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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-04
TIE STORY OF 4 WOMAN'S CAREER.
Forty Years Service as an Ofiieer in the
British ARMY.

An English paper says Gan incident
is just now being discussed in military
circles so extraordinary that were not its
truth vouched for by official authority, the
narration would certainly he deemed alb
soluteiy Incredible Our officers quarter
ed at the Cape between fifteen and twenty
years ago may remember a certain Doc
tor Barry attached to the medical staff
there; and snioying a reprtatior for con-
siderable skill in his profession, especial
ly for tirmness, decision, and rapidity in
difficult operations. This gentleman had
entered the army in 1913, hal passed. Of
course, through the grades of assistant
surgeon and surgeon in various Regiments,
and had served as such III various parts Of
the globe. His professional requirements
had procured for him his promotion to the
staff at the Cape. He was clever ahl
agreeable, save for the drawback. of a
most Quarrelsomc temper and an inord;~
nate addiction to argument, which per
petually brought the former peculiaritv
into play He was excessively plain, of
;o,norraoti~,, -r = ia5;oran.I,. a,,,,l.:.'' ~
voice. Any natural chatting with regard
,, ,hos. ta,,oro. ,..oo;,II,, u.,,..1 -.
ire but va, ot ion.tb discontinrod ~ ~.
calling oat porseycrin- offender and
.bo,tinr hin, fbrou,b 20 In,
,Ahout 1870 no tc,,D,o ,,r,n,ot,1 =, 10
medical ;oenactor and 80 ,.,nsrorr,4 =,
Malt, Tboro 10 ,,,s or,,o1I,. ,1;.t;an,,;.I,
"a IN Ii. skill and Lv h ! nno,,ociony ma
nen,ities the latter heaonfno 80 ;nco,c-
vanientIv deveIonad uron tt,o ,r;.h+ast dic
c,.,-.,, ..r o,,ir;..., al, ~. a..
j.. ,.., .1Iauo,l ~ ,.1.o. r H. g.. r.
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'''' '''''.''' >'''''"S - '''7eoe' anu our
"""l'> VI o""'Se Pn'l'e' 'iie IeFiVofNf "
barry elected I" leave the army ana take
up MS FeS'ie'ee 'er Inc rest oI ms dayS
at 'oF'"' ne mere dIea about month
ago an" upon ms death was discovered TO
DC i "o'h,l" cry probably ans d'scoV-
cry was ehcl'ed curing the preparations
for lnterment but there seems to be an
ldea prevalent that either verbally during
the last Illness or "y some writing,
perused Immediately after his Qor we
must still use the 'maseuline.) death, he
had begged TO be buried without post
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-04

whose pockits contane nothin but confed
rit skrip
Save US from Ma5sa achusits, wich is on
cry and cusid
Protect US from niger soljers, which
Is GRIMM feends.
Shelter us from the ghost of J. Brown;
which is marchin on
PETROLEUM = Massey
Lait paster the church NV the Moo Dispensashun.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-04

"A Spanish sailo1@ with dark com~
plexion, was or Monday passing mp Main
street in Brooklyn, with three children Of
one Of hls neighbors, whom he had taken
out 70 walk y number Of Irish women
following him crying cot, See the magyar
kidnapping the white childer," and in a
short time mob collected, who stoned
him and took away the children. A de-
tachment Of police rescued them after
wards
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-04
bseription Rates.
Germs of AdperfIsinG.

Professionalism Busfress Cards not exceeding six
Vines, sic per year.
Twelv- lines NonHsreu .tvpe. compact UatreTr pr
their equivalent space, Wi he counted, rs square
Fstray tces publish "a four weeks = Tor 2 single
&niwp ana City cents for each additional animal IN
same notice
Legal Notices A. sJaJut T<t1e
Special Notices lea led sn8 having uTecedaHce "l
Ordinary "a vertfser~ per cent advance en- OF
dinary rates
Advertisements accompanied with areciloh- ~
.rted tin forbid, and charged fo- Aec'fa"eiE
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-04

