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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-09-22
CECIL COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL
REV. WALTER ). URYSDALE, AN. Principa
ELKTON, MARYLAND

REV. WALTER 5. DRYSDALE, AN, PRINCIPAL
THIS Institution has been reorganized TO
afford the citizens of Cecil county an opportunity
of securing superior education for their sons ana
daughters The capacious building has been re.
painted, and the School-roon reited and every
facility it is believed, is Possessed for cunmlis
n.cating thorough instruction in MI the branches
adapted to prepare pupils tor Business for Teach
ing or for the Glasses Of College.
The arrangements OF the Central High School are,
such that the advantages of the best Academies may
ing can be obtained in the town nc a reasonable rate
The Scholastic year is divided into -Four Quarters If
eleven weeks eitch.
The Tuition-teS for the first or lowest class ia
Three Dollars per quarter: for the second class
-Four Dollars; and for the thrd class Five Dollars
IN additional charge per quarter viii be made for
French, and also for Drawing and lanin3,. Glass
books, excepting for optional studies -t,tonerv
and Fuel, are supplied by the Board al a n,.cr,te
charge per quarter. Tn il otherwise ordered Pups
from other Counties will h. admitted upon tho same
terms the children Of Crv county. The board of
School Commissioners have reserved the right to
Introduce Into the llign Scho,i, free of charge "a
numlr r Of pupils from the PuJ!ic Schools of the
county whose ajtaInnents in their studies Justify
such advancement, and who shall be recommended
hy the Commits oncrs of the Districts in which the
schools they ate d are located.
The regular holidays appointed by the Board are:
WashlugtonS Birth Day, Easter Monday, Fourth Of
July, Thank sgivins Day and Christmas Week.
BOARD uF VISITORS james r. McCullougb
Esu Hiram McCullougt ESQ, X. D. lamar Fso
DR.. Joseph Wallace Rev. James Mcintire
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COURSE OF STUDY,

FIRST .CLAss-Eagtsh-ur Reading,
Penmanship geography English Grammar, Dcta-
ton History OF the United States Essays Declama-
ton. MathemdttcS-Arlthm ttlc, Mental Arithmetic.
CdSStcS--Latn Grammar, creek Grammar.
SECOND -E"g'iSh-Pennanship Reading
English Grammar Geography, Universal History,
bookkeeping Rhetoric, >,uys. Declamatiun.-
Observation-Disclosures Mental Arithmetic, Alge-
bra CluSSicSLatin Reader or Historic Sa IA, Caesar.
Natural Science-physiology physical Geography
Natural Philosophy. ,
THIRD CLASS-EHg'St-H i-tory OF England,
Rhetoric pcnmanshIp Constitution Of the United
States. Observation-Disclosures, geometry. Trgo-
nometry. Naturai .Scisacc-Naturd Phtnsogly,
Astronomy Chemistry. C'lSSicS--,salust, !rgil or
Ovid Latin Tutor Greek Reader or ut1uca Minora,
Xenophon's Anabasis.
Board of Commissioners lnplc schools.
WIN TORBERT, Secretary. loopt ~, lSB6-tf
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Notice to differs,

MS is to give notice that The subscribers,
-, On W va" STATE OF Connecticut, nave obtained from
istraon on the personal estate Of
DANIEL LORD
late Of said county, deceased. AI persons having
claims against the said deceased are hereby warned
T." exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof duly
authenticated,
On or before the LIST day of September 1907;
they may otherwise. by Law nc rX, lltid from NIL
benefit of said estate. Al persons ma, bed to said
estate are requested to maize immediate PAYMENT to
the subscribers Given under our hands ms Ind
day OF SEPTEMBER 1866.
EDMUND G PpAIltALL
WA. r. BALUWiN
Administrators OF Daniel LDgd deceased.
., Ir,i.-' hALKLAr b. CrTLeR, t.yg ,Icr
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Bsg~ If our friends will but WORK for the
cause, and vote upon the sixth of Novem
Der, they will find that we will not only have
decided majority in this county, but will
have some to spare for other counties on the
State ticket. Let every man do what he
can. 1t may not be much, but it will help:
and he may aftcrward have pleasure in re-
memberiug that his exertions helped to save
his country at time when its very existence
was imperiled by unrepentant rebels.
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SOMETHING FOR LOVERS OF FIGURES. If
Andrew johnson made fifteen thousand ex-
ira Union votes, in Maine, and five thousand
In Vermont, by speaking in neighboring
States, how many has he made in Pennsyl.
vana, where he spoke directly to the people :?
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Club Meetings TO-night,

