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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-15

BASE BAIL.-A grand match game of base
ball will take place this afternoon at $3.50
o'clock. The following arc the names of
the mines to play, ION tho Nationals
grounds; NatIonal-Shelly, ID b.; studlcy,
|. T.; Blrdsall, c.; Forker, Let b.; Gibncy, ID
b.; Coughlin, s.s.i Fletcher, p.i Ernest, c.
f.; Lusk, r. (. olymplc-Malone, CT Leach,
p.; Woods, c. T.; Donnison, LIST b. Reach, I'd
b.; Robinson, |. T.; MCLEAN, Sd b.; Young,
r. f.; Force, 9. s.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-15
GALE OF GOVERNMENT STORES.

SALE OF GOVERNMENT STORES,
OFFICE ors'ta Aoc1'e : pIspgR.'a o,rIpER.l
By order q Brsyss MAJOR J.; "a 3sasfsi o. D. How.
:e By pSSs s sasGn G nay ~ 3.
u a. shs ;Sss
r $.gi q sale" f s., Mai and D.Ssr! RsS os:r
A rrLlcArIoSSS i HSR Duplicate LAND
- u phom q may coacsrn:
as .Ss S Sssi Ssa! Ny ssds 10
Ssss Al 4 $s: Z: AZ:
VII 90 Is .sS f'sS. a SsS .s5sa az
w, .. 30, for le acres. Issued under the act of
and was sfsDi.d ostebofs :. 1855 MY "a, tsS6 ''''
No s9'is?, for 10 acres. issqol uqaeT act Of
sna was sTS1isd bsss%Sss a. $50. May ss' 'so.
No ., 7s For 40 acres, Issued under The act Of
No POf o aero" issued a1 u, sS'G Il. act Of
ssa %ss JAY si q S1H'ss 5h''''
Ne: @.gl2. F9s % acres, issued under the ACT
Mitchell. and was granted May .. IsSI"Jsus6.
NJ. 7s.ls7, fer 100 acres, issued under u.l.et Of
February il. ,is4i. in the name Of T6eSdoTs D.
y, Wheaton aud was granted May II. 1871, June
No eS.ssI for 100 acres. issued under tho act Of
February n1 H. is1' In ths name o. Samuel G. Nor.
SCTwOods deceased. and was granted July IS iSiS'
FL L: naSs sA GP %Sa the IF
Barber, aud was granted January II. 1857 August
II VAN AERsAM.
Uommissioner OF Pensions
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-15

Mayor Bowen yesterday received letter
from Mr.. II. O. silsby, Of the Seneca Falls
Works, New York, stating that hc would
send one OF his steam fire engines TO Wash
ington in few days for test trial, In view
Of the fire department purchasing the ma
chine, should 1t prove satisfactory on fair
trial.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-15

The THIRD WARD CITIzESs publish call
10 the citizens Of the other wards TO meet on
Wednesday, the 10th instant, for the purpose
Of selecting delegates to convention to be
held at Coombs' Hall on the 18th instant.
They recommend the selection Of ward OIL
GERS on the 26th instant.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-15

3. As, ruB TRAVELLING SEASON approaches,
travellers wish " hnow WHARF to obtain
trunks that will stand the rough usage OF
baggage smashers. We advise them TO visit
the extensive mandatory and salesroom Of
James 8. Topham h Co., 500 Seventh street,
east side, one door above Odd Fellows Hall,
where they will find the largest stock and
best made trunks In the District Of Columbia,
with McMurray's patent stays; also with
Houses patent solid rubber corners, for
which they are sole agents. Mcssrs. Topham
& Co., also have large stock Of valises,
packing trunks, ladies' and mems satchels,
&C., made Of the best material, which they
sell low for cash. col
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-15

w PnSS5 9ghsrbbsSaASIgE,s ogSISE.}
nail q IN: sATURpAYL Nay ID, f9r furnishiss
lows;
Bay color, from l6Y to 10 hands high, between
coupled, and perfectly sound In all respects,
"A ihorouEh inspection OF each horse win DO made
Delivery to DO sOnpistsd BY the slss e Nay
Deputy 9. n. General, Brevsi BiiSadler General.
u.s, a. my7-td
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-15