4 NosELEss CoPPERHEAD-N PRosrEc-
TIvE-It is related of a certain prominent
Copperhead in thi, city, that when he
heard of Col Gilrs nomination for At
toruey General. in a fit Of holy indigna-
ton ne exclaimed: " Mine Got Ven
Gil is elected | bites my nose off -
Don't do that, replied fellow Democrat,
for he Is sure to be elected, and l would
he sorry to see you without a nose -
Watertotca Republican
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-04
,urn>NBIF RsIlRER

GEORGE APPEL having dt'sd uP his Stop in I'll,
most approved style, IS prepared q" sHt' = Dress
y -. etc al who may favor him With call
n viii alSa attend Bleeding, Ccpnins and LseehlHg
n n -, ,.;,s aod in the best manner n the science
,srfa-t satisfaction warranted in al cases iS
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-04

They give odd remedies for the cattle
disease in Eng and A COW belonging to
Miss Burdett Coutts was dosed with
eight bottles Of whiskey, twelve bottles
Of brandy, thirty bottles Of port wine and
other strong drinks The animal recov-
cred from the distemper, but died Of de-
lirium tremens
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-04

A terrible tragedy occurred at Fair
play, Wis, last week. DR.. Haines, =.
physician Of that town, shot his daughter,
knocked his wife down with the revolver.
inficting mortal wound, and then cub
his throat with lancet The cause of
this horrible tragedy Is not known
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-04
TIE Brother Thieves.

present call to mind are the removal OF
her fathers household-goods by Rachel'
ard the plundering of the treasure cha m
Der of Psammeuitis, the rich and learned
king of Egypt, this last exploit being left
on record by Herodotus, most delightful
of historians.
This wise and rich morafch got a strong
room built for the preservation of his i'm
tnense riches, bat he scarcely showed his
wisdom in allowing its outward wan to be
accessible to all corners, for it formed a
portion of the boundary Of the royal fort
ress. The cunning architect contrived
that one large stone extending the ertire
breadth of the wall might be easily re-
no ed, without leaving any perceptible
intesstice, and on his deathohed he be
queathcd the secret to MS two sens -
These youths soon after paying the last
respects to their father mummy. repaired
by night to the outer wall, removed the
stone Eve are unable to explain the
modus), and getting into the cham mber,
conveyed away some Cf its most precious
contents This was only the frst visit.
and the king, on his repeated inspections,
found his glttering treasures diminishing
without the slightest clew as to the nefar-
ious means employed The inner surface
of the wal showed not the slightest flaw,
and to the strokes Of the hammer every
portion answered with the uniform So
lidity. The seals placed on the docr at
his last going our were found untampered
with on every succeeding visit, and the
poor kings perplexity advanced to an
alarming point. However, something
should he done and the wise king did the
wisest thing under the circumstances He
laid in the ncighborhood Of the choicest
article trap from which no escape was
possible, and on the next visit of the
brothers the one who ventured inside was
elsectuaIly secured, body and limbs.
The other entering with all due precau-
5ious. they examined the machine and
ganrd lso possible means of escape The
captured uau then proposed to his brother
to behaad him, and thus save the lives
AMI reputation of the other members ot
The ramilv On the free man expressing
hi. re,,urnance 10 the deed he answered.
r,,, l7f. ! t,~f,1+ ,-ba+bar vow take II or
not Efrau refuse vou nec6sessiv sacrifice
v,.r matbor.x nc, and yanr own This
rio,., ~ the ease decided the brotbcr g. rhe
.hbo,.rod deaa Tho head xas carried
,v.a- and the sfane renlaea5
-,
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'' S''', Il, i''' us '''N - ''s''''''- vas
% haSe '',' 90 y S"S eN''e'' rom " 2''''e'
'hd 'I"SeIy "a'e''''' 'i' ""'e''H'e'' penn :
pr''a,''' 'NN''o's,.' - :, Ns ''''' CUSTODY
4 VINO s'e'i's' ''''' - So'''" az '''e
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-04

There was Cheese at the y York
State Fair which took four horses to draw
it
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-04

Two California gentlemen recently
took trip far enough among the foot
hills 20 find Indians industrously employ
ed in reaping a rich htryest of grasshop-
pers. The male aborigines drove the in-
Sects into large holes, or pits, prepared to
receive them, while the females guarded
the holes and pounded the grasshoppers
down. They continued until they had
gathered about two bushels and then went
to work and cooked them This done. one
Of the gentlemen Joined the Indians in
the feast, and AYERS upon his honor that
they were quite as good 'as parohed corn,
and much better than n plate Of shrimps
he ate lately at San francisco, in fash~-
ionGble saloon on Montgomery street"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-04
The Democratic Platform.