j. T. Mccullough, Esq, will address the
3D. district Union Club at the Court House
this evening,
Hon. }. A. j. Creswell and H. R. Torbert.
Esq, will speak at Rising Sun, this evening,
On the political issues Of the day. and ". j.
Jones, Esq, will address the sth district
Union Clus, at Mt. Pleasant. this evening.
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Road Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given that apnIication
will be made to the County Commissioners az
Cecil county at t"er first meeting after the END s
Of October next, Tor the opening of II new public
Mexico to Conowinco near the latter pltce ana to
run through lands Of Thomas Kirk Henry McEav
Nni. l. v est and Others to point on the Port De,
post and Lancaster road, the old stone house
Sept lSt,--5W
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ny A correspondent of The nemorrat
inquiries who pays for the gas consumed,
IN the courthouse. when the Union Club
meets there. Wesuppose the same firm that
pays the jury s. so day for attending the
Johnson i1zle, on Tuesday last Iandnt it
been for court the Coppers would have had
no meeting.
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Road Notice.

NoIiCE is hereby given that application
viii he nindr to til" County Cummis, toners If
OF p3ober, next, for the vi lrnir .'tln ,rt a, ~,
EEEl rM,n frnln - Stephen Charrh 20 R~vholJs
"AaiI' FAX River bctw"cu . HHd's ,lurrh and
~ H. bchS"m III stable, passing through lands of
hclis Vi peo. '" Oldham. Sept - lSt,t-jw
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HOME AGATN.'-The President has
swung around the circle and arrived safely
At Washington. We publish Nasby's ac-
co"nt of the expedition on our first page
DON fail to read it.
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Premium Farm GriSt Mill.

SIMPLE, CHEAP and DURABLE
VIZ "fnd Al kinds of Grain rapidly. Is adapted
to all kinds of Horse Powers. eN
Send for Descriptive Circular. Address
WIN. l., BOY FIR 4 BRO,
Philadelphia, Pa.
AFRO Manufacturers Of the --latest LaDrored Fodder
ana STRAW Cutters, Horse Powers. Threshnr Ma.
chihea Cruss-Cut Circular Saw Mills, = IN Snellcrs
&c" "o' lSept ~ IS6b--iw
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j. STEWART DEpJy.

1853 SOUTH I'd STREET ABOVE SPRUCE.
PHILADELPHIA.
ClRPETS, OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW SLIDES
MOULD respectfully inform his custom.
ers and others that he is now selling fr,s. on.
Oh the largest and best aSsOrtments of Cafpals Oh
Cloths, window Shades &c, &c, that he has had ON
hana Tor many years and at reduced prices.
sept q lSU6-3mf3Ins
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NOTICE,

BY THE ORPHANS COURT OF CECIL COUNTY
september -oth, 1866.
0RDEhED. That the sale made and re-
~ ported ~ VILLAIN Denuison Attorney for John
'"ihS; bNfcnt"r OF calender Paterson, deceased,
be Ratified and confirmed unless cause TO the con-
tra,y thereof be shown before the 18th day of
NoNemher next, provided, copy of this order be
lnjnf'ed IN some newspaper printed at ElktOn in
~au counly. once weei' Tor one month before the
18th day Of October next "
Inc heport states the amount of sales to be 81
Z. b. CUTLER Register.
True copy; test
sept - .oGG--Im c. b. CUTLER Register,
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POSTAGE on CAMPAIGN PAPERS. The post
age on weekly papers is 8 cents per quarter,
which covers all campaign subscriptions. =
Some post masters have been in the habit of
charging IS cts, which is the postage on dai.
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WINS
PATENT HAIR CRIMpERS

