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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-22
Judge story on the Elective
Franchise.

Judge Story, the eminent commentator on
the Constitution Of the United States, has left
on record his opinion on the question of the
entire aud exclusive right of each State TO
determine what persons shall be entitled 10
exercise the right of suffrage therein. He
CLEARLY shows that neither the President nor
Congress have anysay in the matter. Judge
Story says: ..,.-r,.-,
when the Revolution brought about the
separation Of the colonies, aud they formed
themselves into independent States, very
striking diversity was observable 10 the orig
inal constitutions adopted by them, and a
like diversity has prevaded all the constitu
tions of the new States which have since grown
up and all the revised constitutions of the old
States which have received the ratification Of
the people. In some Of the States the right
of suffrage depends upon certain length of
residence and payment Of taxes iu others,
upon mere ci,izenshi and residence; in others,
upon the possessen of freehold, or some
| estate OF a particular value, or upon the pay
ment OF taxes, or performance of some public
duty, such as service in the militia or on the
| highways
In two ofthese State Constitutions will il be
| found that the qualifications of the voters are
settled upon the same uniform Lasis So that
we have the most abundant proofs that among
free and enlightened people, convened for
| the purpose Of establishing their own forms
of government and the right of their own
voters, the question as to the due regulation
| OF the qualifications has been decreed a matter
of mere State policy and varied to meet the
wants to suit the prejudices and to foster the
interests ofthe majority An absolute, in
deleasible right to elect or be elected, seems
never to have TO have been asserted on the
one side Or decided on the other, but the snb.
ject has been freely csnyassed as one Of mere
civil policy, TO be arranged upon such a ba.
sis as the majority may deem expedient with
reference to the moral, physical and inteleo-
tual condition Of the particular State"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-22
Milwaukee city.

The population Of Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
is 66 $40, an increase in ten years of over
10000. While the cities increaseinp population
The country loses. The Milwaukee Sentine
says: SOD
"whiIe the city has gained largely, the
towns have lost in population. This fact
will be observed all through the State, and
demonstrates, beyond doubt, that the war
has drained the West OF its agricultural pop
ulation, while Il has built up the cities by
the fever of spseulationh nhcansed among all
classes" i9 ftf
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A Good Rebuke-SOIdIers Will
moa be Hangmen. .

General Sherman, in his st. Louis speech,
administered the following admirabIes rebuke
to one of those persons who "have the hang
ing Of JEFF Davis on the BRAIN" The Gener.
al said I .Lr
"You have cities to build railroads to build,
commerce to develop, agriculture to encour-
age--everythipg TO do to build up a great
nation. A voice--and JEFF Davis to hang !
Hang him as much as you please; daughter
and cheers, On that subject tell my sold
iers this :: The soldiers duty is to fght an
armed foe allow the Sheriff and the Jailer to
do their executions. II is none Of our busi-
ness, Cheers For my part, aud all my
soldiers hold ourselves in too much respect to
be hangmen." ar
1t is evident that Sherman has little re-
spect for the hanging and con6scAtion spirit
of the bloody thirsty Radicals. -4lII
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JAR COOKE

SUBSCRIPTION AGENT. PmLADELPHA.
May 10, 1865 ....
Subscriptions will be received by
First National Bank, Dayton;
Second National, Dayton;
Dayton National Bank;
v. Winters & Son;
Harshman Il German; ae
First National Bank, Germantown
Piqua National Bank, Piqua;
First National Bank, Springfield;
First National Bank, Troy;
First National Bank, Xenia;
Second National Bank, Xenia.
m2Od3mdw ....
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-22

