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IIaximilian's Decree Defining sse
Provisional Statutes Of the fmperfai
= Goveru,neut.

NEW York, May 10.-Vera Cruz jour
nails received here state that the Emper.
or Maxinilian has issued decree defin-
ing the provisional statutes of the lmpe'
rial Government, while the defimtive or
canization is proceeding. The decree Is
divided into 1e chapters, and sub-dlvlded
into 81 para graphs: some OF the ieading
ones are that there will be limited he
reditary monarchy with Catholic
Prince at the head; in the case OF the
,leatl. Of the Erneror, OF OF any other
event which may mcapacitate HIM Tor
the exercise of his powers, his august
spouse. the Empress, will he appointed
regent of the empire; the Emperor or re-
gent, on assuming power must take THIS
oath: II swear to God by the holy evan
gelists to further by all means in my pow
er the welfare and prosperity of the ma
tion, to defend its Independence and pre-
serve the integrity of its territory"
The Emperor, who represents the ma
tional sovereignty, will be assisted by a
ministry of nine departments.
The territory Of Mexico is defined as
bounded on the north by the lines de-
cided upon with the United States at
the convention of Gaudalope and Mesil-
la on the cast by the Gulf of Mexico,
the sea of the Antilles and the English
establishment at Balize; on the south
by the Republic of Guatemala and on
the west by the Pacific. Nothing is said
about Texas.
The Government guarantees to all the
inhabitants of the Empire equality in
the eye of the law. security of person and
property and the liberty of free speech;
The National colors are to be green, red
and white. and their disposition on the
flag will he defined by law.
A decree, dated May 10th, is devoted
to a definition of the extent Of freedom
to be allowed to the press, which Will
be subject to the Same restrictions as ID
France and Russia. The duty Oh I'M
ported tobacco has been largely increas-
ed. The Emperor. has granted conces,
sion to Don Luis Bignel for railroad
from Mexico to and at San Cosme Papel'
In
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THE LATE VALENTINE MoTT.-The en-
inent surgeon, Valentine Mott, NJ D., LII.
D., died on Wednesday night at his resi-
dence Ne. / Gramercy Park DR.. Mott
was born in Glencove, August %, 1885,
His position as a surgeon was second to
no living professor. and challenged from
the renowned Sir Ashley Cooper the re.
markable eulogy: HE has performed
more of the great operations than any
man living or that ever die live" Dr,Mott
has left several works Of great value to
science and literature. among them .
translation of "velpeau's Surgery" the
"Mott Cliniques," Travels in Europe
and the East" Transactions of the New
York Academy Of Medicine &c. Like
the departure of Hosack,, Mitchell and
Francis, his co-laborers, the death Of Dr..
Mott win mark an era in the history q
the profession. = - =
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BLOOD MONEY OFFERED. Under
the above heading the Toronto Leader re.
fers to the recent proclamation of Presi.
dent johnson, and says that the idea of
any one of those persons mentioned in it
being concerned in the murder of Presi-
dent Lincoln is not believed by any sane
person outside of the United States. The
article further adds:
Should the effect of ANDY" Johnson's
proclamation bcto intercept the passage
of Mr.. Davis from the country, and
should he on a false prctense be treated
with indignity by the Federal Govern.
ment, feeling would be raised against
j; which If it is wise il will DO. eDdeay, .
to excite. To persecute a defeated toe
is too cowardly an act too win much sp-
probation in this age Of civilization, and
would be more impolitic than any ex-
travagance the rulers at Washington
could rush into
The Leader also has the following:
Ashort time since Mr.. Secretary Stan,
ton gave the weight Of bis name to the
statement that the assassination of Mr..
Lincoln was planned in Canada. Now it
Ii said be was ''secondef by parties
here, whatever that means Fit has
reference to Payne being o Canadian, as
the dispatches would seem to indicate,
thsre Is no truth init. fss
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Internal Rsvenae Decisions.