ReSolced, BY the Democracy Of Wis
consin, represented in delegated conver.
ton, that the Democracy of Wisconsin are
devoutly thankfcl t. Almighty Gcd for
the fortunate conclusion Of long, blood
and destructive civil war. originating in
sectional passion and crime. and cuImina-
ting in the triumphant yindication of ths
Federal authority and the final overthrow
of the political heresy that a positive de-
tiance Of the Federal Government is q
rightiul remedy for real or anticipates
wrongs
ResOiced, That We recognize in the
policy avowed by President johnson for
the restoration of tie late rebellious
States to their practical relations with the
Federal Governmeat, wise and patriotic
determination to preserve the equality OF
the several States and to secure the future
peace and unity of the country upon III.
basis of the Federal Constitution. and. to
that end and in all othcrla lawful measures
tending 10 the preservation Of the GoY-
ernment and the future freedom, frater-
nization and progress of the American
people. We pledge him our unqualified
sympathy and support
Rescired That we are opposed to negro
suffrage in this state, and to a / irterfer-
ence b7 us with the policy Of ether states
on that subject
Resoited, That we are opposed to the
further suppression of the writ of ha6eas
corpus and to all trials of civil offences
by military tribunals
Resoiced, That we damaud the most
rigid economy in the administration g
state and national affairs, and are opposed
to calling in and diverting the state Schoo,
Fund
| Resoiced, That this country is under
n debt Of gratitude to our soldiers for their
bravery aud devotion to the Union. and
that they arc deserving pay by deeds more
than words.
Rcsolrcd That we are opposed to those
provisions or the tariff laws by which bur
dens are thrown upon one section of the
country or enc class of o.rr people for
the benefit Of another section or class.
Resolrcd, That We are opposed to all
exemptions Of classes from the burdens OF
government, and are in favor of equal.
Just and uniform taxation.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-04

Is PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY,
In the old Eagle Building, corner Of High and Vine
streets. Mineral Point, Wis by
BLISS &c SON.
, 1865-08-23
THE HOMESTEAD Law,
Important to Returned Soldiers.

We hive received large number Of Letters
from returned soldiers, inquiring upon what
terms they can secure farms upon the public
lands. As the mo st satisfactory answer, We
publish The homestead Law entire. It Is as
follows:
seatatitts ef ne Uaited Satss Of america n Gon.
grtss assembled, Thai any person who Is The head Of
afanlly, OF who has arrived It .he ege of tfsny-
Who shsi hayc lied lii declaration Of Intention to
sv Sss'es 81 et' 5e' 6niteS Statss. - I'd % va Is
Government or given aid and comfort to it,
enemies, sbhl from and ai1cr the fsst Of January,
eighteen hundred and afxsy-thtee, be entitled to
appropriated public lands, upon which said person
nay hayp fled . presumption claim, OF which may,
It The time the application is made, be subject 10
pseempuon At one Sts aSss and ime3nthTe III 3 se1 OF
appropriated lands; at two dollars and any cents
pef acre, to BE- located in body, in conformity to
ne .ser tE Eli ae @ eD has
under ,e provisions q This aci, e9ier other laai
po @ 70 1ea ft a ~ aad
pied, exceed tn the one hundred and sixty
acrcs.
applJing for fhr benefit Of this act shnl1 upon sp.
pucation to the rg:ster Of the land Office IN which
fe Or she is about 10 make such entry, make nlda,
vi befo1e the said register or EeceIyer tha he OF
Or mo,o 10 Of sse, Of shall have pefmmed service IN
Tic army Ct navy Of the United Ssatea, and that be
has never borne arms aganet the government ofthe
Cniea s!ass o. gssa aid a1d comfort = 'S as enc
her exclusive use and benefit md that said entry i
rale for the purpose Of actual settlement and cult
yatiou moi either directly OF Indirectly for the nse
n hencft Of any other person OF persons NhomsocEt
md upon ding the said affidavit With the register
nr receiver, and On payment Of ten dollars, he Q.
she shall theze(Eom be Permitted to enter tbe guam
ca;3fcsfe be given or patent Issued therefor until
enry nd % s!ptiGSn o. snsh tsD tine Or Il
within two ,eqTse Is s III e MRag Rffseu
o. IN csse oi her dsih his heirs OF deEtsee or 10
e1.e of widow making such entry, her heirs OF de-
, 1865-08-23

