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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-02-23

+ UNIVERSITY Of VI. AND STATI AcMUL-
TuEAL CoLLEGE-The corporation. ay tL,ir
meeting Tuesday, elected 90 tie presidency
Of the institution Pro. 5 c. BaRTL-Ir, Of
Chicago. Prof Bartlett ls, We believe. d
New Hampshire man by birth. @ graduate of
Dartmouth College Of tine class % 80, su.-
sequeutIy tutor in tina. institution then
/ congregational minister %. high and growing
reputation afterwards protector 10 West
EN- Reserve College, and more lately
. professor n the Chicago Tbeol -ilai seuin-
ary, which be has been mainly instrumental
~ raising to he present high position. and
which, if he shall consent 10 leave r.. VIII
lose IN him it most able aud efficient OFF,
Ger. Tie is widely known Throughout the
Country, among other tLiu.- by an address
delivered at Dartmouth College three e-
four years ago, on the -utec. u. Popular
Education, winch by It's strong, broad al-
wise views added n.uc. to Li- reputation
anon. scholars
lie Is represented g. -s as a man ol great
executive anu financial ability. o.. popular
manners, Of taos ID the management
youth, and emphaticlilya good and strong
man. While much diversity o. views
existed at the assembling 9i tteCo-rluu.1.
on the subject Of candidate ar. Bar.ls-
vas finally elected WITH srea. u1ari1i.y.
We earnestly trust that Dee Will acccr. cine
position. as there is eneouragmlut o. believe
that be viii. The corporation aisl ,-.4.-
hshed III addition TO the lre-. no department.
Of instruction. Proie-s.r-hIp Of M5ara
Languages Profess lrsaip oi C.mlu-.
and its applications 60 Agriculture and the
mechanic arts also OF Googg. War4
and Mining and d department Of Military
Tactics to which other department. bearing
especially % the practical sciences and rul-
suits Will be added, when she iuu course o.
Institution shall be reported On by e.4,
mi'tee APPOINTED ior that Tarps-e.
a Finance Committee" consisting
Messrs. HESRY Loouls.J 3 Moaarll1ad 4. .
/. CATIlN, wa- appointed, whose duty - l-
to see that all monies entrusted 90 the cl--
poFation. by subscriptions Oh teques.. are
safely invested ami faithfully applied.
The proposed Alumni subscription i.r -ae .
endowment Of an Alumni Frote-,l-slip o. .
Intellectual and Moral Philosophy, was ag-
proved and authorized, and assurances wcr,
given, as We hear, that thc general sat-cril-
ton OF 100000 viii be molly inaugarl,el
by a subscription Oh the part OF one %. .ar
most opeu-aeartei and open-hanied citizens.
which will ensure the success u Burlington,
share Of that subscription, and q ar 9.
make certain ihe completion Of the whole
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-02-23