The following decisions have beer
made by the Commissioner of Interna
Revenue:
Deduction Of Losses in Cotton SpecGld
tions from Gains in Legitimate Business.
Losses in cotton speculatiOns may be de
Quoted from gains in merchandising, not
withstanding the goods are of different
character, and Notwithstanding the cot
ton bought comes not into his regular
warehouse.
Deduction of Rent and aoR-inclasioa Of
Rental Talae-The clause of section III,
relating to deduction of rent, &c, Is un-
derstood TO neal list, that where rent
is pdid. it shall be deducted; and. second,
that the rental value of II homestead
shall neither be included as income nor
deducted therefrom; i'll other words, shall
be made of no account.
No License Required Of Peraoas'dring
only one horse as a Livery Sta6te Keeper
No license can be required for letting one
horse only, no matter how frequently
Rate of Tar in Case Of Parents and Mi
,,ors.-In the case of parents and minor
children, although only one deduction
can be allowed yet if the parties are Sc
verally possessed of income free from con-
troll of another, the rate of tax will be
determined by the amount of each sep
arate income. If neither party has an
income in his own right in excess OF five
thousand dollars. the tax will be assessed
at the rate of five per cent.
Justices Of the Peace Require License for
Drawing Deeds, 3c.-A justice vt the peace
may take Acknowledgements OF deeds ana
other Instruments, and may draw war
rants and such other papers as may be
required for the discharge of his official
duties, without taking license as Il con.
veyancer. but if he makes business OF
drawing deeds, contracts, &c, he Is
clearly subject to license tax.
Persons Selling Merchandise from OI
1sams.-Peddlers selling from wagon,
drawn by oxen should be held To license
tax, as dealers from wagons. carts, &c.
Manufacturers of Jeirelry "A ieweler,
setting jewel stone or mineral furnish
ed by another, is liable to the duty upon
the entire value of the jewel, as the man-
ufacturer In the case of imported jew
els, the duty is payable only OIL the in
creased value.
Income Tar not 4ssessable pliere person
Died before the first Monday in Aay,-No
income tax on income of 1864 can be as
sessed upon any person to whom such in.
come accrued, where such person died
before the first Monday of May, 1865; but
this decision does not authorize the re-
funding of any income tax heretofore as,
sessed and paid.
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The Neutrality Laws-Thei Assassan
aIion Trial.
IPress Dispatcb.l

New YORK, May l0.-The CONNER,
cial's special says President Johnson vii Il
not suffer his private views in favor OF
the Monroe doctrine to influence the na'
tional policy of neutral views by Mr.
Lincoln. The neutrality laws will hence,
forth be put in force against all who at
tempt to compromise the Government up
on the. Mexican question. Secretary
Stewards policy will not be departed
from.
The POSTS special says the trial in re-
lation to the. assassination, was contin-
ued today. 1t was positively decided to
allow no persons but official reporters
and those connected with the Court and
hall to be adni{eted to the Court room. =.
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The Last Resting Place Of Mr.. Lin
coin.

Mr. Lincoln's remains are deposited in
Oak Ridge Cemetery, two miles from
Springfield. Ill., The vault containing
them is erected at the foot of a knoll in a
beautiful part of the grounds, which
contains forest trees of all varieties. 1t
has dcric gable resting on pilasters, the
main wall being rustic. The vault is tif-
teen feet high and about the same in
width, with semi.circular wings project
ing from the hillsides. The material is
limestone, procured at Joliet, III. Di'
rectly inside of tho ponderous doors is
an iron grating The interior walls are
covered with black velvet, dotted with
eyergreens. In the center of the velvet
| is Q foundation of brick, capped with q
marble slab, oon which the coffin rests =
The front Of the vault 10 trimmed with
eyergreens. q =
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Policy, Woods & Co, and
Woods Policy e. Bro, In suit pending In
Plaintiffs. the Circuit Conrt
vs. Of Brooke county,
The Baltimore and Ohio West Virginia
Railroad Company ,Deft
TAKE NOTICE,THAT THE DEP
OSITIONS of Adolphus S. Policy and others,
will be taken al the First National Bank at " hte
Hall, in the State Of New York, on the 18th day
of June, A. ID. 1865, between the hours Of 3
o'clock, A. NJ, and o'clock, P. NJ, on behalf OF
the plaintiffs, to be read in evidence on the trial
of the above cause And IL from any cause the
the taking Of said Dispositions shonld not be com.
completed on that day, the taking of the same
win be adjourned from time to time until the
same be completed:
WOODS, POLICY BRO,
ByN. RICHARDSON, their Counsel.
To The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
defendant. myil-iaw4
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WHEELING REGISTER.
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY. II, 1865
Te:e-raphic Summary.

