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Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-11-02
Throat Anie CtlOnS
mare srsausn ly thu otherwise caused By .
thick, Shiny N ,coUS, falling fIom the head,
especially iurlns the night, aud
resulting from Catarrh and
a.s lufsd By
IL X. s L. L. I. Y E.
Liquid CATAGNlI Remedy,
Throat Ane CtlOnS
s Y NJ PIT 0 NJ S

The symptoms of Catarrh are at first very
slight. Persons find they have cold, that
they have frequent attacks, snd are more
sensitive to the change Of temperature. In
this condition the nose may be dry, or q
slight discharge, thin and acrid, afterwards
thick and adhesive, may ensue.
As the disease becomes chronic, tho dis
charges are increased in quantity and
changed in quality they are now thick
and heavy, and are havked or coughed off.
breath the voice thick and nasal the eyes
arc wea:.:: the sense IF smell; is lessened or
destroyed; deafness frequently take: place.
Another common and important symp-
tom Of Catarlh is that the person is obliged
to clear is.throat in the morning of slick
or Shiny mucous, which has fallen from the
head during the night. When this takes
place, the person may be sure that his dis
ease is on its way to the lungs, and Should
loose n time in orresting it.
arrh symptoms. Write to our Laboratory
for our pamphlet describing fully all
symptoms it will be sent FREE to any
address. Also directions where to procure
the medicine; -
we are Receiving lcItcTS lToLn OIL Puito
of the Uniun, and also numerous testimo-
malls from those using it, bearing the evil
dence of its infallible merits.
~ This remedy contains no MINEARL
or POISONOUS INGREDIENTS, but is pre-
pared from Vegetable extracts EXCLUSIVE
LIZ; therefore it is PERFECTLY HARM
LESS, even to the most tender and deli
cate child .-04
GALL FOR SEELYE'S CATARRH
REMEDY, and take no other. II not SOLD
by druggists in your vicinity, they will or
der it for you. Price $500 per bottle.
~All persons suffering with any A.
fiction Of the Head, Throat or Lungs,
should write at once for our pamphlet full
~ describing all symphonic pertaining to
the above diseases.
It will be sent FREQ to any address.
Annvvaa
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All persons indebted to Peter Haaf by
note OF book account, arc hereby request
cd to pay up Immediately, AZ he is closing
out his stock in trade, and desires to have
oil accounts settled up before leaving the
county, n60tf.
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GREAT 9RNAN.,
THE FENIAN COMBC'TIBLE FLUID RE-

THE rENIAN CoMBU'TIBLE FLUID RE-
GENTLY sEIzED'ATLIvERPooL
From the Lond.n Times, Oct. Is.
On Saturday ahumbcr' Of magis-
trates and town councillors assem-
bled at the LIVERPOOL police static
to witness experiments with the Fe-
MAN combustibl, fluid recently
seized. \ portioi' Of the fluid was
poured On quantity Of loose cotton
and sticks, and I'M about four min
utes it spont aneo,sly ignited. A
bottle containing fluid was then
dashed against wall, which immc-
diately became mass Of flame -
The spectators were deeply impress
ed with the destructive quality Of
t the e., fluid; Many persons /, r haSe
organization in Liverpool, but the
police cases which are coming to
light will undeceivs them. As an
Instance Of the marvellous unextin-
guishablc qualitiesof the liquid, We
may state that short time ago
Mr.. Superintendent Hewitt poured.
some of it on cottcp.Wool and chips,
and then placed tie Whole complete
ly in water, wher, it remained for
week. It was then taken out and
placed On the floor and in FIVE
minutes it had burst into flames.
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TAcsO6eAce Orthc Presl-
Hnt,