foh cRlMPlNG AND WAVING LADIES HAIR,
No HEAT REQUIRED USING THEM
A On your store keeper for them. If he
4 does not keep them, write to the Mannf,ctnrar
Sixth street and Columbia Avonn.
Sept 90, ls06-6m PHiaGi,Hii
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MINISTERIAL ExCHANGE.-Rcv. VI. D.
Kurtz will preach at the Union Church, to
morrow, at P. NJ and Rev. S. W. kurtz at
Elkton, at "a P. NJ.
EDUCATIoNAL.-The readers attention is
called to the advertisement OF the Cecil
County High School," in another column.-
For an academic education the Elklon High
school offers unsurpassed advantages and
Inducements. Let no parents send their
children out Of the coanty to acquire liberal,
business education, but help to build up and
foster our own domestic schools.
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Court. Court has been in session
since Monday last but has done bnt little
business. one case having occupied the whole
time, and is not concluded when we 20 to
press. The case is:
Laura v Foulks, use Of John Cazier and
John c. Clayton, rs. Benjamin S. Foulks,
Samuel NJ. DeCoursey and Samuel T. Way,
teI1e tenants.
Below is IL list Of the grand and petit Jurors:
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B@s5N When the President of the United
States boaStfully procaims that he has no
dignity, and does not care for it, ought he
complain if the public treat him with indig-
piy,,y
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FOR SALE.

THE FhhM owned by the late Geo. Gallo,
L sit''ated on the susquehtnna a mile and ahalf
nortn OF Pcrryviile, containing about NINETY
ACRES. For Terms apply to
SAM l. L. CHAMBERLhINE
sept ~ iad6-"w near Perryville
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FAIR AND FESTIVAL. "A ladies' fair
and festival for the benefit Of the St Iohn's
church, Zion circuit was held in Mr., y. Ty
sons grove, one mile west Of !.ewisville, ON
the 3Oth of August, for the benefit of their
new church, which is now in process Of con,
struction.
Near four hundred dollars clear of expen.
SEES we're raised by this enterprise. A large
cake was disposed of by vote for the triing
sum Of Soften cents were paid for the pr
viege of voting. The candidates in this
pous canvass were Rev. Mr.. Johns, pastor
of the Rock o. S. Presbyterian church, and
Rev. Mr. Kurtz, Principal of the Zion circuit
Mr. Kurtz received the prize by about three
hundred majority, which he magnanimously
divided with his reverned competitor.
Another large cake was purchased by sub,
scrption which was presented to the Junior
pastor of the circuit. our friend Rev. j. j..
Timanus This little matter was very hand,
somey managed by delegation of young
ladies', an account of which appeared in our
last issue.
We are indebted to a correspondent for
the above account of the fair and festival
His letter was too long for publication, but
we would be pleased to hear from him when
he has matters of news to communicate that
would interest the public.
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ORPHANS, COURT.

PIE STATED Mr. ETINGS Of the orphans Court Of
! Cecil county will be held On the Second TUESDAY
in every month Executors, Administrations and Guar
dians wanting their accounts stated will please bring in
the vouchers few days before Court
CD. CUTLER, Rsgietor.
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GERMANTOWN TELEGRAPH