Gold closed yesterday at the regula'
board at 81 1929 and at the evening ex
change at 1904,
The evidence against Davis Il Co III
the assassination plot is to oe,sen' I" ON
ministers abroad, together with photo
graphs and descriptions ofthe fugltlyes
The representatives of the Christian
Commission who paid their respects to
Gen. Lee are to be dismissed.
Onc-year soldiers are to be mustered
ont Immediately at the capitals of then
respective states.
Some of the witnesses in the cOnspira'
cy trials are afraid they will be assassi
mated.
Bowles, Milligan and Horsey, Sons OF
Liberty, convicted by the indianapolis
court martial, are to be executed.
It is thought that the capture OF Jeit.
Davis by Grierson's cavalry is certain.
The army of the Potomac and Sher
mans army are both fastening home
ward. One brigade of cavalry is to be
left at Lynchburg, one ut Danville ana
another at Petersburg.
1t is expected that the march OF the
army from Richmond to Washington
will occupy about ten or twelve days.
The Mexican emigration cXcitemel Is
ON the increase. The offices are not suih'
cient TO accommodate the rush, and new
ones are TO he opened. 1t is said that
thirty thousand soldiers for the Mexican
army are to be raised in the West, and
commanded by Gen. Rosecrans
President Johnson is about To devote
his attention to the restoration of North
Carolina.
Much significance is attached to the
fact that Gen. Grant dined recently with
the Mexican minister Romero.
Macmillan has issued a decree regula.
ting the succession to the throne and de-
6ning the boundaries of the Mexican
Empire. He guarantees to the nhabl
tants liberty of the press after the French
and Russian style.
The quartermasters department OF the
army is being reorganized and many
clerks discharged.
A skirmish With Indians took place
near Mankalo, Minnesota, recently Sib,
ley is after the Indians
Sheridan's force is to be reOrsanized
and the main portion sent west OF the
Mississippi
The Washington city councils have ap-
pointed committee to consult with the
proper authorities in relation 10 return
ing rebels.
Gen. Grant has issned an order direct
jnr paro. ed prisoners to he sent to their
homes, or, if their homes are in the loyal
states, requiring them to take the oath
of amnesty, provided they are not ex-
cepted from its benefits, Those living
in Texas are to be sent to the mouth OF
Red river, in charge Of an officer
II is said that President Johnson will
adhere to neutral policy in regard to
the Mexican difficulties.
None but official reporters are to be
present at the assassination trials
The foreign news contains many ex-
pressions of sympathy for the United
States, Mrs. Lincoln and Mr.. Stewards
family OIL account of the recent assassina-
tinna
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The Mexican Emigration Excitement.

NEW YORK, May l0.--The Herald says
the Mexican emigration excitement in
creases The office for enrolment is una
bic to accommodate the applicants. and
two more Offices are to be opened. There
is a great rush of discharged army Of
ficers and soldiers. The Mexican General
Ortega is highly delighted with the
prospects. 1t is said that the West has
subscribed large sums of money to the
enterprise, and that 10000 men are to DO
raised there, to be commanded by Rose
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Virginia and North CarOiina-The
Mexican Minister.
I Press Dispatch.