President johnson strife Will
radicalism had its origin in his at
tempt to carry into effect tavor'''
peasure Of Mr.. Lincoln's admins
tration. During the civil war, the
suggestion that the Confederate
states had forfeited the right ofrcp.
resentation, was scoffed at BY all
except q mere faction IT radicals,
headed by Sumner and Stevens
md Congress not only admitted
representatives from the states OF
the confederacy, but on the 4th of
March 1862 passed the following act
which was Immediately approved by
Mr.. Lincoln:
CHAP. XXXVI-An act fixing the
Numter Of the House Of RePresen-
tativcs from and after the I'd ct
March, 1868.
Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the
United States of America, in Con-
press assembled, That FROM and
AFTER the Bird day Of March, 1853,
the number Of members of the
House Of Representatives of the
Congress Of the United States shall
be two hundred and forty-one; and
the eight additional members shall be
assigned one each to Pennsylvania,
Ohio, Kentucky, Illinois, Iowa,
Minncsota, Vermont and Rhode t.
land.
From and after the Bird of March
1868 this law says the House Of
Representatives SHALL consist If
241 members. As there are but
ITO members from the North, it
needs only this law to show that
radicalism then thought and pro-
claimed that after March 3rd 1868
they would not constitute the A
mericsn Congress, and that the re-
naming number required to co n
stitute congress must come from
the South. Congress and Mr.. Lin
colh thought in 1862 that after
March 1863 these ITO men, repre-
sonting only. one section of the
country, would not constitute the
congress, and Mr.. johnson thinks
90 still. Congress and Mr.. Lincoln
then said that after March 1863 the
south should be represented. Mr..
johnson still declares the same
doctrine. And for the tenacity with
-sh;nh h. .ahAras tn this unrepealcd
law Of . republican congress, and
approved by Mr.. Lincoln. this same
eongressase to attempt his impeach-
mant. -. - 80
Well we have only tc add that were
the offence the approval Of some 9TH
or of the measures Of Mr.. Lincoln's
administration the president would
not only deserve impeachment, but
death, and we should not grieve at
lis loss unless it came by assassin
alton. We are opposed to means Of
death that makes martyrs Of muir
>derers.
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JvA" W Fnrney and the Editors
Of tho Baltimore American have
been indicted for attempting to in
cite riot and insurrcction in Mary
land.
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The London Dahl. News is not
polite to the Fspians.~ y says that
the last Fenian expedition to Canada
was composed Of 4 hero without die
ipline or artillery; and conveying
its whole commisary in whiskey
TASKS. But this IS no more civil,
spoken Of the Canadians Of whom it
says: Their panic stricken journals
abound in lang uase of invective
against the government of the United
States, while they cry Justify for
troops from England, The public
feeling Of the Canadians is so utter
ly debauched by our habit of doing
everything for them, that they will
not as much as defend their shores
against an Irish rabble.
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is to be done? We have our militar,
force thoroughly recognized. lfso'
call for 100000 men for three
months they would be feady at once
Answer this Immediately.
u. W. FITZGERALD. y
New York. Oct. so.
T,J. ". FlrzGERALp, Cincinnati:
Get your men in military trim
instantly. We will soon teach
Canadian towards whether they
can bang minister Of God or not:
If they touch hair Of his head,
they will have to lm farther than
Booker, the .'Qneen's Own pedes-
TRAN.
WILLIAM X. ROBERTS.
..Prcsident Fcnian Brotherhood.
. Congress refused to repeal the
neutrality laws, but in spite of
them, if Canada shall carry out 50
infamous and covardly a purpose
as the execution of these men, then
let the Fenians rally and make that
country the grand highway to Irish
and Liberty.
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ADpIRss
rr, ,, a. SxELY8 q Co.,
FRIEPORT, ILLINOIS.
Sold BY oil Wholesale and retail Druggists.
GENERAL AGENTS.

John D. Park, Cincinnati, Ohio; Fuller,
Pinch l. Fuller, Chicngo, III. Burnhams
/ Vanschaack' Chicago, III. Demas Bar.
mes & Co., New York D. Ransom Co,
Buffalo, N. Y; Farrand. Shelby 4 Co.,
Detroit. Mich; Weeks &. Potter, Boston,
Macs; French, Richards l. Co., Philadel
phia, Pa; r. E. Sellers & Co., Pittsburgh,
Pa; Collins Bros, St. Louis, Mo-; Barnes:
Ward l. Co., New Orleans, La; R. A. Rob-
inson h Co., Louisville, KY; Bigley s Bro.y
Memohis, Tenn; p E, Depuy, Richmond,
Va; Thompson 4 Block, Baltimore, Md. !;
Dexter 4 Nelleger, Albany, N. Y; Strong
4 Armstrong, Cleveland, Ohio, /; VIM.
Johnston, Detroit, Mich; Wilson Peters &
Co., Louisville, ~.
(al0v1yl.]
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abolished: during tHe war, as q var