TUESDAY EVENING, Aug. 80 u. m.
BALE AT FIRST BOARD.
, 1865-08-23

There W68 good attendance On change to-day,
and tho leading produce markets ruled quite active
at shade better prices than 1t the close Of change
yesterday.
= The Flour market vas characterized with more
activity than for some days past and m advance Of
10 centa per barrel was readily obtained In view OF
the improved tenor Of the New York dispatches
Atthe close holders were asking further improve
nent Of 15c, which buyers would not acctde to.
The amount In etore IL md as many hold
ers hare Withdrawn their stocks from market, the
assortment offering IL ruther meagrc one. FAVOR
ite brands OF Winter and Spring extEas are scarce,
and many, which are we'll known, cannot be had.
The sales aggregate some I500 hr1s. At $o-5o9S1ao
for white winter, $s.75 for red winter, t7eoa1s73
for spring extras, and $5ooG6 40 for spring supess
The market for No. Spring Wheat though deck
dety lesa acfre ihan on yesterday, opened &c nigh
{. than at the cose Of Change yesterday, but sab
seouently saga way hc-closing firm. No. He'd
Winter was ecarre and 5G1ec higher. No. : Red
md In active demand, Ut m advance Of c424c. No
/ Spring in particular houee, being In demand By
county m1llcfs, sold at IN advance Of 1G4nc on
the ruling rites for the grade elsewhere. No
Spring was dull and somewhat eaaier. The salsa
aggregate 19o, 600 bushes, at 1.60 for Amber Mich
lean 81 soc l.S5 for No. Rcd, s1.50 for No. Red
90c for Rejected Red 81 IS for Extra Spring, $l$
G1.c4G &c for No. spEing-the last ior receipts
In particular house-$1 23G5125 for No. ., and y
csc for Rejected Spring in store-elostnE steady
at 1.3a for No. Spring tn store
The market for Corn Wal quite active at an ad-
vance Of BIC Oh No. !. which VIA particularly IN
sctiEc request. No. Corn opeled H11c better,
but toward the close the improvement WIS lost Re-
}ected Corn wns atoutae better. Canal Com vas IN
bettes supply and quite active. Tha tzansaeslon,
, 1865-08-23

themselves In position to help those of their
friends at home, who are dlscontented with
their lot, to come ont and settle IN this CONN.,
try, whcrs there Is always fair remuneration
for honest labor, liberty and freedom, then
their object will be lanaahlo and deserving Of
: Tne recent misunderstanding with tie Chi.
caGo Times should be- sufficient proof Of the
lbe5a1lty Of tho party, and warning to those
whom they patronlze. Their exponents must
hAvt no opinion, no, thought or idea except
under their control, but nsast submit to be
dragged In the miro at the tail Of their carl:
am only surprised that those champions o.
their sountsymen don't question and find sault
with the decisions Of the courts, when Hi5h.
men arc frequently made amcndable tor OF.
fences agninst the laws OF the country. Why
did they not expose the cause OF the murder
ous TAbb1e, which, In New York, during the
lnte riots, brutally and hhnnanly murdered
the inodenstre colorcd people because the mn
jority ofthe ruffaans ws1e Irish II the people
are Immaculate In one case, why not in all
: their motto should be sthe Irish, can do no
wrong" mud not "fhc king can do no wrong " :
would ask god, 'snsible men who foster and
encourage this Feniau movement, are you abb
seolute1y bind to the inevitable consequences,
should your plans be consummntcd! ", are
you merely deluding your followers for party
and political purposes IN the one case, you
other you play upon their confidence for your
own personal ACKNOWLEDGMENT: Have care !,
the time will come when your actions will re-
coil upon yourselves. You will be placed in
the same category Us the editor Of the Tlmea,
and the designation s'malum prohfb!tun"
viii he equally as applicable TO you as to
them. =. ~.
And now. Messrs. Editors, asking your par
don for seeking to Intict upon your readers a
matter which only concerns small portion
Of them, an, most respectfully, Mt.
- Chicago, August 81.
, 1865-08-23

CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.
TrEspAT EvDrG, August

TCEspAI EvE1CG, August 2.
LCAlHER-RecetTe1, srGa N sh1ppet, 2,lH NJ
There large neet In to-day, and there being quite
d scarcity Of doekage, trade WIS rather aoH but the
sales made Indicate no change In valued Sales wes:
Cargo Rchr- Wcbber, from oenuto, 1!o N strips and
boards, at sl5po, by Whltcouh; cargo schr Barber,
Muskegon, 80 3 strips, balanca boards md 21rs,
ti65a By Mason 4 pavis: cargo schr Trausit, iron.
sIanltowoc, 50 III balf to.sts, bnlanee boards and
stips, at S115o, By blanchard and Botlaod;
cargo sehr Golden Harvest. from Big suamsco,
90 m l.. strips, balance Iolsts aud 21ts
1T t1s.o1, by BicktuEd; cargo schr Eewhall, from
Mnskegun, 10 - strips, balance boards ut sl5s by
o. Brewster; argo achr Thzea Bells, rom Menomlnee,
Id N. as uttps balsnce boards &C.. At III by Beck
ford; cargo sehr Catchpole. from Cedar Rres, IL N
Hstips, balance boards and 2xls. 1t 50 by Wood,
b.; cargo schr Lariuda, from ka1amazoo. 10 m XXI
osts md timber. ut A. Carter; cargo schr III
grim. rum Menomluee, 80 N, ~ strips, balance osts
and 21la at xltso by E. Wood; cargo scr Rose Doas
Inan, from Muskegou 70 NJ ~ strips. balance boards
1t $1s.sa by o. Brewster.
sHISGLEs-Roceiycd,S S,s;5 mt shipped, So n;
Market f.u- Supply light. Sales were:- cargo sehE
Franklin, rom Kalamazoo, 500 N sawed A At k3ios
ca1go schr Souvenir, trpm Asnitowoc. 1'3 saWcd H.
At SO; lis n Shared 4, ut sL5o 50 n cedar At Kso.
LATu-Rcceiyed, SIS N shipped, SIS m. Market
A.u. Sa1es ~era: 1.5 N, at &.-FK.
We quota Ypr4 prices As follows:
, 1865-08-23

The wing OF the New York Republicans
with which MIR. Greeley chiefly agrees, was
beaten by the Weed interest, in The matter Of
fixing the time for holding the State Conven-
ton. It is nov f1cd for the 10th Of Septem-
Der, while the "Dcmouatic" State Con-
.ention meets two weeks earlier, on the 6tb'
The New York Tribune intcrs that one con-
trolling mind (Thurlow Weed f1cd the day
Tor holding each OF the State Conventions,
that this is the same that engineered scy-
mour's election In 1s6s, TINT he proposes doing
the same again, and that he will fail.
Nj. Lincoln 4howcd great want Of fore
sight in lis efforts To get Horace Greeley to
support tie var. He should have sent Thur
low Weed to treat for peace, and Greeley
17ould have " fought ti]1 the last armed toe
expired. Is there no kind old lady to speak
to the Republicans Of New York, in the Ian
guaec Of lender compassion: :
s.Toung children you should never let
ionr angry passions rise
Your little hands were never made
To ttar each others eyes"
, 1865-08-23