Bill 70 RINBURsB TIE STATES THAT Fur
EIEHED TROoPs TO IHs USIoS AKEr FoR Ar
vASCEs MADE AND EXPENSES INCURRED N
RAISING The SAM
W'heT6Gs, The States that furnished troops
to the Union army during the late war were
subjected TO very hesvT expenses, amounting
IN the aggregate 10 four hundred end sersnty-
fire millions Of dollars, large proportion Of
which has assumed int form Of oppressive DEBT,
and whereas this entire outlay was made fer the
common cause Of the Union, AID therefore con
stItutes al equitable claim Oh the comusn treas
ury Of the nation. therefore.
Be ii enacted By the Senate and House Of
Representatives o. the United States Of diner
ica "a Congress assembled, That there shall be
reimbursed by the United States 10 each OF the
States that furnished troops TO the Union army.
and also to the several Territories and the Dis
trict Of Columbia, sum equal 10 fftv-fve
dollars for each man duly enlisted into the nil
itsry or naval service OF the United States dur
ing the late war, the total number being re-
duced TO 8 uniform standard Of three wears
service viz
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SecfioH = The amounts thus 10 be reimburs
Z Ell shall be in registered bonds Of the Unitet
States Of not less than one thousand dollars each
bearing interest Al the rate Of I've per cent rel
aurum. payable semi-annuaily II lawful money,
and redeemable al the pleasure Of the United
States after twenty years from date. Said bonds
shall be dated July J., 1866 and interest the p
after shall be payable on the first day Of jan
uary and first day Of July each year, said in
terest to be payable and said bonds TO be re-
deemable out Of moneys 10 be hereafter sppro-
priAted by Congress.
Section 8. Each bond Issued in pursuance
Of this Act shall have plainly prin ed or en-
graved thereon the word following, viz 'sThe
bonds of which this Is one are issued to the
State Of - in full reimbursement for expenses
incurred by said State in the war ior the Union.
Said bonds are not negotiable until after the lst
day Of July A. D., 1866, and then only upon
the Endorsement OF the Governor Of the State.
And said bonds are accepted by said State in
full payment Of all claims for expenses incur
red or Losses sustained in the war for the Union,
either by the State or by any municipal corpo-
ration witnIn the State
Section 1. The bonds authorized by this Act
shall not be delivered to any State until the
Legislature thereof has formally consented TO
accept them on the terms contained in the third
Section. and upon such consent being properly
verified TO the Secretary Of the Treasury BY the
Governor OF any State. the Secretary shall, on
he Governors receipt therefor, issue to such
state ifs proper amount Of bonds a. provided
u the first Section OF this Act But the condi-
ion contained in the third Section shall not be
to exclude any demand or claim from
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-02-23

CHITTESDEN COUNTY AGEIcuLTUEAi 90
oIETT.-At meeting Of the board OF man
ayers on Saturday, it was voted that the
next County Fair be held at Burlington on
the 10Th. 10Th and Dist of September, and
y. b. Flanagan of this city, was appointed
marshal The following letter was read,
from Hon. Portus Baxter, in response e. the
resolutions passed by the Secretly relative to
the Reciprocity Treaty
WASHINGTON, Feb Is.
H. H. TGlcof-Dear Sir II have the honor
to acknowledge the receipt Of the Resolutions
passed al the annual meeting Of the Chittenden
County Agricultural Society, Feb. It'll
can assure you they are in harmony with
my feelings. | am happy 10 say, iron my
knowledge OF .'the House." no Reciprocity
Treaty will be imposed on the people in any way
resembling the sold slriHdle" The interests
Of the agriculturists Of Vermont 'riH be protect
ed If the Canadians enjoy our markets, they
must pay for then.
Very respectfully, yours,
2. BANTER.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-02-23

a State or municipal corporation which can be
audited and paid under any lsw in force Al the
time Of the approval Of this Act.
The above Is the important bill recon-
mended by the Select Committee, on the
war debt Of the loyal States The Commit
tee say in their report
The Committee, for the most obvious reasons,
have not considered IL expedient 20 attempt 4
system Of reimbursement sufficiently compre-
hensiye TO include the total outlay within the
States The burden which would thus be pre-
cipltaied on the General Government would be
too heavy. and might end to expressing instead
Of relieving the different members Of the Union,
by imDairing the credit Of the whole. Blu; a
very substantial, permanent and grateful relief
can be afforded to the States by reimbursiDg
only minor fraction Of their expenditures
and this, in the judgment Of the Committee,
can be done without injuring the credit Of the
Government in the slightest degree. Indeed,
the credit Of the Government will be materially
strengthened by any prudent measure which
Will enable the States 10 provide the means OF
paying their Indebtedness, and thus reducing
the rate Of local and direct taxation, now 70
oppressively high throughout the country.
1t will be observed that the Committee
have proportioned the amount TO be REIN
bursed, not on amount Of the respective war
expenditures OF the different States as re-
ported. but Oh the numper Of men furnish
ed On any other basis Vermont would
have suffered by comparison with her sister
States, for she furnished her men at more
economical rate than others. For instance
for her % ,0j2 men, Vermont rendered bill
Of $500, 900 for 30 500 men New Hamp-
shire rendered = bill Of thirteen millions
Vermont charges S3O3 per man, New HamT-
shire S4l9 per msu The bill however
makes an equitable allotment Of p per cent
OF the average cos; per man, throughout
the whole list Of States. f. Will give Yer.
mont abou, 30 per cent. Of her outlay fol
men, excluding tie State ray Of $ pcl
month
There Will be strong pressure on Congress
to pass the bill. and it is not unlikely tc
T p4ss
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-02-23
The case of the Richmond Examiner.

