davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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ihe utnsk oF tctesaLr tast, cu1.as the absence O
tca ,:scl+f nst thss-~ AaossF. 1ho defendant ~,
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The Hospital fnr Women and t.hIidrrs

The 5fnapttnt fnr Women and Children
EaGrr sAe err Of Narr i. Fhossp<np, n. H.. Wa
ctz4ns,.d Mlrcn l..A4 ISIS. for the reception Aad
ttarrnt II .as honsirs+ and destitute, Is vol =
fsr thu-t. tn bossdlrg kps'es @An srs sex. ned
GRE an Es+t.ca! trrs;Enen:, md IN aost sod wal
Hn7 TO f.sy sof IL.
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t:rnt.. B.h!t ,h,. .he h!.:ra,s-y cre:nees.t with
Tic uospttI ka- rtsvtd 50 stst.anss- A.oF-.thsr
rx&E ks,e ronliitr,ied 10 the sappott ns Ite tnsu
sutton t-sS.W. 1ttr rrse ras c-Aen done By tae BE-
EEtc3zt. h1 1etl thst this snuDcaii.. Il Ind may
he mos1 t.pv~RfrI Azerey TOT rpod.
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be fets homeless 1t rsn+t oe tzsn.tesEed II nser
n ftttef Ic.ahty snt u1l On = pefH1sstDt hasa-
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to1xts, p.i'. Sus and LIZ !lsttpaon rnuIr much
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eEnas doniIuns n ous ctsisens. Thry etuuos and
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rrrreets 1, + nvble and tndtspc abe. 1t oarkt to
rtts4se nea*r and aznt1f erto~ unept and snppost
j. r. S<4xXuH, fTrt. Rev. J. e NTNAAEu.
tsko.s. ttn~Ex.vftr tSr4. Eey. TrKT. CoiHe1.
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IL Ills e4tt. Hs. CEUfstsE sTEeHkHs. lAss aruta'
,s-- IL The rn,ca zfny. ma Nh. sAtItt A. sIlTH,
IS Nxftt~. AAs<.
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A. F+l<i.- VITA. b. 1~ih w Ker. y. H. EE4Ie1. Nf
wA,r wye, Of Chicago, an-i MIS- sCE nTSHAA
Of r. kvlk
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LOCAL MATTERS,