NEW YORK, May 10.-A special to the
New York Commercial from Washington.
10th, says:-The re-establishment of a
loyal Government in Virginia having
been effected, the attention of the Presi-
dent is now directed to North Carolina,
and he will soon issue proclamation
defining the standing of that State,
Considerable discussion is excited by
the significant fact that General Grant
and staff dined yesterday with NJ. Rome
TO, the Minister of the Mexican Repub-
lie
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M Reuorters Allowed as she Assassin.
ution Trial. >-s-sA.---.h

PHILADELPHIA, May l0:-The, Bull y
tins Washington special says the report,
ers for the public press we're oil refused
admission to the trial Of the assassins to-
day. The consequence will be that no
particulars of the trial will be made pub
fic until the close, except through the
medium Of the Government authorities
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CINCINNATI, May t0.-.-Dispatches from
indianapolis say Bowles, Miiligan end
Horsey, leading Sons of Liberty, who
were convicted of reasonable conspiracy
some months since, are to be executed on
the 10Th inst. s..'.s@ saSFFs 81
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Policy, Woods & Co., and
Woods Policy g. bro, In suit pending In
Plaintiffs the Circuit Court
VS. Of Brooke county,
The Baltimore and Ohio West Virginia.
Railroad Company Deft
TAKE NOTICE, THAT THE DE-
i POSITIONS Of Daniel A. Williams aud
others, will be taken at the office or the Clerk OF
the County Court In Kirksville, Adair county,
In the State Of Missouri, on the 22d day OF June
A. d. 1895 between the hours of o'clock, =. NJ,
and O'Clock, y. NJ on behalt Of the Plaintiffs, 10
be read In evidence on the trial Of the above
Cause. And ii from any cause the taking Of said
Dispositions should not be commenced or being
commenced, should not be completed on that day,
the taking of the same will be adjourned from
time to time, until the same be completed.
POLICY, WOODS & CO.. and
WOODS, POLICY & BRO.
ByN RICHARDSON, their Counsel,
To The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company,
defendant myll.lawH
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ARTIFICIAL LIMBS.
TO INVALID SOLDIERS,
And all other Unfortunaies.
Artificial Legs, Arms & o. utohes.
GREAT IMPROVEMENTS IN TUEIR MAN.
UFACTURE.

A FTER SEVERAL YEARS RX.
"A PERIENCE In tho manufacture of Arti.
hoisl Arms, Legs and Crutches the undersigned
fatters himself that he is now able 70 give on.
tire satisfaction TO all those needing any thing
In his line. He warrants his articles 10 DO &C
serviceable, durable and light ~ can be manu-.
factured; 40 evidence no refors 10 the following
voluntary certificates;
To Charles Behlsr AGENT Wheeling
US GENERAL HosrrrAL.
WHEELrSo. W. Va. April 18th, 1885. !
take pleasure In stating 10 you that have
carefully examined the Artificial Legs mann.
fsctured by Lombard Lsgran. and for which you
are agent. For simplicity OF construction 40
well as durability and convenience. have nsver
seen anything TO equal them. and there ore
cheerfuily recommsnd them 10 any who are an.
fortunate enough 10 need artificial limbs
Very respectfully. your cbedisnt ssryant
A. A. Surgeon, o. g. A., In charge
wnRrNo. W. Va. April nth. isss.
have carefully examined tho Artificial LeRs
OF Le0nhard LegrsD and and them silnpie Il
their construction, Of good .orkmanship' light
quito a. servioeable any artificial logs In uss.
and on account Of their simplicity and strength
lsss liable to noed rspaira chserfulIy ree1n,
msnd them 10 any who may need zrtiAolal Itmbs
JOdN fMb3ELk
A. A. Surgsoa. o. = 4.
WHEELING W. Va. April 9eth, isss
The Artificial Lsgs offered for sale By Ohas,as
Bshler. Agent. can recommend tor t6e fol10W.
ing advAntages simplicity In strueturs strsassh
Of material and economy lp prioe.
Respectfully, RW. HAzLETr,
Surgeon Board OF tssullmsa6
II Affords me mnch pisasnrs 70 ,ts that Lsoo.
hard Legrau. oorrsr of EAst Conmous, AiIe-
gheuy, has Furnished NE vita An ARTIFICIAL Ie0.
that can use well, attSr one weeks us.nx II
oseerfuliy recommend 20 Ill Who are unsortuns<s
enough 70 need one 70 Etvs hip ssll :.
LEwN KA1QxY.
spripsda'e. Ailsghsay eo1ssy, "a
For further psrtlculxn Q IA On. or . ,dns
LEONHARb Ls0R1X.
No. 80 Ohio stree, AitsGseny CITY, n,
Or. CHARLES DEHLEk Asssf, =
myf Mpuroe ssrp~t Wet y Va
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LEGAL.