SCHOOL SWEEPS TO De PAID.-Wc under
stand that next week the sweeps of the pub
lie schools will be paid the amount due them
for keeping the school-rooms In order. A
number Of these persons have not been paid
for several months, and we are glad TO know
that the means have been provided TO liQui-
date their claims
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-15

PETIT LARCBSI.-A little boy, named
VIM. Calvert, was committed to jail by
Justice Thompson on the charge of the lar
ceny Of quantity Of clothing, the property
of John Freeland.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-15

nutnDeT OIL tncbc persons nave not Deen paid
for several months, and we are glad to know
that the means have been provided TO liqui-
date their claims.
The MEETING of the Everett Lyccum at
the Columbia law building this evening
promises to be an Interesting ono. The
question Of the alabama claims" Is up for
discussion, and In addition Mr.. 7. NJ.
Clarke commences series of lectures on
'rhe teachings Of the physical Sciences"
beginning with geology. These meetings
are free.
FoR ALL KINDS of Gents Furnishing
Goods go to the Original Franc, 49i Seventh
street, between D and E, three doors above
Odd Fellows Hall, as his Is the cheapest
store In the District. And bear In mind that
he has no branch stores. D
PAID IN FULL.-Thc Mayor has given Il
check for the sum of $5ll.70, being the
amount to llquidate the outstanding debts OF
the Proyident Aid Society assumed by the
corporation.
REAL ESTATE TRASsFER.-Mcssrs. Kill
bourn & Latta have sold lot 8, block 4, of
Howard University property, on Seventh
street road, near the residence of General
Balloch, to General L. Whittlosy, for 81, 45O.
THE NEW REGISTER OF DEEDs.-slmon
Wolf, esq, the new register Of deeds for the
District Of Columbia, will enter upon the
discharge Of his duties to-day.
MAD Doc KnLED.-About 8 o'clock on
Thursday night Sergeant Hardin, of the
Eighth precinct, having learned that a mad
dog was providing about his bailiwlck, the
officer succeeded In finding and killing him.
FoR SUMNER USDRRsHRTs go TO the
Original Franc, 40I Seventh street, between
D and Z. Prices 25, 80, 75c., 81, and up
ward.
PETIT LARCESI.-A little boy, named
VIM. Calvert, was committed TO jail by
Justice Thompson on the charge of the lar
ceny of quantity Of clothing, the property
Of John Freeland.
FoR SUMNER DRAWERS go TO the Original
Franc, 49i Seventh street, between d and
z. Prices IS, 30, 75c. 81 and upward
FINED.-Wm. Whelan was fined ~ by
Justice Drury for excavating the street with
out permit from the corporate authorities.
FoR GOOD Cotton Socks go to the Original
Franc, 40i Seventh street, between ID and
E, Prices s, 10, 10, 20c. and upward. !
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-15

THE GRAND MAY FESTIVAL Of the Wash
lngton schutzen Verein, at the new schutEcn
Park, takes place on Monday and Tuesday
next, and promises to be a grand affair.
Omnibuses to the Park connect with the
seyenth-street cars. The prizes are on ex-
hlbitlon at John Angermans,' on Seventh
street, opposite Odd Fellows Hall.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-15

'WHAT 1T IS TO BE BORN AGAIN AND WHY
IS 1T NECEssARYm will form the subject Of a
discourse at New Jerusalem church, North
Capitol street, at L a. m tomorrow. Seats
free.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-15

FoR FINE White Pocket Handkerchief
go to the Original Franc, 494 Seventh street,
between and E. Prices IS, 20, 25c. and
upward.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-15

OBsTRUCTISG THE SIDEwALKs.-W. Wall,
l.. G. Parke and II. II. Schmidt were ar
raIgned before Justice Clark charged with
their several payements by a
display of goods contrary to law. The JUS
tlce imposed fines on each Of the parties.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-15