~ Father. Don't Drink AuY Nasw "a
pew snd f<suLfa! souc. Word. sud mr,tr ny ths
rHpElat ~71t~r, Pink Aow,rl Fnce DC. The
sahjeci OF iAt. soGg fskea fun the popa!Rs dra.
,u8 Of Ten Stghss In [lss- 5tno.'' L.t'!e MAsJ.
with ea.t entseAttrs, usxr- heF fattxr to - eo.n6
hatne. lie Il 14{ zelda &at u efardf refurroa.
Gs ,,"~ sst" l. H. they ~ll II oEet FecoHa-
i 4t-*'- s.. ~ 1rttctHes, and picture taa
- ,.a..ey +-;.;:s-a ehr ttstnAle. making 4
.-r- -; - Eorae Home, Ealh-
.t' reputation ol the
- .. rahtsh<s, S7D J -
In Chtl2co ~
n1r1 G.
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s.n to ss.- Re~t 40 IT, TRY ant 4 xsrat.
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TheA- xtfes et,a.t IT e,rtsy serrs q t1tsnar a2d
I'd t4. situated th..r. 1.tE, of t:GA ra4t Of H.
Atk+en- ard = rzilss p'rtsss'f Of i.Eesr1lt. W,f
walked At *-Stl tt11po hch oae or twrb $hul5anG
errct af sf9 ,uxy h4 cal. S.Atacs ssHe a1x1a} u
asy sLEualit,-4 Catt.1l frrse: f.a1.r TN s:a.s'
ut; 7ls,s~ er..tx.s<d trs1as: soptfF Nsh41 stas
to:n,4stx stts J<tkk h1h in+trn7Gc1t1. 5CAxnn1t1
*htGs my t.- tx rage sanatts Watches large n1r
srF lnaas9 Asd lea s<ts: iie.A trt4 lA-.e eEEh+r
Sufef.fA{ea TsA e~4& lee I7:ch-Ts l;akt lsaxktta.
rAstrt. Ira s7 Al. tt.ss> tott: aai rhtr aisft.
{1atssi Ntfr 1i,t itA+%t<h fA.s ettxa
so fcsk = n,ct 1 aur-T- eaaoo A7fara:ea, Atar:5h.
Mn uks, aIaiiErc. tAGps. &C., L.
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Nrw G3rteAas Marker.
Nxp oktlAAt. MSFfA4 4.
Ia--nx--s p4rtt.ed. Eth sa!x4 =: E oAts .aIJdilES
s: 44t Tedsyt ts<~ pts aspnnnt 10 l. 40 Eaie4
r-sErH-Fir11. 1he se*kt salst t-ot % 80 has';
Is!r - ps1nnr. .tkS;st~, S.:f crfy AID, Etr.
h7Et3J>a--&4N. New Turf rhrtks, i EtEecncI
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Afac<iatioa scr tho meath o. fSts1ay:
Whole rnr1t~r Of ea>rs sr'tErrt, s!s-
D14nHt>-t3eraf: CA-t. &.-1.5; ss1at cas *toId.
lz0a te.s. e.aI Is. r.. us4.L 1t - a. st1 tnasrs
S1sAl - sfa-ker-. 4 o.A four, tst IN cofn meal.
r. h1:LEr. -; ha c-44e, =. p F1tt e1S hs p
tAtovt. =. - ira. Htb - srs1st qts Ean.a%sT1, tT
~ +otp Ih ys t4+tl-@. III pt. tho.s. Is 4u kt:p-
scnr. Il e4ta.e.tr sssdsnc,> - r. ensr h+ snr
a71eh. II D. hurt~h<at a3d TT tsnltHes 4spolttsI
p,,h t&othtnx-p4n pe~ material ard past sxcaad
hahd, Collected ty Tie t&dt-s t.etIef saeel5. Ea-
stnsftd ta!ae cf estitIci- IN cach tsn.t1y, IN n
Sttra,tnus hsyc keen hsr:a!1eh dErsI- tt- E1sn!h
III: f4l mn ned tnya sEd y women SID e7EA b.
s:1e. rrasr o=ss. r7ur'crr. ny tbe ds5 tor lsrk-
Hunah.f nf ~ssnen With fatslflex.
TIA e-e7; wlts 6attes tie EL4ofh a113 Al tae p.r
t*ni tsn,e r tt12su'E,ent suf hhl:sng nsn sua
eGscr Who hatn Esin:ffte to stpos bY thstt I+sor
tux ttshEtscnen:1 navs hen n:zAa -esi fi;sy Il
pr <5f INN this esCsc. An! ~ k.-ip urrn Al b
xu fnsrlsh eEpioyntns " auy kid, HI. Il p4elais
ft Itcfe prrtoss xto aAt~ Iafasdt~ ia "nppn-t "a
erE<: t;riT sp1l,esttnrs h thss es tlkoo1 NJ. IL
Methodist chu-th ttlock, &ad thus sid us In uul
3aacst or 10 1hssss ttt *QrIhy rolf.
HFtIff ltNNHTF1. 2. II e. A
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l1:a} t1c1o.f ut dta:hs 10. I1EuATr, 3x..., IA
nYy7EfuSh :.
The nu,nH-r Of dtsth. Esrt bcen tosTe1tct
throughout the city ~ katIonss
-sNuREG
Sdrih i}NEluh..s ....-..s y
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lt: II. !, :.t1sF u o. >-rAn- A3uiutsttA,M
q n. s.tais o. jonu tsesrastzaf. orcts-e1.
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Ill. Stow n. kok xo3hal-
Ill., peInfrpe n. tyl7A1-
III. Rnhapstn - ktfe-
liz. Eonus4t " t-te~:t n at,
ill., us-ttrrs H.Iszlh
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Taz l.sz pR- l r, trsz.-A n,ec,iaz Of Lie
, 1866-03-04

TAKIETIES TuEATKE-
liz Add II: pss'tIf3 sueta.
tAt f1fN As.tr!eas hf-1 ri hfA~AtA FaILA x..; a>-
t-ar -shtiyt ela,. IILLi4. "a af,ss, Lht opty F.
n1ie fk Is4ns~S tAt successfully WITH
CLthk hrEInS. Also. ihe EAte<1tet.
Ben NHEk- En-, YArStE aTETAET.
AID Lat neflre :alcatrt Exr,LAaT.
tea1e pF Fzteta TsF1e-:s = css.' tErss afTle. .
..+ ErseYTtH Or haist n rstratL Ioxes,
a .4E t.; rs--s* SeAts II b1Itt. y et&
t1s,-st u TsGxn,22-- szaa ~ o'ttse1- ccar tuess
, 1866-03-04