abonshed:;aaring fKes var, as 4 VA;
measure scon6scating the property
of the insurrectionists. The States
have since ratified this act by in
corporation into their State Com
stitutions clause forever abolish
ing slavery. ..,
Thus discussions on the merits
aud dement's # the so-called
amendments, is preelqdedf by their
illegality. The qhestion does not
come before .hv high tribunal. of
the people in legal form. The Rad
icals not only avow their infamous
purpose to destroy the Republican
rule of representation adopted by
the authors of the Constitution, but
to do this in an illegal and despot-
ic manner. Before We discuss far
Their the merits, Of the radical
amendments, we desire to know by
what authority they have been pro-
posed. st. Paul Pioneer.
THE KING Or PRUSSIA, TO BE PRO-
CLAIMED EMPEROR OF GERMANY.
The London Times of the 10th Of
October speakings Of the political
and governmental changes going on
in Germany says:
1.-The work Of Fismark, As we
now see it. might have been neater;
but the end is not, yet, and already
we hear that the northern parlia-
ment will signalize its first sitting
by proclaiming William I. emperor
Of Germany. Should such scheme
be carried into eject it would be
for the ss me assembly to determine
the relations between the central
power and the DEPENDENT states; to
limit the power Of the princes re-
duccd to the condition Of vassals,
and, perhaps, to deliberate op the
restitution. on thcName condition,
of'.the fallen dymsties to their
thr;onos " a -, sEEsf 81:
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FINE A STOCK
In District Court Of Howard County Iowa.
Against Original Notice.
Annie Pierce

To Annie Pierce defendant. You are
hereby notified that on or before the first
day of December 1866 there will b. filed in
the office Of the Clerk Of the District Court
for Howard County Iowa, the petition Of
Finley D. Pierce, plaintiff claiming a.
against you decree Of divorce from the
bonds OF matrimony.
And unless you appear thereto and de-
fend before noon Of the second day Of the
next term Of the District Court for said
County, TO be began and held in said Coun-
ty, commencing on the second Monday
after the third Monday in January 1867,
default will be rendered against. you and
Judgment and decree rendered thereon.
A fifty cent internal revenue stamp sfix-
Cd and cancelled.
GOODRICH 4 MEAD Plff's Attys.
Dated October -, 1866. !. n5l
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,


Cos!ireness, .ja"nlice, Dy.ne,sia. Ih1igest.o,,.
Dy,c'se'y, Fon, &omsch, E,vsipe'as, Neaaa:Ao,
Piles. Risnmatisn,. Ermpsioas ana Sltn Diseases.
Liver Complaint. Dyopsy, Teller, 7msors oaA
SAX Rhe"m, Ws'ms, Govt, Ncrrc!yia, az a.
Dia'er Pip, and 70" Purifying tse Blood.
They are sugar-coatcd, SO that the mast sonsi-
tive can take them pleasantly. and they ora the
beat a-rent in the world f,r al the purposes Of
family pAysie.
Price Is cents per Bog; Five boxes for SAGA
Great numbers 81 Cloryymea, Physicians, States.
,n-,.. ani eminent prr'orascs, have lent their
names to certify tho ,liclcd usefulness Of these
remedies, but our space hero will not permit the
Insertion Of them. The Agents hc'o% named fu---
.nish gratis our AMrulctN ALMANAC in which they
are given; with also full dcscript;0AA IT the above
complaints. and the treatment. that ahsuld b fsi-
lowed for their cure. -
DO ne, I've pr. of By anprinoiple;l dealer. with
,.her preparations they mako moro profit on.
Demand ArER's. aud take no others. Ike sicis
ssRt the bsSt aid there Is fO< then and t.eS slcd
aaYc It.
All snr rencdics ,rc for ,a.o bY
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WILLIAM X. ROBERTS.
FIREin DEBORAH.