NAvr-YARp APPOINTMENT. = Yesterday
Mr.. Clarence NJ. Barton, Of the Sixth ward,
was appointed "clerk Of pay-rolls and mus
tering clerk" Of the Washington nayy-yard,
vice Joseph W. Arnold, removed. The APP
pointment Is universally conceded to be o
good one. Mr.. Barton has been connected
with the reportorial corps Of the Chroniele
for the past two years, and has always been
an unalnching Republican. He held tho po-
sition Of financial secretary Of the Central
Republican Association, and was instrument
tai In organizing the various ward Republic
can clubs previous TO the comforting Of the
right Of franchise upon the colorcd men.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-15

"THE CURSE OF WINE" Is the significant
and appropriate title of free lecture to be
delivered tomorrow evening at Union
League Hall, before the Washington City
Temperance Society, by Hon. W. Z. Loyett,
Of California;; and..as he is a clear, logical
rcasoner, as well as brilliant orator and de-
voted champion Of the cause, we advise our
readers to attend and hear him, feeling as
sured they will be amply repaid.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-15

SINGULAR RECOVERY OF STOLEN PRoP-
RRTY.-Early yesterday morning Detective
Thompson, Of the Metropolitan police force,
discovered three pieces OF silver ware, con-
slsting Of q sugar bowl, cream pitcher and
slopbowl, buried In the earth under the
building occupied BY Adams Express Com
pany, near the railroad depot. He carried
them to police headquarters, and the OIL
GERS were at loss TO know how 10 find the
owner, until gentleman incidentally call
German character, remarked that DR.. N. g.
Towle had Informed him that such articles
had been stolen from his house on last
Monday evening. Lieutenant skippon at
once went 10 the rcsldence Of DR.. Towle, and
having satisfied himselfthst the articles be-
longed 10 the Doctor, they were at once
delivered to him.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-15

FoR ALL KINDS of Gents Furnishing
Goods go to the Original Franc, 494 Seventh
street, between d and f, three doors above
Odd Fellows Hall, as his Is the cheapest
store In the District. And bear In mind that
he has no branch stores.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-15

MAD Doc KILLED.-About 8 o'clock on
Thursday night Sergeant Hardin, of the
Eighth precinct, having learned that a mad
dog was providing about his bailiwlck, the
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-15

REAL ESTATE observation-disclosures. Kill
bourn & Latta have sold lot 8, block 4, of
Howard University property, on Seventh
street road, near the residence of General
Balloch, to General L. Whittlosy, for 81, 450.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-01-07

-CtsarcA- ASxCnarS Tie Rav. S4r-
uei [iawsoc. Me,hoIist ureschsr Of 60
ceo'rlc manners, sometimes ealioi The
'' viii man, was very popular in We,
tern '1rginn some twenty ye4rs ago
H. VAS cross-eved sni w.ry made AMI
very dsrk-skin2el fer white man. a:
Ae7es = Tas surprisingly e,o4uea:, 81
ways e1cI'ab-e. and occasionally extrsva-
Hsn:- Ha once compauied brotAzs
minister. tue Rev NJ. R., prouinsn.
pastor, l. visit to co!u.e,i church.
hF Il gave the oolorei preacher sss
amt, AMI. Of oourse, Clswson was in vited
to preach he did 50. snd during tbs
sermon ss: he ia2R!sive Afriasns &
shdvE.-s 81 ever tbs house, This. Il
turn. sci Clawson, 70 ex,ravagant wonis
aud actions, ani he leapel Oh: Of the pu.-
pit ike deer. and beg to take ,ha
tauds Of the eolorei brethren. sni ,aix
IN qaite happily Ee wept for Joy
| hen sias.through the crowd, he touu3
Brother h, snd sitting down beside hin
ne threw bis arms around his neek, ana
with tears streaming down his fsoe. Ne
sad Brother R :. almost wish hsd
b@e2 bern niger. These folks hars
more religion thaR re hS7e" "Well
well, ' ssid Brother &. "you come .,
neaF It that you nesin': cry aboz. it,
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pose. before s'sraiug the family, I al,
Esnced so where she stood In doing 50,
my eye "a. upon caskss coucesie3 ia the
bosom of aer dress. I gs7e tie alarm
and IN moment almost the room was
filled with frightened servants. Shortly
after the father and daughter came IN
They both were greatly seitatsd. and eT-
identity surprised I detailed to them IS
hastily as / could the circumstances thst
brought fae there and taking the cssket
Ii my hand, I asksd Mc. Psllotta what it
was.
The jewels the jewels p be ex-
claimed. and grasped it eagerly. The
rest was soon explained The woman
sss S;fe. For long years sta had
been maniac. Before her reason deser-
ted her aud her mind becsme ruin. she
knew where the Jewels were kept sn1 had
frequently worn them. Inspired by some
strange freak she had sought them, With
the result IS stated
OF course. ali suspioiou was now put st
rest ! was enjoined to keep another Sc
cret Il can do no harm to publish it
now, for both him who enjoined and she
about whom it was made. are dust. An
other CLINE protracts the life Of the beau
tiful girl and the brave youth. No eye
save those of stranger will peruse these
lines. 1t is memory only to US who
mingled IN the scene.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-01-07