Cpxr1ffEn Fox TasA.--aean J. Itobana1n and
N1Et3v. ). Fnstef, Sbo ~sre l-on@hi tp E1e e14za-
.SsssoE On FssdAs r,h<u,nF ii Tie fp1es corrt
eha.sot .lih eza:al1y easEs ting the 1.t>on oi 4
~ocsa n1Nea Mn. Ns,ien. the partteSi2f7 Of
vstSt xpPtsrd Il .yessefuAy's TktaLxE- were re-
a1.yrxI OF Satnfd1J furennasu. End a:ter hearing
.tr r.,alftak dt1A.t. ~tteh nero 1t ehs:aatr IN
d: g. pnhssa'.an. tse Ns-tst..!e romnasttsa thtm
fcy tsixi tn The Rntoetu< Tout ss eatanit of
Em ha4 f4tA
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AEENIH WANTED


f%ayw+e-t ~ xhnrn Er4.szlsutat<.ueuts NE cEtrtd
Ts7ru ks+s ~ *Ha: -: ffsstA }w fi = II Att'
su H. Yn< fIttr "a t4Ed tx List OF Pl!xta
C::tp.Ut AetntA. .ALff~As alt ssssxrB SD te&
t8sAta
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I.UK sALE-ln Thos. Is. Bryan
-oE.st ". ~ tunye-te5t 70 atftr C4rs. dnutae tu
~! ast ta4rr!et rcx hu4e, tn r1c.'l-tf Es1x4r.
II Al airy oc1y f-.vs. Pnrt.:t oa1. I2h.1 80
i*&.e. !: crat tLtts.ra tae pike ssksd Aar ~
, 1866-03-04

vxcrps!e,Y. - = -
T.[rs ~ ~ .. xE1- x y. Tins Ia sl~ -b,,i OF
rrrr.atos,s ia brt e1tendtd trn dsts.
iItrtcn ~. Erek,e1. Xo,,ass 10 ~ s,td. suae-
u.rn' t,r1tql<d
ltobers r. tht lssca.z, snk t,tup ksf3rnsa e,4e.
nss1. Acstoa sor o<,s ms, ot.rrnted IA iSSse-
tter.s kso yS7ytyrt Exceri{o6. iy dexr,a ~ sra
TN ts.s etvt7, 10 Efr Bill .f e1ce,,tiors 3rneai
nh yef u Jrf-ndsut sI1d sitcetu
0Slili..n {. Il. ~. o1sitn e1 a.. se,I,n Of
,trr,.,s.e Ga fte c,.s Nct]fm for nrs tti.. ~.
cssE an, 5xtcu rracr sdrt4enfnt
-scss u. >htzr.st, n, Itul,tigu pS Itrc.'s dar.
.Aosttn u, IIesluf, AoUan M ~ trisi oret
rx!rd AeL lcI -rrt On yrrL!c1 Exfrn,5ns,. ~ IL.
artSoi. - -
fCrtnu Z; a1 r. Hra. Not.pn k,% n new t,4sl
o1,rrr,.n tnrppners nm verdict ami srryntoaA ~
teftxEsti
,Iaptaes II, Hi-yex, No<,n5 k,r Z rer t.rN
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I1TOlEN-s2o Keward-From
wA. C0xDEl.E. sh:t!cs. tAkt e1:n;g. " nafna;5 n;5
yft1. - xhSui u hsnt. c,.t- xta+-sllea N nna
~ T,e aiso frx1-d tsf nc pai4 =. hsf Iefu7n 70
W1trh:.s static rrfner of FolS9ss a-c hlEH7dS;;s
10 ,he o1re- n as.tG1. W.
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Gl)icoeo Grl5nne.
SUNDAY, MARCH +, 1876.
TIE CITY.