THE best Literary, Family and Agricul.
L tura newspaper published, Issuei every We'd
nesday morning Thoroughly loyal and indepel..
As an advertising medium il is unsurpassed
address, PHILIP r. FREAS
sept q, loG6-3w@ Germantown, Philadelphia
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FAIRvlLLE INSTITUTE. under the manage
ment of Jesse d. Sharpless, Principal. will
be found elsewhere advertised in this issue.
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FaiRglLLE INSTITUTE.
For Young Ladies & Gentlemen

d II
FAiHFILLE, CHESTER COUNTY, PA
'I'hE Winter Session OF this Institution
will open for the reception of Purs on the 18th
Of ihh month, tort"her, and continue ~ weeks.
The Buildings were constructed expressly, far
Boarding School purposes and on the most approved
plan.
The Course Of Instruction embraces all tho
b,aHch"s of thorough English and Classical Educu-
ton; together with French Music and Drawing
Terms for boarding, Washing, Funl. Light. Tuition
N English Branches, Latin and French Languages,
$50 per week.
For Circulars, address
JESSE b. SIfARPLESS, PRINCIPAL
TLhCHERS
Jacob W. Harvey, Emeline A. Nicds.
Charles : Stehhins, Emma Sharplcss.
Sept -, ISG6--lUw*
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Schuyler COIfay.