"during the present rebellion" the Presi.
dent shall have the power, whenever and
wherever in his judgement the public
safety requires it, to suspend the writ of
Habeas Corpus. This same act of Con
gross further provides that ''said suspen, /,
sion by The President shall remain in
force so long as said rebellion shall con
tinue "
On the 81 day Of July 1865. the
President addressed letter TO David VIII
liams, Esq, chairman Of the Gettysburg
celebration committee, in which he used
the following language q should have
been pleased, standing on that twice sacred
spot, 10 share aith yoot your jog at The re.
turn o. PEACE" and -Four years of
struggle for our national life hare been
cropaed 'oiM success j, armed treason has
been S,Oept from Me land our ports are
roopened, &c"
On July 7th 1865, OILY four days after,
he issued proclamation officially suspend
ing the writ of Habeas Corpns in the
case of Mrs. Surratt. Now it seems to
us that the President has placed upon
the record, plain, unquestionable and
most palpable contradiction of himself.
If he was in earnest in what he said to
David Williams, then the war is over
and his right, even under the act of
Republican Congress, to suspend the
writ, ceased with the war. If he has
the fight non to suspend the Habeas
Corpus, then the war is not over, and
the President did not mean what he said
IN his letter TO lDavid Williams. If the
war is over, and if it is not what means
the discharge of the army, as the Presi-
dent said it was in his letter to Mr..
Williams, because what's the use OFF,
graduating people, at the return of peace,
1T the war is not over, then in his spe-
ciaI suspension Of the writ of Habeas
Corpus in Mrs. Surratt's case, the Pre-
sident Of the United States arrogated to
himself rights, and poaoers which did not
belong to him, but which on the con
trary, aoere and are, expressly denied to
him by the Republican act of Congress.
1t is a doubtful question, whether he had
any such right at any time. Some of the
best lawyers in the country deny the
right of Congress, to delegate this power.
But granting for the argument that
Congress had the power, we think that
even under this act Of Congress the
President violated the law in his special
Suspension of the Habeas Corpus, be.
cause.that the War IS over no sane man
will deny, and with the ending Of the
war, his right to suspend the writ ended.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-22

Democratic leaders and newspapers exhort
Union men to be merciful and forgviug to
them, but it is virtue they have never been
able to practice Journal
This is about the biggest lie the morning
paper" has yet perpetrated, The idea of
Democrats asking forgiveness" of Union
menI' That's rich, decidedly. Democrats
might be induced to ssek forgiveness for the
abolitionists, simply because there is bat little
hope for them in this world or the next, if
left to themselves but they will never ask
forgiveness from them. They don't wantit-
would mt have it. n. s,. ar
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-22

The Washington correspondent of the Phil
adelphia Ledger speaks of the Monroe Doc
tripe in regard to Mexico, as follows
''In the speech OF Secretary Harlan, in
Washington last week, he expressed the views
OF the President upon the Mexican question
exactly, and it is not unlikely but what they
will, erelong, bave even a more emphatic ex-
preston. The charges Of Mr. Blair against
Mr. Seward only bold good with reference 10
the action the latter while Mr. Lincoln was
living, but since then there has been change
in measures as well as men. and passive ao
quiescence in the upsetting of the Monroe
Doctrine, it will be found, is not to last forever.
Meanwhile, let Maxlmilian look to il that no
pretext ID offered for the sudden transfer of
fifty thousand troops to Mexican soil, to be
iner eased by as many more within week il
necessary"
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Current News Items.