CrltsA a6 aosr1-AE ylt woHr1 Axo EIs.tnAE1t
-Tae reSr,zs esonthlr meeting ut tSe 1tu.les. of
thli I.sE:auou viii bc heia ~ tee uofl4lal Oh
Noe3sy, ri o'e.oef, p. C. Al lAsEa Attend
StAIlxa BAanEA--A fenuw na1psd Taan%a
sAsr4dan was csaxh hy esaer. Sa- ls9 While tn The
Lst ot sYpssqe.astas end eaa-,Sx q. ttr<e empty
tsI ba rs.s Eofp fse liAkrA trsxht ospot. o. FIR
tay EiEht lie kas er"axat t<fofe the tpit:t const
or sA.rEE1v forrHonz. lad In d<Malt o. tSG ball
wks contnl tee sR ttts4 IA tac HsrzE1left + tontt-
nyc1Asexr.-Heropssv1 Hoyraazs, The young
q nho pss ssosIea .oune Esie stDex cE the
-naav of ,tno<tpx hls bsoth-F, SD ~ho~e ezsnata-
alton VS. ocrtiuaed. &C s4:zttAy ai1efcooa wsA n.
xss=re! eesofe tia totsro court and attct :he tes
s.seh*fE- ftusa etattiy.
Fxxx ,AnH LEAacx.--1Asre viii t< . .tSulsr
re-t.ns q. .ke FrAc Tr.Je Lesgut nj ChteaEo, O.
Trr-tsy - ea.nx, M1szA s>h. 1t Ao..r's Exth,s1t,
suI:h 4 N;trat b1,.ttez, WAlhiugsau Stree. ,e-
tsreu hti anG 1, SAlt st:ests, =. ~ p n. 1h&
,a+itttrx .Ia BE- atdeestcd ~ Ezaoff \ stoers,
Esd, I'D o hess-
RAsrAa4p Arc1Drsr.-Abunt sottoek On sair1-
csy ntsn,az The eecscr Il t-CzraI1k." ~tth hzzcasc
sr M Goa pae4eneet caE, On the csieaSo 4 Soe.h.
vetrra hie. o. iae ts1ek 1t liz eotpcs Of ktn-
1e N 1ra.A etsesSs. II consequence of tae stries
betnk myrppexly tafnat. Yer! fsss:e txsaaSt re-
aulfsx shhoarn ss< aec,tent ueSz.ioned co sisis+
tsua4l aEd Ieiay, zad >cse O: ,s passenfet. ~ttr
al4ku. znoee NTH a1a1ra than sa,shinx else
TlE coHxfkeAl CotLtuH.-1Ae Etst few Wecks
n r. ense city eksrot be Atnes .pest b ypHns
rnn. .a1 D. i hr.!aes. studso. u s1el Appointed
Catnn e.riat Catierr The Hl5Ant end <tt1t.ot
t7ztAr u chain h1Ea,ureiy rrpn.Ens tA.x tn.ttt, !,
n cyx kFtT pstAdpAI <3Het, @1tA ! m1stiah GOV
sxAns e1fsd b 14a:41 ten sAo14apA tcanr rs!~s, .
eatIin tie tfst tups u c1otsdsses ipz = hatines
tAtrcT.
lArET AZ HAxpx EncXIEyk--tohn DufJ,
young .sar who Il. thner IN The etap1uy pf Shotl
t..d Geu:hess, II No. s Sosth Clafk str-et. ~e
Hc1sh. htAnt the Foaeee Cenrfs un Ss:n.t1y fntt
Ioon, ur tse eharssc o. s,eat:1r quxEttsJ @. ea1
..rt hs1!kfrtf4s fsa1l h:s e.Ntlo. e.4' ~iofe- II
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dts bone. rf SSu lot Lila xpiscAFaant etso<r Eh
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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-03-15
Hon. -. ~. voorhees,.

This gentleman has been ousted from
lis seat in tie House and his place given
to one Nsshbrrn Tie Washington CORES
pondent Of tie Cincinnati Commercial, a
republican paper, shows up the action of
the committee who reported adversely to
Mr. Voorhees,, in the following style:
Son Thursday last week the House Com
mttee on Elections, with but one dissenting
-o,c agreed to report in favor Of Dan
Voorhees,, az against Colonel Washburn
who contested his seat. This was after
full and fair investigation of the testimony
on both sides, and the hearing ofcla.orate
arguments from both claimants Mr.
Dawes chairman OF the committee, was the
porting to the House, but from some UNI
accountable cause il was kept back, and
yesterday. strange to say, she committee
reversed their decision and unanimously
agreed to report against Noorhees and in
favor Of Washburn. Exactly what in
fuencc was brought to bear TO secure this
result j, not apparent, but the facts az |
state them, and | have them from an au-
thentic source, certainly leave room for
suspicion that there has been unfair play
somewhere.
As TO the real state Of the case, every
BODY knows that the Tcrrc IIaute district
IS hopele.sly Democratic. There may
have been fraudulant voting done there at
the election, but it is not likely that the
Democrats had monopoly Of that busi-
ness. As the matter now stands the proba-
bility is that Voorhees, viii be oustcd. If
20, another election ou.it 10 be ordered
Immediately"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-03-15
SzOO, 100000 Eeeyvard-Eost. a
Bureau