TnR FosTER1Ty OF CAIy.-Cain's set
tement after the curse set upon him BY
the Lord, was IN the 'land Of Nod on the
east Of f len" If Eden represents the
whole district between the Indus and the
Nile, then this must have been il qhe
WILD, mountainous regions Of Northern
india and Western Tartary, The exact
country our geography canuot define
Two pecuIiarities have characterized the
inhabitants of that region in every age.
Ii has been land of Nod" that is
wandering unsettled, y as to large share
o: its population and yet it has been,
strange to say, a land remarkable for the
magnitude, grandeur, wealth, manufac-
lures, learning and commerce Of the cit
ies-ius, as the early cultivations Of the
arts by the descendants Of Cain i5ht
suggest Nowhere else in he world has
Deen seen the miughue Of such eonIraric-
,les and Of sue extremes. Aud 70 this
day !; is won .cr
The traveller with peril penetrate, 10
the centres u taese Wild and grand laud-
scatass. rAlre even Nature collects tie
h rhtst mountains aud deepest chasus ii
,hl worl!-,ha ms; savage sterlIty. and
: rl,a- tue very p-;moyal Paradisaic
frult- But wien h dyes 50, he is
amazed by the for5ihcations, the palaces,
the libraries, the foundries, the uazaars.
the temples lie meets there with men
wao seem the genuine offspring Of Cam ;
pvod 5ie. Of learning, that wander over
the continent like ,agaDou Is; speaking
many languages, poets and philosophers,
V. muritrers AMI thieves claiming de-
scent from Israel or from Alexander the
Great. YET lying. ahjoet, knsyish beg
gsFs peldl,ns in the same hour ila-
nonds, pills, manuscripts, garments,
pearls. antiquarian relies, oi4wis or cut
lory. which they have Carried lmmeusa
distances, but with distrus, ot every one.
they keep them concealed till o1pogtaDl-
y iog their disposal presents Itself, The
acu,est, bases;. unbappiest OF mankind.
The temper and the uan OF the frs nur.
dsreg's family remain with them after ali
the chspgss Of F,y tboassnd years, I'LL
this day.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-01-07
THE VIRTUE OF PERSISTENCE