According to the New York Tribune s
Washington special, the statement THAT Jef
Davis would be probably tried by a military
commission receives confirmation daily. A
prominent Senator says 1t has been positively
determined to try him by military commits
sion.
The South Carolina delegation is still in
Washington, making arrangements efor the
reconstruction Of that State. The delegates
10 the Stata Convention are not 10 meet until
the third Monday Of November next ..L
According to the New York Heralds Rich.
moud correspondence, the election in that
city on Tuesday last resulted 10 the sueeefs
Of old secessionists.
According to the telegraphic report, the
people of North Carolina are very anxious TO
secure Northern emigration into that State.
Large quantities OF land are for sale or lease
by the owners 81
The commandant at Louisville has been
instructed to stop the transportation Of refu-
gees to Georgia and Alabama on account Of
he scarcity of food 10 those States.
A feet left San Francisco, Cal, on July IL,
for Russian America, to lay telegrapbic
cable across Behriug Straits, to connect
America with Europe and Asia. This route
is more likely to he success than that over
the Atlantic from Ireland to Newfoundland
The President is said to indorse the policy
which has been pursued thus far by Governor
Pierpout Of Virginia.
An effort is being made to have the Presi-
dent suspend the processes issued under the
Coniscation Law until the owners can have
an opportunity to obtain on answer upon their
applications for pardon.
Travellers in Arkansas represent that The
mineral resources Of that State are enormous
coal, lead, silver and gold.
Governor Brough passed a restless night, on
Thursday, at Cleveland His coalition is still
critical
The Custom house authorities at San Fran.
cisco have seized large quantities of Cham.
pagns, tobacco and opium, for an evasion OF
the Revenue Law
The Connecticut Legislature after session
of eleven weeks, adjourned yesterday sine
die
Captain Wise, the late commander at An.
Jacksonville Prison, has been arrested, and is
now lodged in the Old Capitol Prison.
The Worlds special says Judge Advocate
Holt has gone to the White Mountains an
that General Grant will soon make simla
trip, w aat-.-r
President Johnson sustains Governor
BrOwnloW in his election proclamation in
Tennessee
General Logan addressed political meet.
ing in Louisville last night. ....... Dbl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-22

The Journal of this morning has long ar.
ticle, copied from the New York Independ.
ent, (Beecher's organ) the object of which is
to make the people believe that National
Debt is NatioRal Blessing, White folks
wont be apt to see it in that light The "man
and the brother" whom the Journal ia labor
ing to enfranchise, may. Go in, Sambo.
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GENERAL COMMANDING. Z 80 q
NOTICE NOTICE NOTECEl
10 the Ehrolled MuitIa OF MOntgom.s sy
...f#. te 11H County. ..l' sUI 10 vHC.
TRtAsURtRs OPFIcE,
Dayton, July II, 1876.

TRfAsURtRs OPFIcE, I \
. a Dayton, July II, 1856
FiNHE Books and raceipt' are now ready, at the
/ Treasures ONCE, court House, DAYTON All
those that tave,not exempt from the performance OF
military duty are required TO pay four dolsrs as com
mntauon TO Military Fund by the 18th or September
1865 THOSE that not pad by the time requir
ed, VII bg compelled 70 pay five 20 100 dollars with
ostofe"nechon. Oomeup and pay the four dollars
and save pen lty and cost
.ts.t I.f JONATHAN KENNEY, n
Tleasur er Of Montgomery COUNTY ohio.
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meoiraI.
Success in Rusiness.