The Richmond Examiner, which was sup
pressed for disloYalty, has been allowed to
resume publication apparently, as Richmond
IaPss Of Saturday contain the following:
BY authority of the President Of the
United States the publication Of the Rich
mond ETGniHer is resumed. and the next
number as ordered, Will be published Oh next
Monday morning, the 18th instant.
When Mr. Pollard it. editor first peti-
toned the President in behalf OF his paper,
bis application Was referred to Gen. Grant
who returned it with the following endorse
ment
The course Of the Richmond E-amineT,
in every number which have seen, has been
such SIS to foster and increase that i'll feeling
existing toward the Government Of the United
States by the disconnected portion Of the South
ern people. believe II 10 be for the best IN
terests Of the whole people, North and South
TO suppress such utterSnoes whenever the pow
er exists 10 do 20. The power certainly doei
exist where martial lsE prevails, and WILL o'
exercised. Reluctant a. ] sm 10 pursue thu
course-and much As ! dislike TO interfere win
the interests Of indivlduals-I would de' n II
| improper and mischisvous in tendency to revok,
the order for the suppression Of the Richmond
! Er1niHsT."
On Saturday General Grant sent copy
Of the following to the commander OF each
military department
HEADoUARTEEs ARNIEs OF TIE [. S
WASHINGTON, February u.
You will please send to these headquarters Al
/ sosn as practicable, and from time to tint
thereafter, such copies Of neWspaperT published
| in your department as contain sentiments O.
/ disloyslty and hostility to the Government II
I any Of It's branches, and state whether such
paper IL hAbituAl in II. utterAnces Of such senti-
nsnts. The persistent publication Of articles
I calculated 10 keep up hostility Of feeling be-
[ tween the people Of different sections Of IN
/ country cannot be tolerated. This information
I Is called for With view 70 their suppression
which viii be done from these heaiquarter
only.
By command Of
Lieutenant General GRANT.
J. : Bowers, Assistant Adjutant General
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-02-23
rHEwEEkLY FREE PRESS.

THg BURLINGTON wErsLr PRES PHEss is publish
ed even Friday morning. and contains the latest
news reports Of Boston Markets and Cambridge
Cattle Market full State, County and lccalintel-
gence well selected Miscellany, &e-, &C No care
and outlay will be spared make it reliable in
teressinE and valuable family journal.
The circulation Of the FKEE PRESS exceeds that
Of any psPr in this region, and il Is therefore Al
uariralled medium for advertisers
We desire to give additional attention to the
Local Hrs Of the various towns IN this and adjoining
Counties. IN which or Weekly has a numerous cir
eulstion and shall esteem ita favor II our friends
will forward Us Any items Of interest.
TsEHs OF tbs WEEKLY FREE PPEss-per year 81
In advance and II not strictly IN advance, $50.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-02-23

