn ,lI6u
sand dollars the value of the Sanitary goods
-heIng estimated at about SIeg 900, aud ntsan
bered two thousand seven bundled and
twenty three packases--Barlilytoa Hapk
E5,e = E,.7 = "a % . ~
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20

- -NBtAUf ILNTEk, Nay I'm, IoUI
MR. EDITOR IL end an Obituary notice"
in last weeks GAZETTE Of Mrs. TRouTMAN.
who died in this place on the 18th ul,.,
which deem proper to correct. Her name
was LUCINDA THouTMAN iGstead Of "CYN.
TulA"r&c. She was not a member of the
NJ E. Church that I ever knew of-but
devoted member Of the Evangelical Lulhe-
ran Church." ....
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20

Tns n. Y. R9rall, which co,cocts Il new
Presidential ticket every three days, has the
following rs its latest For President, Gen.
sfant :. for Vice President. Gen. Fremont
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20

Mn Rich, Tor years The able and talented
editor OF the Buchanan County Guardian,
published at independence, has disposed OF
his Journal to a Mr.. Goodenow, Of Waterloo,
who takes possession the first Of June. The
Union cause can lily afford to lose the effect
i've services Of Mr.. Rch's pen. 1t was an
nounccd through the press TIA: he had been
appointed 'Faymaster in the U. S. volunteer
service, and in noticing the report, Rich
says:
That means ourseif, we suppose, and ii It
does, all we have to say, 'isthat the position
wassunaskcd for by us, comes unexpectedly,
and, as at present advised, is. undcsircd.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20

=: The ELECTORAL. CoLLEGc-SrRESGru or
TIE UNION PARTY. Under tho new appor-
,ionment The following viii be tho eic,oral
vote Of each State at the next Presidential
election.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20
NATIONAL UNION cuNyENIIoN,

The undersigned who by original appointment. or STD
sequent designation to ill vacancies Constitute TIE TX
ecutSe Connttce created by the National eoav,ntlor
held ut Chicago on the 16th day of Mag ft do hereby
call Upon all qualified voters who desire the unconditional
maintenance q Che Union, The supremacy Of the Cons.
oson, sra the complete Suppression OF the rebellion
Win the thereof by vigorous war and ali p. and
efficient mans, to send delegates to Convention as
sen,ale at baltimore on Tuesday June ,th 1894 at II
O'Clock, noon, for the purpose of presenting candidates
for the ofces of President and Vice President Of the
Uaitea States. Eacn State having representative Il,
Congress Will be entitled to many delegates shall he
equal TO twice the number Of electors which State
IS entitled in the Electoral College OF the United States
Ed. MORGAN, of New YORK, President
EDWARD MCPHERSON, of Pa, set'y. a.. .at
Lawrence EraiHard ", Henry s. Lame Ind,
Geo. S. Gooanan, Mass, r.. Peck, H.,
Thos. TGfEer, r l., III. W, IIoSie fora
Gideon wel,s, Conn.,, VIM. n. wa.hburp, Mimi,
Demnlirlg Dries. n. j., ICorneIus Coie, Cal.
Nat. g. Smtlers. Del, q. II. Irish Nebraska
Jas. =. wagles Nd, Joshua q erhardt b. c.
Thos Spooner, Ohio, u. s=.r a.r ,a.se e.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20

Tue citizens Of keokuk and Quincy have
been much excited Of late in consequence of
an aprrehended. raid from Qnau,rel! and his
gucrrillas. Everybody able to bear arms has
been. called cut to do military duty.- ..gr f.-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20

The Finance COMMITTEE OF the New York
Sanitary Fair have handed over to the SAM.
tary Commission. asthe net proceeds Of the
exhibition, one million dollars. We'll done,
tvgn for the Empire City. s, b. .sssNn. 81.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20

DuBrQuI has sent forward two full compa
MES Of 100 days men. " ., ..
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20

Whole n4.<bcr Of electoral votes, so !;
necessary 10 choice Of nil votes, l g. FEC
essary tea choice, o,niiiing the votes of the
States ard parts of States in,rcbelGon, 1874.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20
Correction.