No business can be truv successful which ts 70
founded real ftuesa oftbings. The article made
or sold must have intrinsic merit and supply public
want Success Issuing from the clap trapof advertis
ing, or the tricks of trade mere preteneion and
display will be only apparent and. in The end but de-
oeive the operator and those VINO trust him. hut
an article supplies public want and fairly meets It's
adoption IL merely question oftime itrnay be
retarded by tverse Influences or sped by prosperng
gales ep p Ihs ,s snd ! y snre 15 e yin VI
their orglnin great public want medicines for al
the common wants Of engnted life e-curstl'es TIM
father, mother nurse, traveller cou always have
with them. ana always rely upon-- go Simple that mis-
take could no. be made In the selection 30 harmless
mat all might Sc them with mpunity, and 80 efcieh
that all might relyurou them v Ia safety. such they
nage proved Thousands OF families use them daily
Tor all the alment and scknesses OF life and rarely
are seriously sick or ave need to call physician
Thousands, taking some single specific, have cured
themselves Of chrome diseases which have been the
bane Of their lives, and upon which they have spent
hundreds In yhin, and among the m llions who use
them, none are found 70 question their purity or eli
HUmPHREYS, sPECIFIes
Combine all the afvantages Of tho best nomeopqtht
treatment, without ts ui eacy or uncertainty. They
are preparsdby a. phgai'ian Of over twenty years
Homeopathic experience; they have been tried in
every conceivable manner, and they have been en-
dorsed and recommended in IN > highest terus by
the hun reds Of thousands who daily use them.
with N case in your house,
you may prevent sickness, prevent suffering proven
expense, and loss Of time, the children having the
You may cureyOuF Children
or Group or Collie, ~ Teoiha,he, or Headache, or
Slee plessness, Sls1ag from eathing, Worms,
r Indigestion Wetting the BED, or Cstarrb, or
Measles, or Whooping Cough or Scarlet Feyer,
Dipth ria or Bad Gold, or Hoarseness, or Running
ofthe Ears and eafness. even scrofla, thou-
sands have done and do daily.
You may cure yourself
lOf Headache, Weak Stomach, or Indigestion, or
Billiousness, or datarrh, or Bad Cold or Sore
Throat or Hoarseness, or Liver Complaint, Ples
or Constipation, or Rheumatism, Sore or Weak
Eyes, or Salt Rheum, or Kidney Disease, Gentra
Debility, or even Asthma, with these Specifies
NOT FAM LY who have ever had one of these
Family Cases OF HuNPHREYs' STEcIFes, but would
give five times its cost, rather than be WithoptIt.
FAMILY CASES.
Case of 50 large vials, in morocco, and Book Of
w
Case Of % large ylels, morocco, and Book. 90
Case Of 20 large vials in morocco and Book. 90
Case Of 20 large vials, in PLAN case and Book 90
Case Of 10 boxes mo to 49, and Book........ 90
Case Of anysx boxos (NO To l5), and Book. L &c
Faun..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-22
Wotels.
PHILLIPS HOUSE.

r DAYTON, OHIO.
INHE above well Known House, having recently
i changed haqds, ia now open, and undergoing ex.
tsnsiye alter tons and improvements for the aocomo-
dsuon OF the traVe ing public No panR viii be
SPARED 10 make tha PM lips Houss, as heretofore, In
. lel9H j. T, BARKER, Prop'r.
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$75
S75
NOTICE.

MY wife Cstharne, hiss left my house IN Rich
vi mond, Ind, and II she does not return within
fourteen DAYS shall not like her any more when
she left asked her whep she had her clothes, she
answered II was none of my business, ... 81,
JOHN APPENCELLER
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-22
Nrm advertisements.
MARBLE WORKS.
NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.
AuDITOR,s oFFIOE, MONTGOMERY oi

AUDITORS OFFICE, MONTGOMERY CO.,
July 18th, 1865
O TALED propos fer building Bridge yer New
. River, near HarshInanvlle, e, in this county, viii
he receiyedRt this Office until noon, Monday, August
7, 1865
Each bidder is required to bid upon his own plan
and spec foatons Bidders will also tate what taey
will allow for old bridge.
The O0mmiss'orprsreservs the right to reject oil
bids If they think proper. 1a. .-.
j. W. DIETRICH, .
Auditor Mont. 90.
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Rral 75state agents.
LENTZ & &APPLEGATE.
REAL ESTATE ar AGENTS.
once a2s Third street, North side,
L. Opposite Town .oloekl N

: |- n TOPPUsII6 -OTOCK,J : =
For Sale, Flax Factory, occupied by Messrs. Davies
q Co, with machinery, and acres o(land
hrck house, cor OF Brown and Ann 81 800
hdon3e frame house on Hess sstreet...........l6 800
Adouble frame house on Walnut strest,....... .240O
large ine brick honse on First street 1900
prick house and lot IN Miami $500
double frame house on Filth $500
frame cottage house on Wilkinson street 4... 1900
arm otfb acres, 2 miles from Day ton .... $500
arm Of IA ceres, miles from Dayton. 25OU
lhrm Of 30 acres 6roHuve r. R............. 225O
farm OF " acres near
opttage frame house on Quitmsn street, lot SO
brick home on Filth street. No 1900
farm 100 acTes mile north OF Browns station IN
Western X. h. on Twin Greek well improved =. 10000
A farm lOs acres miles from Dayton on
hne farm miles from Dayt 5000
Miami City College with ~ ae9es cheap.
a sn AL farm well improved adjoining Liberty
miles from Dayton, cheap = 4
100 building lots in all paris The cIty for sale nheAp
le2daw LENTz 4 APPLEQATE, r. r. A.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-22