Right Rev. John B. FitzpatrIok, Catholic
Bishop Of the Boston Diocese, died at bis
residence IL Boston on Tuesday morning, at
the age Of SO.
Lord M1uck. Governor General Or Canada,
who has jus, returned from England, passed
through our city on Tuesday, en- route to
Montreal b. the courtesy OF the Trustees
Of the Vermont Central be occupied their
new and splendid Directors car.
BY tie death OF Or. Mott. Rev Gard
ncr Spring. D. D., Is now left as the
sole survivor Of the iound-rs Of the Amer
car Bible Society.
Surgeon JOB CorJiu, O.. 5. Navy. has
been ordered to the Idaho, Capt. John L.
Worden.
Hon Elisha Bentley Of Cambridge, former
iy senator from LamoilIe County, and J. B.
Saytla Of Stowe, are talked Of as candi-
dates 1r County Commissi1uer IN tina.
County.
The Directors Of the new VI. National
Bank Of ST. Adams axe J. Gregory smith,
Bradley Barlow Il y Barber, A. o. Brai-
nerd. w. C. Smith, james SAKE ami D. r.
Bailey ". C. Smith. President and Brad
ley Barlow, Cashier
The following promotions have recently
ben made IN the ia Vt. Regiment, Capt.
Geo T. Cr-G, TO be Major, Fi-s Edgar \
Billiard, First Sergeant C4as Z Leach.
c.. +. 90 be Aiiu:aat race Geo. " Shel-
don, mustered out.
Dr. G11iell. the venerable missionary Of
,ae American Board. who has been so many
years p. C5ns,autin5plc, fell on slippery
Ia.euut, ~ Philadelphia, Las, Sunday
la. broke al= -i--- arm.
I- De- several weeks since Mrs. Senator
u.-E.as married Brey. Big. Gen Robert
Williams but the Washington correspond
eats =-I talk about Mr.. Douglas reccr-
uars. and zen. Williams is likely 10 le
known hcnc.fJr,a a- AIRS Douglas husband.
senator Foo. was III last week, but On
saturday wa. able - resume his place in
,ae Senate. Perl-y tciesrapls to the
Boston Jsa~aa. " Tie courtesy o. senator
Foe. Oh Monday was marked. and much Of
the success OF tire occasion is t. be attribu-
t,d hos services a- Chairman Of tine Com
m.t,,o Of Arrangements.
Robert T. Lee is now in Washington
giving evidence before the Reconstruction
committee. and is daily visited by crowds Of
ezretsi
Judge Adds was on Saturday confirmed
5y tll Senate as Consul at Nice. Italy.
Wi--I i- lost. lie cannot BE- heard from
il the United States nor yet in that -e.use
o.. 'raitrs the empire Of Macmillan.
Tire Portage Register Cwi.l chronicles
tle death "a, Caledonia, Wis. on the 27ts
ul-., Of joseph C1cle. born near Detroit
Mich. in 1925. and who had attained.
therefore, the am zins age Of one Hundred
AID Forty Tears.
Aaj Iho=. HalseY, has bscn ordered from
this post t1r duty in New York city but
VIII probably be sent up % pay Of the
Seventh Vermont wherever It shall arrive.
The MAJOR viii be much missed. from among
ua
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-02-23

SHEEP TBIEE We learn f9u tic nj
bury Register shat some recent us...-
disappearance Of valuable sheep -a -
farms IN Addison County have ..- a
planned by the ovorhauLus .r q sheep -aa.-
one Isaac Rias=laud, who was taking -..-
West Two farmers, suspeeuas lin. g.
lowed HIM T. O4-uiagl Co., y. y. vie.
they discovered some missing saesr .. .
in his f1ck. Tie whole flock. u .-.--r.
sheep, of which it is supposed ,l-- a.
twenty were stolen. has been t-.--.- -
and the thief lodged 10 N.il-e5--r JILL
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-02-23

The dedication of the new church on C3--
iege street, erected by the Third Congresa-
'lonal Society, Of which Rev. g. B. SadJ-i
Is minister, Will take place on Tuesday
FEB. 9th. at half past ten in the forenoon
Kew. DR.. Kirk, Of Boston, viii ofhciate. a.
sisted BY other clergymen of the vicinity.
There will also, it is expected, be 4 dr.
curse delivered by DR.. Kirk in the evening
at a O'Clock
The exercises will be of an interesting
character, and the public are invited to al
tend.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-02-23