SCHUYLER co,f,v.
H., ,,oo,.;,,. ,,,,,., e. A.. ,:.,.
I,d;a,a Co., ,aa l 49,. 49,.
,Lo uan cah7,ra. &C, r.
accommodated ~ vaa,la,'.la Tl 49,:
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CONGRESS-; the friend Of rr.,1om IN this and
,,l -,
wv o'''' ."''N ''' "'e"" i'''S"'' PF'S"'
ing oHlcer Oh the most important dcl1eratye
body III the world the champion and repre-.
sentative OF the young Republicans of the
| whole country; the genial, knd-hcartcd
gentleman with a hand ana heart ready for
every good work, his defeat would be a
national calamity. Nominated, without,
oppositIon' Tor five consecutive terms Of
way to one Of the l,;rA ,s. mas. ;.,s ,l,o c,o,.
try CA, b,s,ow. The ran.,s or r,,l;o,o .f.r
there. AZ in N,rvI..j ,t.,. ,r,f..s f., H.,
and arc, Geb.Is have tried i, ,..:...,. 4 .,,.,,
him. This time he ap..;, c.,ar.l III. -;.,,
against the notorious Turr;e wro ,iri... 40.
feated rallies to rn,rw tb, oo,rr..t ,.;,L o.
,art;,,c;,y v.ortbr - l,....,, .. u:
d.ra,t nrn,,isa. IN no to.,1 van. a.. aeon.
b,s..,,,s !, +h, DISTINCT H., t,.,.,,,. ...... =
Colc, oro Lo,rd d.,<lo,:,. ...>..
lorol mo-, .hoII ,,,,,,o,,, ,,.,,,o,,.,l p.....l
lie ~ and the ,aon,a from ev.ry l,;,,.,o,, o,l
valley answer
,yruo:.... I'LL
od;ony ,,a1o
And woe to him. or high or low, by whom
we are betrayed
The great heart of loyal Maryland. beating
in response, sends its greeting to this brave
With PENNSYLVANIA and Indiana in the van.
guard, MARYLAND must follow the same ban
ner which has preserved her amid the ruin
and desolation Of all the Soutber, land
- 80 -
Ras- Honest sir, we appeal to you upon
the truth OF history to support the restora-
t'on pollcy OF Congress. When James the
Second was hurled from the throne of Eng,
land, did the English people allow his par
tlsans to rule the land? When the Dutch
threw oil the yoke of spain, did they invite
Spanlards to rule over them? When Vene-
tia was lately redeemed from Austrian des,
potism, did the Nenetians send Austrans to
represent them in the Italian Parliament
Did our revolutionary ancestors allow the
| tories of that laV tn control tho af. irs nj
orr .horn no,;ono a. 49,. ,.n..
at terrih,e cost b,ye oono,orod n,;cht,,
ond w;o,,ea rohou;a, .haIl Ill.,. -a1'a,,
and thar frerds 70 r,1a ~, n.,;,n ,,aroa
deavored and ara sin ondonror;rr ~ d.
strov9 Uno, vo,r consc;.noo ood rorr
honor do vo, ,h;,k ,ro ,lo,1d,
ReSg~.The Baltimore Suu nublished, on
Wednesday, a glowing account of the jeff
Davis and Andy johnson mass meeting held
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gz45" Is it not curious how Tie Democrat
became a Union paper.
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FAIR AND FEsTIvAL.-A fair and fes-
tival, for the benefit of the Presbyterian
Church, at Chesapeake City, will be held on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, 18th, 9th
and 2Sth, afternoon and evening.
The ladies of that neighborhood are al
ways up to the mark in an enterprise of this
kind, and we trust their efforts will be libcr
ally patronized.
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LARGE APPLEs.-We received, from
Mr.. l.. T. Roberts. basket of the largest
and finest apples we have any where met
with the present fall. They are of the kind
known rs Falling Eaters. Some of them
measured II inches in circumference. We
hope Mr.. Roberts has good crop of such
fruit. He will accept our thanks for the
present.
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BREAD AND BUTTER.-W. g. Purnell
of this town, has been appointed kout,
Agent on the P. w. & B. Railroad.
1t is reported that John McCauley has
been appointed Assistant Assessor, in place
Of I. B. Hopper, removed for his known
loyalty and irmness, in opposing rebels at
the polls.
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PmMARY MEErlNGs.-Unon men don't
forgot that this afternoon, at o clock, is the
time appointed for your District Primary
Meetings. Send discreet and intelligent
delegates to the County Convention to as
semitic here on "Wednesday next.
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t+ss" Carpcints, OIL Cloths, &C., in great
variety. at j. Stewart Dcpuy's, 253 South I'd
street, Philadelphia. Purchasers will do we'll
TO give him call.
-" >lilI"crs and persons in search of
millinery Goods, are referred to the adver-
tiscment of Mrs. Rosa Ganss in this issue
~ r. Cyrus Stern, Of III Market ST. .,
Wilmington. extends a poetic invitation to
the gentlemen Of Cecil to furnish themselves
with Clothing of the best quality and style at
his establishment.
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Tue ,c;a amour, received ISIS from tobacco and It's