OfCroup, or Collie, n Teoiha,he, OF Headache, or
Sleeplessness, or sl,isaag from Teathing Worms,
Indigestion. or Wetting the Bed, or CstarTb, or
Measles, or Whooppg. Cough, or Scarlet Feyer, or
Dipth ria, or Bad Cold or Hoarseness, Or Running
ofthe Ears and eainess even scroflIa, thou
sands have done and do daily.
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NOTICE TO wooD CONTRACTORS.

Is AUDITORS OFFICE. MONT. co o.
Dayt NJ July IL, 1865.
StEALED proposals will hereeeIyed at This office
- until Tuesday, August LIST, 1895 at noon, to nlr
nlsh this county with One Hupdred Cords Of Mood
Hickory, Beach and Sugar Wood.
The Commissioners, a. heretofore. reseryIng the
right 70 reject any ald all bids they see 81.
i--. j. W. DIETRICH
Jyl2td2w4tw Auditor Of Montgomery County
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-22
Gobernmrnt luan.
&obRrnmcnt Auan.
United States
2 so L O A N A!
THIRD SERIES.
$230,000,000.

BY authority Of the Secretary Of the Treasury, the
undefaanel, the General Subscription Agent for the
sale n United States Securities, oHers 10 the public
the third series Of Treasury Notes, bearing seven
and threetenths per cent interest per annum, known
as tho f.t tt.... tH
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-22

you may prevent sickness prevent suffering preyen
expense and loss Of time, the children hsYng the
Measles, or ScBrlet Fever, or Whoopng cough,
even Feyert BY yuslngpreyentIves in the case.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-22

HHU VLtI7 HIITH 70 sInDhH anu no sIlNkIng pThstef
needed: Such as Choice Vera, Havana Seed and Of
the most celebrated brands. Also, the celebrated
GREEN SEAL, SHOOTING OLUB. UNION IA.
VoRITE9, LOS DOS COSTATES, CLUB
HoUsE, MY COUSIN, PUNCH, "t 's-
ELEGAHpTEs AND
..I lgiifk0 SURRENDER bon lo HrH
Superior to Oh OF that named.
SMOKING TOBACCO.
KILE KNICK, Bts LICK, LURKIsH, JAPAN
1ta EESE, NIRSINIA ToBACOo, ''I
Down 10 Cutting Dry and Stem Tobacco, by large
F.r,a and smallquantities.
PLUG TOBACCO OF ALL KINDS.
q, MEERSHAUM PIPES imported direct, and sure
10 be genuine Also large Tot OF common Pipes, Of
all grades q -t''hi
Remember the plaes--sign Of the Big Indian,
No. 2S3rhird street.
iylsdt. j. BoRNSTEIN
Motions. i4oZ
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-22

combine all the advantages Of tho best nomeopqthi
treatment without It's ut cacy or uncertainty. They
are prepprsdby a. phgsi'iau Of over twenty years
Homeopathic experience they have been tried in
every conceivable manner and they have been en-
dorse1 and mrnended in IN highest terrus by
the hun reds Of thousau Is who daily use them,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-12
RfllPPiNG syTTELIGESCE.
PORT Og NEw-YoRK......Au II
leared.