J. & ". O. L.G~ty In ths cireyjt cssrt ~
-. ,,,,,..,. " =, @ sss..s csssW wsS
ISs ne aaitIors and snpsA a.,- 90
= Company. II ssssnDulA a sJs.f1.
TAKE NOTHCG, That I'm !.
i UEPO6ITlyxS Of william csheA Je6a No. !,
uvzss. 5osrph Coitart WLlizu Nof;Sssslf \, -
G. sioctou, sad James Lindsay asd oehen -
bs T. kan zt the otics Of ths xayor n Ne oity q
Ptttsburgh, IN The city Of Iits1df4t, II tb6
STATE Of psnnsyiyaniA On To u1Dib6 dn1 q
june. 1855. between the hours a. sight EEL :.
4, y and six O'clock y;xy on oshasf q ths -
tin n fbs above entitled esuae. aua N d. -
eaues ths taking ef the said dspattious ako00
NOT 10 commenced. or se1ng eennsne1 sb6SH y
noe b co1piss:a sn th:: ~ seetsktyg1 81
The same bs ssmplss.d :, y - 5Ia'-' :
s,s. stlEsiiSlftss1yrsx tlEsiiSlftss1yrs y
:; ,.;:.s:.s y: s:;;..sl. - 4 3 81
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And we are s-Iling these goods Is low a. any
othrr house In the trade, without any exception.
we are able TO offsr SUPERIOR INDUCE
MENTS 10 parties In peed Of gods in our Epe.
We shall spare no p iDs 10 maintain our repu.
tation for keeping the largest nn.st aad chsap.
est stock Of goods In onr line IN tbe city 30
which we invite the attention Of CLOSE Buy
ERs We bay exclusively for Cash.
ETSpscih attention given 20 the tiling of
UNBORN SUITS
Made % order on short notice.
my4Sm An ADAMS & co.
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oo-PARTNERSHIP.
no. ". ssuIH- yoHx TEIcE- JOIN GIBSON
CO-PARTNERSHIP.

j WITH NE JOHS TEicE and JOHx GrR
SON, IN my Brewery, Mating and Hop bnsiDesi,
The business VIII be hereafter osnducted M
der the title and ssyie Of Geo ". Smith 4 Co
NJ nsv paxtners have been many years In my
sves sse6 oSe q De a Sssipess "a u1 80 ~
Wlzxns. Jsa q Isss -
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Regular Passenger Steamer
For Wheeling, San Fish, !s:s:srsrias, Bull
Greek, Marietta and Pdrkasbdry