INrEovENEyTs IS TYNE kEEFEHs-r
some splendid specimens of Che r.r-- .El-
kee Calendar Clock. az the Jee.- s
our enterprising friend I. 3. + ~. .- .---
ST. Thes- are said 70 be the u-.. r --.-
keepers for Offices, c1uuuu--asasa. .--- All
public rooms, giving with surprising ----,--
the month, day Of the month, DAY 1f The v---
minutes and seconds, and masking che u---s=l-
changes for leap-year- We have a--. ssl e
the same place some handsome Specimens
American Watches, which for accuracy d.
y and beauty Of finish, are steadily
the products Of foreign workms-
pleasure in recomuending FIJI. s.
watches, clocki, jeweiry, 81 .r- s-
being second to none IN - lie STATE .s.g,r.-
selection In the Eas Of watch v--- +.r.-
Mr.. Floyd RS aiT' .ys maintained sr.-s...
oil 8 HIs' class Workman as vel as Of d -s-l..
aan Of integrity and honor.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-02-23

Tbs Sc Old SrASD."-We would call the At
tention Of cur readers 10 the advertisement Of
Mr. J + BRISssAID, to ne found in another
column. As viii be seen, the " old stand may
ever be found fully stocked with rich and
elegant goods, from the best manufatures In
addition to his assortment Of home and foreign
made Watches. accurate clocks, hne JeWelry'
solid silver and plated ware. Mr.. Brinsmaid
has always large variety Of 'oile; goods, fancy
articles and Yankee Notions. which We hear he
sells remarkably low.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-02-23

CoNERXATl7Ss.-The seaate confirmed t--
following nominai'. 5us on Thursday. Isaac
y. Arnold, A',lditor Of the Treasury i1r I'll.
Posi- o3'-.c Department; Henry Z. Va
pSr-k Assistant L. ;. Treasurer at N57
York John :. Graham, Assistant, Regis
of the Treasury at Philadelvhia, y. b
Brown, Assistant Treasurer at H. ll-1-'
Daniel c. Whitman, Deputy Co-lis5--a-'
Of Internal Revenue VIM. Z. CLa---s- -a-
John F. Hartley, Assistant Sec--a---
the Treasury Z A. Rollins, C1mu-ss.,7-.
Of Internal Revenue.
Among the combinations by the Sel1.- q
Thursday was that of Wm. Clapp as Cl-
leetor.
''Perley telegraphs from Washing
The combinations by the Senate to-day
will relieve some politicians who have o.
late been on the anxious seat.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-02-23

bVITEE AND CHEEsE.-Taa-e were shipped
curing the year ending January ]. Isl.
from Richmond in this county A
hahdTed and fifty eight tas
cheese and sizty-eight tons o.. 4
ter and from Jonesville. during ,-s .a
time htty-nine tons Of cheese and -w.
tons OF butter, making in all sC GU.
cheese and so tons Of butter.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-02-23

SATURDAY. Feb. IT,
Present Aldermen appleton. Barnes. D.r..
and Flanagan
Mayor Catlia in the chair.
\ hearing Of al parties concerned ia ta.-.
tion Of cemetery o. G., parties who's. ..-
are to be taken for cemetery grounds. -
fixed FOR Monday, Feb. 10th, at 10 Al
The Board adjourned to meet NsuIs-. g..
26th, atIOA.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-02-23

An asi was introduc ed 10 -bs r.--
S'nA'e few days since to inc1-r1aa
negro 'ank IN Lou5ville. Tie bill pass
after having been amended by s5isr. --.
VISION that the said bank shall have D.. en-
nee'ion with the Freednen's bureau --t
that no person shall be permitted O. ---s
otheers who have ever lived IN Boston .3.-.s.
The tact that. she officers Of IN. Pee mems
Bureau and the citizens Of Boston are
garded with equal dislike by the Ken.as1-
Legislature is No diseredit to either.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-02-23