manufactures e1 3s7 w. Tue amount received rom
sssr hSd been possible 70 prsscrc. elective rsssnss
regulations Respecting the imcpsc stock Of tobacco held
10 The Southern states NJ The closs II the rebellion
The average annual taxable production Of tbs dtnevent
to suus 20 isss was iss pOands This snoans !
revenue % sisss,sas. wah sDns smspdmsai -
the present law and ~fL the exhaustion q the stock in
now nearly snestsd, the Commission believe thai tbs
government msy safely rely upon an annual vvepoe
from this for The immediate future u o. 'east
To respect 70 the income tar the Commisscn have
tho attention which is Importance dsmands Although
10 many respects an cbuoxicus tar yet falling AZ doc.
With ess dirmsns 70 the eousiry ssa any Other form
q Lion escss O. 'PsqHss snS y ne,
= sSs . svsS ~ urser ana n
= rI,as being .s s sss o. .:
BE- abfosaicd aud the rate be eeualissd. 49,
ssaals, ~ Sss.a a. ss s' uS %s';ss H.
. .ss a.. ssn Prom TN. Va. sss%sd sasns !. IA.
"a enable small fsm'iy 10 procnrc the bare neces
Ms ne ~, IN Nc .sEs iPlssssf y ~ w. q
csIpf- q ,scss receiving bot small incqRes AZ shs
pnEbs1ns power u an hundred dollars VA fuly tdSs.
a. eo,lud public policy 20 extend the linN o. the
exempted They therefore recommend that IN the fu
re assessment " incomes one tnoussnd dollars De en-
cmpted from taxation.
Ths Commission furhcrm believe that In erempng
one thousand dokrx from liability ~ nssetsu1ent under
the income The ends of pnbc policy have been fully
fubervod aud they would hcrcore recmms nd that 10
made FOR house rent, ~ least that tbe *nount -
Iowo 10 be dedu for rntal rha not In any CO. BE-
| allow ed 10 exceed three hundred doliArN~
A the law now stands rentals Of excessive and un
rca cnabe amount are onen dodueted and the rsn 20
the In the city u Ncw York alone from sne ~
peal 81 thai part q the act authorizing the dedncionof
rental wosid In the opinion Of revenue omclsis amount
1 20 over too millions Of doliarz per nnnum-
In view of The Necessity Tor tbs Pedy removH! o.
other forms az taxes which tend 10 check the dsvelop
ment Of the industry of ths country the Conmtsrion
would rscommend no further change fos me psssens 70
The total receipts from this since and iacsdins
1898 m follows
Jiacai year 1893. $50 III
Etsrsl yer -
sisala. however. 10 cbserred ihsi me isx % ne
ncoms< u IkS2 s3ssssed In fs6a, mainly iocludcd -
the rrrers@ II the hscs year 1894 less than nall MI.
rcvsIss fw less consist slrsps epassly u 0e sas ~
srsed 10 1874 upon No tnroms 81 fee1 1ne rscstri
ihsrsfore fscw shs income tax ssrwcd 10 1ses % ne'
sppss, . s rsssss q - ce@sssSDer s'r mat ye&'
~ Ispsst However. Il shs cspnssusene - sns
Revenue Commission, spU~r shss ~ tossi receipts
from the ,as apcn !scon! no. S.y g p.esnbss :,
.': 1890 ! isss - s!s ~ - . ~,
bu. so~ .sck ssssss y sss<nr sss~nnsA sas Small
- :. =: s. s4 s. ~ \ ,ss si s.:
I: ~ - ]; Y: q. - y:
] SpsS5 q Ssssss s''''1sssssf7 - - |.
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gother probable that under any circumstances, con
adorable amount OF revenue win always be derived from
miscellaneous sources.
For the lsa year 1907, the Commission adopt tho
estimates OF the Secretary % tho Treasury Wig: twenty
mons OF doars and they OF the opinion that IN
subsequent years equivalent amount will accrue from
incidental sourccssales OF land, lines and penalties
forms OF taxaion unexpected ncrements Of old
ones
EsrfMArga
recaptnlaton Of the foregoing estimates eive us the
following aggregate results for the fiscal year ending
juno 30, 1857
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st1gns srn fssTnlMrm
m'r. SA sa , saa .sa u sssss s@s;
~ ss.ass, 81 siih ~. r.v.uas vin " r.asess ny
eyeps ~ atxss frnsn isassisn taking a. <sas
80 sa1s ~ Frimrns Cor the i~c@i ytsf snainr Jsns
% lsGS pul o. &1ktbg4
Arr.rnluE IA AZ ,hs ,ss.- .ag.s lsaser<s sss -
eeaicd tte aEEfa asn ~iton ~ TIE rsrenn~ hxsal 20
" rrrTftefrast tlersfcfr, isking he rst1rns ~ We
6sl year lss s.ss foe ssalfasss and cpnf~fispn,
30 Isot5aby Aeoaut ~ ai.yrt hf'~es ri.ligus
uls n nadhu % th~ frauriiaas Stowe sgd an.iiy 30
fsrrss " and f,ossnfu nasd ihs Cynn1mi9s sysd foe.
ihsf 70 sumsnd ahai "a nnd sfsr 40 la d. ~ salyl
lsas tss tatea Mns rsd utou "A rts -nses sod
sssfsEnndss sruneraisa W ~ssssa nnsy toss % NO
si.srsa o.. Il asreh ntS Ne r~i.oa1 nfty r~F cent,
sni ,.s % .s-sas % e.ass $500 "a ., 'ss 49,
al ,snnss n ssls, ~ apfssfft~1 % prrusisteAL
kprh q rrsstiyu wvad AZ oneN cgmp~nA&A~ w reat
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IA sruntry frhh sub re9neaon nn1st n~r>~A@fsy
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