Tie heavy losses Of the New England banks
should have the elect to cause 5depositors
throughout the country henceforth to dis
criminate more carefully between specializing
bankers and those who ere doing q legitimate
business. Gold-bnlling is sublime aud mag
nifcent operation; oil stocks and ratlroad OPP
c1ations are equally glorious !; but those who
are making deposits for safe-kecping would
hardly cutrust them with ono who should de-
vote his evenings To fighting the tiger. Bcar-
batting in Wall street, high-nying In railroad
stccks mud kiting in oils, are just as consistent
with sound banking us Playing at faEo. There
is an irrepresaiblc tendency on the part Of de-
pcsitcd funds to minglc and blend harmon
iously with those Of tho spcculating banker,
and hence the firm which to-day curls Its LIP
with IN angry sncer when its check for mil
lion is refused because not certified, may to-
morrow be sending cold rictuals up the back
stairs to the junior member, who Turks In q
New York attic and halls from Europe
Watch your banker.
, 1865-08-23


The following is the letter from our Consul
ut the Society Islands, concerning tae hurt
cane there IN February last, Of which M men
tion WIS the other day made IL our Washlnss-
ton dispatches:
"CosauLArE or TIE .. 5. 4T TAaIH,
<, SOCIETY Islands, May - leo5.
"To the Hon. Secretary Of state, Washington,
~ have the honor 10 report to Jou fact OF
great importance to navigation. Viz: the
work OF terrific hurricane that has visited
the Society, Harvey and Palmersfon Islands,
and probably others from which have not
"One Of tho islands Of the so-called Pal
merstop group has been entirely washed
awuy. Nothing but coral breakers remain,
whieh. as they are only visible in perfectly
calm weather, will be most dangerous to nav
igatton. 1t was on this group that INC oatqua
Julia Cobb, Of BucEsport, Maine, was "reek-
ed last November, when her crew was taken
charge Of by this Consulate. o,.,-
sThe British brig Annie Laurie, Gaptan
Dunn, describes the calamity on the 'slana as
frjrhtiu1 in the extreme, and Us the CAptatn
Is 3 trustworthy and experienced seaman, Nno
has traded among the islands tor many years
Is wen acquainted with the NATURES, !
asked him to eiyc me some account tneleoi'
Hint It might be used for the beneht o. naE3- ~
gators, which he at once did, IN terms as 1o''
lows: oo..
aiTh he gale ommenced On the @th OF jan
,,ary. when VIC wire In lat. - 20 soutn, long,
1Ga west, and continued till the morning oi
February 1st, VT en- the wind suddenly caan9ed
tom E, \. E. 10 Z. s. E., R1d pleH se9rue
, 1865-08-23

ever, serious tn amount, the pstnc1pal OH oeniS
10000 IL DEF cent Treasuy notes.
w. ,r ~ won, ,-.,,e-,,, ,,rrr,.tsnees con-
ohe VI LIE ,uost ktst1't.s - -. W..
nectcd with the recent panic Il the facf
Seyep-thIrtiea and other popular Government scEa-
i,ies hare continued IN ,rtiye demand from nyest
.4N-' -. -, - -, .rhca the,a
;,.ta--r,t,o, ~ ~. h.SS.-z s.ch. nf t,,a
NAs eon4s y. ~ o1.'; LII
Iezatns ueal<3a IL oo'etal1'cn' su*'As aas 49, =,
pcsted to u IN uousuai uumoer: OF puEcnases "
frI2hl persupz Of small ueanax Nor are the M,
shsS1n nonul.rstv of these lcs1t,r trur,ass. and
I; .ho ,sa.;1. -, - .n.rd1aa. and
toe VI .ue pe0a,.e !" .l'oh ~. -.
xpfre NJ an anSest tment. without reaaon. In7 te-
mtrcirl Lhrc7,ielt OF Saturday thus refers 10 tf
subject: =
-. ,,,. 49, .>.t xau., !. /. ,,t t-ra
he!sa'.es We mas NM ~ Wnue u ts no1 iahi
on5 tne y, tir ae t1 ;a srs.bIe r1nai
eaa ~ own aloIn .t; 11tsIu{ ~ ,ae ttron.