.t-S-k SIDE.WHEEL passenger steamer
- IRON CITY, JOHN Moss Master, y.
L. McCREARY Clerk, leaves Pittsburg every
Tuesday and Friday at II A Il
Leaves Wheeling az P. VI. same days
Returning, leaves Parlersburg Wednesday
and Saturday at 2P ".
Leaves Marietta at r. Il same DAYS.
Leaves Wheeling at IAN. Tuesday and Fri'
day.
For freight or passage, having unsurpassed
accommodations apply on board, or 70
myIl.3m BOOTH. BATTELLE & co
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i OSITIONS of Benjamin F. Policy and lisa nc
Righe and Others win he taken at the office OF
the Prothonotary for Mercer county, in Mercer,
Mercer county, In the State of Pennsylvania, on
the 9th day of June, 4. y, 1895 between thr
hours of 8 O'Clock A. NJ. aud O'Clock P. NJ, on
behalf of the plaintiffs, to he read in evidence on
the trial of tie above cause. And If from any
'ause. the taking of said depositions should not
be commenced or being commenced, should not
be completed on that day the taking OF the
same will be adjourned from time TO time until
the same be completed.
POLLEY, WOODS s. CO., and
WOODS. P0LLEY & BRO.
By Y. RICHARDSON,
Their Counsel.
To the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Defendant. myll.law4t
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FURNISHING GOODS

In richly assorted Being exclusively In the
Clothing Business, we can furnish the above 10
better advantage TO dealers and on better terms
than can be had elsewhere.
We have the most complete stock and largest
assortment Of goods Of any house In our line In
the city.
We are selling goods lower than any other
house In the city. al We bought our goods when
gold was at the lowest.
We have q large stock OF
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In a suit pending in
the Circuit Court of
Brooke county,
West Virginia.
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In a suit pending In
the Circuit Conrt
Of Brooke county,
West Virginia.
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Consisting OF French, German and Domestic
CIoths, Of all grades and colors. French. English
and American Cassimeres, Silk. Cashmere and
Marseilles vestings, white, Fancy, Linen,
Travelling and Flannel Shirts. Under Shirts and
Drawers' Scarfs. Ties Suspeuders Handker
chiefs, Socks, Gloves, Gauntlets and Collars,
Travelling Bags and yslises. &C. &c Oar de-.
partment OF
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Policy, Woods & Co. anu
Woods, Policy g. Bro,
Plaintiffs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-22
Special Nolites.

Wendell rhiiiips Q, the AsaSsmy q Hnsis B'oetiyn
WEDNESDAY INtN'SG, Feb. y. Snhie-t. oar Iogn.
try-Our Whole County," Admission 81 c-u,s; fr'rs
T frf sale II p Eyss Co..
No. 2s6 fulton IT.. broctivr, .ud The Academy.
Nasonic.-Th- Members OF Hopf LODGE. No "a
and ". LtIsby summoned sppear At Their Rooms
corner HroeawSy aid ihirtesntst. Tit k-pAI. ia,
~ inst At clock ioI the Of p,yp. the st tribute
ofiesyed % our lite worti, brother Iohh G belts
BY Order si J. 4. IINDAAN, 81.
q. p. A.-BASNER PREsESrATiOEby ID, Lido to
JOHN KNOX LODGE. 10. " A. 7. h. on tLs osen4ug q!
v a,hnktons tInl DAY WEDNESDAY. fsb %. lsis, ~
o'cock a nton Hal Yi=h'ist broadway. 1cscl,
?sc. RICHARD pKl MAOSD. thalimal -
JOHN LtrD Secretary
Birrs-Dny Anniversary. fin9en HsIired rnion
peeraes II nfy sunday SCHOOL, sisr 'his DAY -
Cooper Institute GRAND COhttir, r..h drcians;io
recit,tions &C. under the direction ~ PROF. B-s.E
Cone expecting s-rrc-bo and pliTisto entertainment
tdfIiiir c@ p cen's,
Nasbiratou's Hirtlsday at tho Howard Niss.ou NJ.
81 Ne ovefy rev W {. Van M.t~f :.
T~fr 20 .rfy lieTr.irf Tril~s 0u4 ID g. AZ cor
.ns short speeches and v.ry 10. aAtL~U- p-tfio
.ous. yisss singing ~ 80 g. 40 id'vn ri .. sss
a. T. fslklns During presuut t8out NOE itsh tao
dfcu have connected with tlis ius,uirn Mothers
az. on sud oT bauiul r Ooys and gilis ho1.
"a uths 10 Tour ye.r old