! The Decorah Republican gives
an account Of a fire in that city,
that occurred on Wednesday even
ing. DESTROYING four stores and from
$50, 900 to X4V, uu IN property.
The fire originated in the store Of
Dennis & Hulverson breaking out
at about 3 o'clock in tho morning
destroying all the stores between
Bradish's stone store and the brick
store Of Ellsworth < Landcrs. The
sufferers are Dennis & Hulvcrson,
stock valued about $4,000; insured
for $4,000. Their books and pa
pers were entirely destroyed.
The loss of 2 s. Smout dealer
in hardware stoves and iron, IS very
heavy. reported at about 800. 900
with an insurance Of only about
S9,o 900. His books and papers
were saved hut in damaged con-
lition.
Greene 4 Norss are the next >uf-
ferers: whose loss is reported at
bout s. ,0C0, insured for 50, 500.
Ellsworth 4 Landers, David Rank
in, S. W. Landers, A. Bradish, and
others lose heavily on buildings de-
strcyed and damaged by the con-
inning element. Others lost to a
considerable amount by damage in
removing and pillage upon goods re-
moved.
/ Haslett Brothers, publishers Of
the REGISTER. lost heavily, saving
only their job type and material.
Their presses. valued at:about 81,
aAn IL -L~ll... ,.,, naured were to-
tally destroyed. On the balance OF
their Office they had an insurance Of
$1,000. All their Office fixtures
are a total loss. This weeks RE-
1srrR will be issued from the Re-
PUBLICAN Press. They promise to
resume publication in a few weeks.
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It is rumorcd that Gen. Sherman
is to supersedc the infamous STAN
ton in the War Department. 1t is
also rumored that if articles Of inn
parchment are prepared against the
President, that Congress will also
~--aign and cashier the generals that
support him: Let Congress attempt
measure ofthe kind and it will
suddenly adjourn to the Old Capitol
there to serve out the remainder Of
tic session.
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DEBORAH,
30 o7& SHoe S7oae


THE sc BsCRlCERS takes this method to inform
have on hand a. large and fashionable assorsn,ep,
BOOTS e. SHOES.
A. can be found In DEBORAH, or the county. and
that their whole attention will be
GIVEN
TO piess. and accommodate their customers. and
1T them ln the best style Of the art, and al such
price, that no enc can possibly 20
WAY
uns.tshsi We shall keep constantly o. hand
. Well selected stock Of
Boots and Shoes,
Brogans,
Caters,
Balmora!s,
SLIPPERS FUMPS.sc..
For Men, Boys, Ladies, or Chiidrsn. Also La
dies ehildrcn's and Gentlemens
Cong,es, Caters s. Roots,
always on hand, made to order, sd warranted 10
III or no sale. =. -.
REPAIRING.
Repairing done with neatnen and a, shor. notice.
Persons who wish to be dealt honorably with and
get the worth Of their money invited TO call At
..SHEIFFLES' OLD STAND.
West Of Dick erman's Drug Store,
-, C. 8. ROLLIN & WOLEBEN.
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DE 7. G.. AVER & CO.
LOWELL, MASS.
Price, 81 per Bottle Six Bottles for -.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