The Vermont S1too, J5,eua, when r-
suspended last year, has been revived and -s
February number hes before Us. .. l. a.
linen OF Brat;leb0Fo Is the pubhsa--.
Key Siias ketshum the editor, and -.
. contributions contains names 9c ea.
well known for their ability AID 5--
tie cause OF Education. It's f--....
s. per year. This number contains
some steel engraving Of Ii-sr, o--- r.-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-02-23

REAL Estate ~ WNoosKI-J II. Robin
son has sold the house owned by him. near
uresn Mount Cemetery, with two acre. Of
iAna' to Dir. Frank Freeman, for $4,000.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-02-23

AcEoss TIE LaEE--Nr=. Ge-
Phelps, Of Lewis y. y was burned
one day last week Mr.. Phelps bad ben
sent from the house tu, Jew minute
when one Of the ueish55r-. seeing -
issuing from the house and s-Fla--
house Oh fire, went 10 and found her r
on the dl1r. corpse. with beg c'l-.-
Jirely burned Of
The goth y. Y. Regiment. wits. We
raised across the Lake, has arrived az .-
York % De mustered out.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-02-23

RIAL EsTaTE-R- A. Jones of Richmond,
has bought the farm recently occupied by
Saaord Bronson, and stock for $4,000.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-02-23

There Is fenian Congress now In session
al ri'tsourg' numbering over 400 dslesate,.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-02-23

GsASD lslI C5.-The War Expenses Of
the towns in Grand Isle County were as
follows, as certified by the Selectmen
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-02-23

than give the sanction ol law 70 what is already
without statute or provision. lie denied that
the bin intended 10 make the bureau permanent.
Il Is not intended by the bin io coltrol the do
nestle affairs OF the states, &c is simply d bill
designed 10 provide. u.- i5f four millions Of
emancIpatcI slaves 10 refugees. bat only Tor the
INDECENT. for those v..o are unable 90 take care
Of tbemssl yes. 60 tllt they ccu.I become ssii
supporting
Ihe President sass the u.iI proposes 90 estate
fish bv al act OF Congress military ilris LECTION
over I'll uarts of the United Sllls containing
refugees and freedmen desire 90 speak res-
Dectiuly OF the Ezecurse. bus would like 90
know where iu tlai odd De- aug provision that
extends military jurisdiction over ll parts Of
the United states containing refugees and freed
no. H.. f..-I ....-..-... n. --7.. aIsr-a II
is mislppreaous.oa o. le tI VIVA,
does % say Tine clause ol ll- bill upon thar
subject is this
the War department al- tae Commissioner,
shall extend ill-lif! i-r-sii--.-i a-l protection
over al employees -i- li----ls % TINS bureau,
III tn- exercise % iAe duties imposed VI author
izeL pl 'A7 t--' % .lt a-- 2. "-l-- tle Is
aueAlal.iJ. De- L-- '- -i-i---- manifest 20
every body between l.-. Ola. tA,l-ls ul.ltlry
ilr-slicu-l over ,le od-er- -ll employees %
bureau and 1.l- which should extend military
Jurisdiction over -- the pass rs the lult-l
States containing re-- gees ami freedmen Why
does this 0i.. max, tine 90. .l-a-4 5 bureau % par.
% t1- way Department. i,- .1cers
lll agents ---la-.- O. il. -.-s -l- articles
Of var. Does that extend ---..iarg 1lrslieiion
over tne "n--, country How u. they l.-ie-
from any other portion -. OH. .rIg l. jll United
states -Ar army 90 l-- -- e.-,- E1F-
er-el ~ l-e- r-- -- -c-e- Wherever .
n.As De- "Ae--, - ------- Up Do f.oi-i-, ard
-- a'---s a'. '-- me military
esi--i -s---'--.' --- or. rules una
alu--s- ' - suppose
--1. -- "--
--.-,' -.-.'.. o. -- %
s-'-.-i7 are 7'-. Be-. -. .. .-, -.i's -- Ne"
-.- -- ADA -is PIE
t'.i sup
=- gay ,- --.- were 1-ie-
-7 AZ e.
.-s
-' i ,-. a,r-
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military H.
Pres ..l- ---.. .. I....