LrEur. GovgRSoR EASTMAN passed through
here this week on his way to Dubuque.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20

That excellent paper, the West Union
Record, has been enlarged to eight columns
The Record is as full Of spice as an egg is Of
meat. The ability and work spread on the
columns Of this journal should insure it n
-mcst liberal pecuniarr success.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20
Coin still maintains its bioh nrsmium =

GOLD still maintains its high premium. =,
Many thought that Grants success would
biting it down. and because it does not fall
are full of evil forcbodings. We learn of
gold having advanced few cents and imne
Gately w'c are sure there is a disaster Of some
kind. Items ike the following are the cause
of gold keeping up and even advancing:
4 z-....-- New YoRK, May H..
The steamer Olympus. for Liverpool TO.
day, took Sl0l2,4S in specie.
II we don't stop Our excessive expectations
Of the precious metals, it will 60 up to 900
per cent, even though the war progress as
could desire.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20

New York, Il.
The KerdliS srcciai dated Nashville L 9th,
says re learn the following from reliable
authority: . h.' .sl- .g-f ~sa 3
Mcpherson captured on tho 13tl, nine X.
Il. trains bc,ow ReSaca, laden with various
military stores for Dalton. The enemy seem
to be making preparations to cvacuate. ....
Advantages have been gained by us, and
hopes are entertained Of the, speedy success
OF eur troops. ..-.. . ...r, ... s......
Sherman will Keep pace wi;h the opera,
tons in Virginia.
Large ren!orcements havabccn sent from
Grant TO Butler, and his force now amounts
TO 60 coo. 1t is divided into three divisions,
once menacing Petersburg and keeping the
rebels there, another hesicging Ft. Darling,
and the third. larger than the Others, is
marching on Richtsoad g 54ab
t e. Prominent stdrcrs have predicted thai the
city Of Richmond will be ours by the 18th
Yesterday afternoon the rebels suddenly
developed their line of battle on cur left,
coming through the woods and gobhng up
several of our pickets and driving hack the
itsscrsc of sse1eral sMasds,' Gencsal Wright.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20

4 Spoo'aE % the JS9'lH1tFt1dt; uNtGd UaUty
Bridge, May says: 10 1902. ta"a
'- \ courier arrived this morning direct from
General Crook. He has fought three battles
near Newberr with the forces under General
Morgan, Sam Jones, and Jenkins, gaining a
complete victory over the enemy.
"a The enemy lost six hundred killed and
wounded, and three hundred pri-oners.-
Jenkins fell into eur hands mortally
wounded. ~. #.' '." ~
Our loss was 400 killed and wounded. A
large bridge over New river. at Newbern,
with several miles of track was completely
destroyed ,--
Gen. Crook was at New bern on the 10Th
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20
GEN. GRANT DUssENG THE BATTLE T..

correspondents oh.hs Neg York Herald. ~"
- W ASulNCTDN Nav 10
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-12-29
Mf3]S1uAEEoUS.

Itis p, dictel that the hog crop III 'nclnA
u ri tl;i s,astn Will REACH 400 ;UU0:
FsEsu milk is to be ffteet scn.s a quart n
New York. Stump tail in ptot6r,ich
Tns brewery Of, Mr. Rothcrt, in Cincinnati
has bccil seized nj tho Charge of making false
returns to the internal rcsenue collector.
WI DWr,x, Jr,, assistant secretary OF
the legation at Paris, has rendered his resiE-
nation. t...
GoAL has reached so high price that the
Massachusetts railroads nre going back to the
use of wood rs cheaper fuel. 1.
LIEUTENANT Moau,s, U. $. Navy, died o.
ticundiiia; d. tile GENERAL Hospital in Mound
City, H.: on the 14ti.-
TITS produce of oranges OH many pl"ntai-
tions in Louisiana will be this srsson mitch
In excess Of sugar, or cottd:i =
Ir is stated that already $500 volunteers
have been secured in New York city, ufder
"a, Presil,nt S new call for troaps.
OSs of the wealthy citizens of Cincinnati,
who failcl to pat his income tax within the
time prescribed by law, was required to pay n
penalty of 81 ,oO2, few days ago
A SILENT club has been established in
Paris. Nobody must speak loud, nor wear
crcaking boots, nor make any noise whatso-
ever. orr fLJi 4 jHe stt,t =
TuE London Saturday Reriep says that
false hair aud dying, and the use of padding
md rouge are clearly intended to obtain ud-
mration on false protetices, atid SO !ilnou'it to
social .windling. 4F