has won for itself such renown for the cure ii
every variety of Throat and Lung Complaint. t.at
it is entirely unnecessary for us to RECOUNT the
evidence Of its virtues, wherever it has been eu,-
ployed. As it has long been in constant use
throughout this section, we need not do more than
assure the people its quality is kept up to tho best
it ever has been, and that it may be relied on TO-
DO for .e;r relief all it has ever been found 10 d.
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:, .turs .rpiosou Of charge Il bsstlas % fs~ a
w r had applied To. gntlng match chsrse bvs
sppssn had aet got beyond danger ~ ssplo-
s .s hu.ans Pscc 81 tho rock - him AID ho.r-
py musulS -. usi bJ bis wife he rsmsIns Ia q
ss ~ 20. feared his sye.sht 10 n.seosessbT
brAfs mos ArorisEv- - -" ~ 49,
BsBuer r-.,aus Ia Lewis sic II" -sssassysd 20 Beissas
Hospital on Monday sixhi, he bA'ns fsSn down In m q
syopiery IspenafA street 4e'sreo .h.se
sSee, aad broadway Tho unfortnnsAs ma.
hor- subsequently, The sorossr has hsee a. N'eu 100
az inquest on the body.
srsst.s RAIL.--A portion Of scsnoldne AZ . A"ass
course - Of Foriy third s' ana
sn'h sse"s very suddenly Yesterday after e.
praep,ai,g asvn Hart. who q ~ the time. TO ""
gfouns cAtsns fsS turs VI HE and 0horwfDe "
DstAi.
SousD Dsss --sasvs SMITH. afty years Of are.
~as found aess No 20 wnst street. yss,sr~
day sfi1rnoon, shout ocNt. she discovered sy
ons Of The ssgt.o. br how tsox she hsi dead.
whAs caused he as-h, not tnuws. The toseser
poiiLsd 10 hok ariaauest.
kErvslicAss Jrsn.sn--rhe spabAssns % ,hss oy
csussd salute ~ hpad,-d snus nred 10 Cy
Hail Fax yesieIdsy nopn, ~ honor % the rsessos
Reuben z fea,os
MEsrise Cor 4. IT,, DssocmAcv-H nssc<.
isV tbs Demoees,r hnLn Committee wsx HsA
svsans tho cocesr ir,a 10 rr--iy. The rspcYs
the Esssnuvs ooasise- references 10 IN. coss,nx
-ie-ou ~ nAsy t~eisi sst Inc son,ns ,on ia.
Aor,ptrolisr snesd be Ssde F~day ntcs al, wa.SA
astc wi,houe sssnsa4sus sny s'sao-.s % nstAaes
ins adjoasaed
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wtsrcwts1ta INTELLIGENCE

sUsricio- FoUL rilv-sTEascr Doirrshrssc' ~ a
Corsrsv Posr~ssrxn The unsoccantsbs sbsenrs from
hs fsmlIy since last thursday % . ssntiemsn asmea
brennan who corrupted The position Of Postmaster the
village Of Msmsonss weshsssr county gives rae 10 the
ssspcon that fooily dealt with. II sppeafs ~
pFennan lea home lasi Iharsdsy morning for New iort
ks,ag Ia HE posssssou about 20 ~ gesnesess % Ms
arrival called places " business pad bis
Asgnns 70 $50 aud invested he remainder in mefts.n.
Else which has been daily forwarded 20 Nssrhsssr He
expected "a return o. Thusdsv evening few hours
being susnt for he transaction ~ h. business but "
Whereabouts
Tss LArx Etscuo- ocls csrvs.s u TIE vo,ss east
IN wssehessr county o. SO s. STATE election progress
ING rhs canvass foy Governor has been eoup.ied vito
re following rssuii Hosm sSs tor fsaion On
Majority for Hoffman, IA
ctss or cHoIsaA-Dr Frsersn rsperis that MIRA
Rose Hughes. AGED forty tssr. Hvpg IN xyrus svsnse.
fremont ATTACHED by cAoIsrs on suassy ssrpoon shs
sosniAsa vsry ans ne siI., lpt 3sd y.ss1sy mr..
~. 80 fsass fsm ahslsis eSasd a sslrcss % hosasT
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fAIAl RESULT or 4 QUARREL