The sole property of poor freedman
who is inconsolable Said Bureau con
tanned six drawers, in which were deposit
ed the following valuable articles, to-wit
No. l. 100000 acres Of public land
and confiscate1 estates, some of which is
very valuable for raising Sea Island cot
ton
No. ,. Daily rations for 900 100 freed
men for ten years with privilege Of removal.
No 5. Clothing outfits for the same
number of freedmen, Of the best quality.
and got up without regard to cost; inclu-
ding iine-tootn combs, sozodont and night
blooming cereus.
No. 1. LOO first-class residences for
Acknowledgement pattern, with all
the modern improvements.
No. ,. 400 600 colleges. schools. church
es Orthodox hospitals, aims houses, etc,
all in the highest style Of art.
No. 6. Government commissions for
9l3, 600 salar.cd agents to supcrintend the
disposition of the above property. These
commissions are very valuable, and eagerly
sought FOR, as the eniolumcnts and lucrative
perquisites are abundant, duties light, and
character 10 object
The last seen of the Bureau ii was in The
hands of the representative of the people.
who is supposed to have i; in his breeches
pocket Any information which will cad
to the impeachment and conviction Of this
audaclous usurper, by which the Bureau
may be recovered, will be awarded as
abov. by
STENENS SrMrEn 3, cI
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-03-15
BOURBON CORRESPONDENCE
DoJRBOS, March IL, 1865
EDS. Democrat:
There's one among ye tabin' notes,
An faith he'll print en-"
BoyRBoS. March ID 1876!


EDS. Democrat:
There's one among ye takin' notes,
An faith he'll print en-"
II may not be generally known that there
Is such place as Bourbon; but if your readers
will take the trouble to look over one of
Lloyd's Railway Maps they will see a small
dot on the line of the p Fl ". & c. r. W,
twelve miles east of Plymouth, indicating a
small railroad station This is Bourbon. We
call it Bourbon because Bourbon IS It's name.
Bourbon is quite large place-not as large
however, as some other places, ana not as
large perhaps as it will be a year hence But
nevertheless, il is a place of considerable i'm
portancc in more than one respect; and 4 is
of its advantages and disadvantages, its peo-
pie and business, and OF what has and NAV
happen ia and about il that I may speak in an
occasional letter which have promised to
your readers
Few places are more intimately connected
in their social and business connections than
Bourbon and Plymouth Any thing ola local
nature Transporting in one place will he of III
tcrcst 10 persons in the other. l shall en-
dcayor TO give YOU from time to time such
items as VIII be Of interest % your readers
III both localities.
Our people were aroused from their Stun
bers on Saturday morning about half past one
o'clock by the cry Of fire. On reaching the
scene Of contiagration il Vas found to he the
building owned and occupied by 5. Beals as p
i.,r1 a.. 4 N
the work Of III incendiary, and was first dis
covered in stable adjoining the building
So rapidly did the fire spread that before any
thing could be done the stable, with a horse in
it belonging TO Mr.. Hess, was entirely con-
sumed.
The saloon building caught fire from the
burning stable, and in less than an huur was
in ashes Most OF the stock and furniture in
the building wee saved The building was
partially insured
The lady and genh'man who made their es-
cape from the building after the doors were
broken open, ii Is fair to presume, were net
burnt
The Independent Press of this place has
been transferred to the hands Of Nr. VIM.
cram-a young man of some experience in
the printing business
1ir. l.. s ''yrrell Of this place, learn, is
about establishing himselfin business at plym
oa'h. Your people will find Mr. T. all that
constitutes gentleman. The good wishes of
the people of Bourbon 90 with him
The railroad company have decide! 10 re-
cciye 10 more wood for the present This
decision has occasioned considerable disSatis-
faction among the owners of The wood already
cut and delivered along the line Of the road.
and not a little disappointment to the wood
choppers, most Of whom receive their pay
when the company pay for their wood We
arc assured, however, that the wood will be
estimated andpaid for in due course of time.
80
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-03-15
Township Convention.

We wish to call the especial attention of
every Democratic reader of this paper to
the call in another column, for Demo
cratic convention fer Center Township
Two weeks from Monday next the Township
elections will be held, and it is 4 matter of
no slight Importance that Democrats should
be prepared for the day. We do not be-
lieve there is more than one township in
Marshall County but that the Democrats
can carry if they will be true to themselves
and ,cor&. The first step tc secure success
IS TO present strong ticket. To make 4
strong ticket it is necessary to have full
expression at the primary meeting 1t
takes but half a day-this is not busy
season OF the year-and there is hardly a
Democratic farmer in the County who can
not, if he feels re: interest in the prin-
ciples he processes, spend this brief time
in advancing them We beg our friends
in every township in the County to attend
to this matter, and on Saturday next hold
full conventions and nominate full tickets.
The abolitionists are working stealthily
but with none tie less industry, to secure
three or four townships this Spring, de-
pending on the confidence and carelessncss
of the Democrats for their success. 1t will
be burning shame on township that
permits itself to be surprised and captured