s,..m,h,r New.York lBrem) Won ot,endorp, Bremen
Orlrichs 4 Go. ,,,,, 4, c,
Steamship Erin lBrl Grice Liverpool, Wlhs Guon
Co. ,,.,,. IT,,
siss 1er Geo VI. stont Borden, Washington, ). hhd
Steamer p, r.hcih. Fowler baltimore. -,
slip Resolut- McDeumoit. Mobile, md.e c. Schmidt
pat n NJ Haven row Bav, Miller lion;h,on . 80 ,
prr W. r. Kibby (Brl Blanken'hip, ha'anorof' smith
Dnnnlng ~ ,c...,- 4, 70
Schr J. w Alien, Doane Cow Bsy " l.. Nc. ready q 20
Gil, Cood VIII fBr), johnson. hafsor Island
schr julia (BG) fsrE ST. john ~ b. %d "ihd'of' " ~
DrWoL , c,
s.lr Cou,,iintion Wheeler, bile, ]. ~. 1sseE.
60. :, er,nr Foslsr Nin.in stoa ~ /. McCre-dy.
echr = T. brown. Pisce, Jceksouyillo, j. j.. h,gs5.
scr Thoa Martin, Leighton, Charleston o W. bfo"n'
s.br penr,i Got Portland, J. V. hayi md
seIr Hrlson Tinker Ehlsb.,lpor' >. boyn,on, Sons :,
sshr Robert j. Leonard BEl fAyoias, D. JoHn q ~ f.
L. / Neyins son. .
selr j. Cifar, McGuiness Georgetown
schr NenswA. DissoUay, Noble A. hris son'
sem = Adams, Talbui, rhiniePhia. b'.tt 70
geir e. H. N.ulsrwort Baker. Boston, ~ no" IS n,
90. ,r,.tf n Cla.e New Bedford furguson Bro.
schf. D.,sh ulses Philadelphia, Walsh Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-12
Extraordinary E Case-A Houng Girl Eires
Thsao r.ouses.
From The Philadelphia Ledger. lc'

Iron, The Philadelphia Ledger, 10th.
4 gri, II wears old, who resides with her
rare Is in rccrless-st Second Ward had hearing NJ
ice Ces iri Sint.pn yrsr'"y on the charge OF arson
lr word tr,. 'u'r - ccIfi; ."cs ~ the case, that
the cI! has Ulia uf a.. tuurii-sI1 I1 ~ BF'or. On
the 21d OF July. tha GN"!n- NJ Rockies, s'.. frnr
which the family Of the occupant, Nj JOaa Nis"'.
was absent fired by throwing Diaica tir's .
broken pane of glass IN the secOndstOry bnck wlHdO"
which was reached from fat the top Of the kitchen
Tho fire was soon discovered aud extnguished before
IL made much progress. Its origin was of course a
matter of surprise OF the time there had not been
sry fire in the part If the building IN which 1t com
gclr'd for a long time. On the following day there
Wcfr fyp fires IN Nos. and Reckless St, klnded IN
irt pa ~ oi tbe houses within short time oi each
l,4rf. OIn rs stem gave rise 20 an alarm oi IRE, ana
ire enqtlsfIs were drawn 20 the place
As taC 4..if ly".Tcd IN good deal OF mystery,
much cxc .~,'f, W.s 81 ally created. one OF the
fires was kindleD srrO't-story back window sip,
reached from fiat; hA1.r 90 tidy on chair back,
IN a second. story room. tliIG n Ded fourth In
closet ana the lflh In loft. Though the girl wa rot
seen 20 kndle any Of them, Il was qu.e ccTtaln from
the circumstances, that she alone could have made
them. On TWO occasions she was seen ~ 60 up
stairs ali fle fires discovered Immediately ilter
she returned. The matter vas investigated nv the
Fire Mar.hgl aud he not long m satisfying himself
who The guilty agent bat 10 put 10 beyond donbt
she finally made iu confession Upon this confession
she was Yesterday committed or trial During the hear
ing The accused appeared t. be much Affected Her liz
cendary ccs be ecc0unrd for Oh any Other nv
rotLesis than that she is mOnomaniac on the subject
There could have been any cling OF reyeage 10
CRAFTY. for her own fathers house was hsei almost
iumediliey after the match was applied ono Of the
other d, elllngs.