Ia ,-sdas hsafD psoh.hsi ~ 10 partios
lar. ~ dcy which Occurred 10 the tsn~msat bo.ss No.
rs Lsat Hsu.oL let's sr.ncis Haas~r asd u~oses
W-ksr csroiin- tu.t. eating s,d with
ehonf HAnees he'd been living tntuaas terms SOMA
The ~ the troasis wskIrr had f~ssE4
for fair Caroline AID Wished hst hoe arseor. shosA
not l.. tFansfered a. bis mai Ia. ayed
jeainnar seemed take caup~t- poss~-ston of him ana
White that OF mind he called upoe Bs~sr s.a
tsIeNEs last Friday ailu they saI1~
sugry alteration psS between the rtvsls dastng
which bauIer ordered wakes 20 snf
~. face trtr Hxsa The iss'. MT complying ws Tho 90
mand With much siscriy BsDrsr desired be arose
the tahlt order fscstr As The
The parties tben oinshed. aud aurins al intrs
ehsng- 81 blows Banner tsrpiv sabsed Ia the bre~sA
With taifs N ths hsads u Wsissr Csrosas bsnssss
alarmed. ard sks ffOin the WsSksv
stsbt.d h.r in the bacs. tbs soani 10 ssh nSs
10 b. ~ dangerous chsFsss~f Before he could sssss
wsisrr srf.sssd and prison The
,s-nth precinct police enssr>d Manner " H~iisvue WosA
~hrrs subsequently d~a tho effects ~ the
surDntr NFnmsna nod ieeA " hold tnqasst snb
Yesterday gave rsr s.lsa tho f~n4s Of Decreased
slNs 70 hs sts rs.tdsUrs HsustS
srs~ The ."rpuer yesi~rtsy sap~asssd isfs .si asS
inax.ussos wlit take plsas "a day
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Disaster and Loss Of Lille.
LONDON Nov IL, 1900.
The ship Agra bound from London 10 New York, and
abe bark Elizabeth Jenkins bound from London 10 Bos-
sos came In collision In the English Channel yesterday
The Jenkins was sunk and ten lives we're lo.t. The
Agra suffered considerable damage
The Details.
LoEpos. Nov. 10, lsoe.
The ship Agra returned 70 cowss yesterday, and
reported having been In collision with the bark Eliza
beth Jsnkins Of Yarmouth, N s., bound from this pori
70 Boston. M \
Ths latter weasel down after she struck this
Agra but the Agra succeeded In making The port Of
Cowes whore she will undergo repairs before proceeding
The Agra on her voyage from this port to New York
when shs run into By the bark She vas under
command Of Captain Evans and is owned In Boston.
LivGRpooI, Nov I2--Evenina
The steamship Delaware, from Boston October Vs. az
nssd here this afternoon
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CITY INTELLIGENCE


Tar Y ssss Wso Anfsrtr3 - - taat hst'sn 4 4
cstp We a-.e ree.ifii z raaA ms 80 .ssiesss
ssfpf Mr. Emily ostnahTH, ,as raasA "4.n "a az "a
desperation brought o. ~ eifem- ssrsftr stsnrfsi
drorl herse't .nd ibfsnt rtfA - aslaaay .vsn
-, 80 800 ~, .S@ 49, % -. ys,s.
nat. -om.a ao-b feana thsl. isrsfa 80 - ftoas
eoLs ,ou.a.s. q as,tss asas = ass, ~ 80 = ~.
.,aounf p ~. g.mftsn. ~ foAaa,o. fs.s' -
si,-e.,,ed iron .A- A.w Va. u,s4tssn
tkuf CasFstlt
Tss f'ess, rs.rs ti , .....i,,- 80 he.l
s,'fis' -'gan ,'.'y az .'"'s ~ ~
s = . g de-. r s.. .. l 49, 1919, Il - T.
~ =. sss. ssy...i 80, ss5. ~ .,s. sss
- ,.-,..n -, ,...,..,, ro,x "a, . -.
.,,.,,,. ~. !, c.,... ~. -. ts,4 1890. Nv,
... al. 800. ,...,..a. :, - :. 4..t
.,a. 80 49,, ,,.,.. - .s.,.f 1900. y. 80
80, a.. ,o.,n, - 80, ps,.. -. ~ g.t.t, ~.
r.e.a, .urs-ou' ,..a a..,,ip,l,, t.po-, Y n.ess.ts
- ga ssrn sa.fasa ~. 80. . 'ahe,'5' s -
ss 80 80 s't.-g ,,.,s 1880 st.,t-s, s
nams. ". s,ss go 49, 80. - 49,, - 80.
ust ~, ~ ~, ~ = ~ ~. - ~
fna ia s'iy D. sts- r,.s1fy ~ ,ts 1ratsass n
iheif ttes ~ stpAes,ea q ~ - ~ e, atf 800
6. w ..si ssss.I 81. 20. - .t y.
o. srssig rsssgfs tgr r.fef ~ 'aesy agr sa~s
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