think the world is very generally
mlsled By that vague term. gsnias Far
oe it from ms to deny that some ate born
with loftier capacities, quicker percep-
tons. happier mental constitutions, than
others yet think what is best in hu-
man intellect is not capacity but tenaer
cy. OF the three decidedly most gifted
aud brilliant young men l have known,
one died in poor house. of delir7p1s tre-
n,ens another sunk into al early grave,
respected, but also victim of alcoholic
stimulation and the third. though hard
/ ly thirty, is to-day 7sgsbond and
cumberer of the ground, to whom it
would be very unsafe to lend q dollsG. -
All these had not merely brilliant eapaci-
ites-they really achieved decided success
in their better days they could be in
dastrious and efficient if they would, and
for months at time were SO but they
had not the true purpose, or they coulG
not have fsltercd and fallen as they did
Had they lived less to self and more to
human good, they would never have bcen
thus deserted by their guardian angels.
knew there Is Snail class of whom
the world says, "They see to the heart
of things by intuition they are poets
from impulse only !; orators, statesmen,
critics, sages. because nature would have
It so" I beg leave TO doubt that men Of
this stamp are whit more abundant chan
white Orows | know thars are enough
who take pleasure ana pride iu surprising
the public with prodlgles Of easy and rap
id chievements-who would have Us be-
lieve that they have thrown OF their epic
canto per day, and can write you their
quiCe of clever ePigrams OF sonuets before
dinner. Now, | 90 not question the IA
cility of rapid and brilliant execution,
as the result Of pass study and acgaire-
qnent in fact, know OF such instances :;
but look st Virgis' four lines per day
written that day to be read through ell
future time consider how Dcmostheues
made himself an orator ag4iust host Of
natural i'm mpedimen;s; examine fac SIM
lie of a manuscript page Of Byron's poems,
and mark the numerous erasures and in
ternneations, arguing slew composition
and puzzled brain, and note well that
the man who writes poem, sermon, aa
elaborate review, an Grafton In a day, has
been many years acquiring that facility,
and you Will agree WITH me that the vui-
gar supposltIon that some arc s. gifted BY
nature t1at they may GcAieve distinction
without effort, is conIradicted BY thcus-
aud facts where II Seems 10 be sustained
by one. My sometime friend, who per-
iShpd njserably Of G,Ii-i1l,,2 frtyiea7 ~, AZ,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-01-07

toe. while smother iGcu,catss .te ssraa les-
sons on!7 in s narrow. sectg!ed cei9 eo..
hood, unpraissd. uasunE. cRchrcnjclcd
save II the books of the recording snSei
The scope Of influence in these two eases
IS different, bu; the F1eaSure Of esSsn.iai
success IS the same. Whoever has learn
ed TO fni delight in doing go2i. aL3 n
nothing iocousistens tha-ev,th to i
whatever good is Within lis reach, anl
not yep.ac that bis opportunities are suca
only IS Heaven has been pleased 70 vo1ch-
safe him can never esteem his hfe fail
ure. Should sickness or casualty conine
hin for years to bed Of suffering and
dependence, be viii ,hcnoscorth radjste
= glow Of heartfelt gs1;gnstion, Of Senign
humility, Of grateful piety, whereof the
Influence w.ll be difased more widely and
enduring ' than he could have i'm lginei
In the ever proceeding varssre Of Good
ssainst Evil, Right against Wrong.
Truth against Error, there can be no rsal
defeat, no absolute discontinue
postponemenf, rcpnlss, snd tie iil-suceess
of 3 nisdirected attaek-sn unwiselv D so-
ed Dsuevrc. In that great contest, who
ever plants himself firmly on the side Of
Goad is allied with al! the moral forces Of
the universe. snd IS certain Of uitimste
triumph. The evil snd the bsse, tha SOL
hsh snd the syeopbantic, may seem to
flourish for season but tLeir verdae
soon passes sway and is forgotten. iosv-
Jag the good to stand forth lis the ever
greens g Re forest in Winter, VIXEN the
Summer foliage whi-h dws-fed end OBJ
seureL tGen lies shriveled st their feet
Hstpy they who learn in childhood. and
treasure tarough after trials and tempta-
items, the grand lesson Of the sge-the
philosophy Of living to noble ends.-Ho~~
ace Crestsy.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-01-07

DREAXs-The mystery of dreana hAs
Pussled the philosophers of ali aess. from
the DAYS Of Hlppocrstss until nov. The
Greek could no: solve it. neither GOULD
Lord BFougham.
" \ dream" says Solomon, In bis sen-
te1tious way. "cometh through nush
business" and our day experiences are un-
doubtedly the materials from which sss.
en-al9h,s of our nigh, visions.re woven
Nor are dreams ways incohcrent. Frank
In has left it on record that he solved Do
llticai problems in his sleep which he
could not ma.ter in his waking houn.-
Doi'riigts eztrao'dlnary poem, ,'nloIa
hahn, was, according to his own state
ment, remembered dream. Abstruse.
mSthematlcai questions have in many in :
stances been worked out during sleep.-
as general rule, however. the ideas
which seem to Us very admirable while
passing through our sonno.ent minds.
T.ll not stand the test of sober. second
thought By daylight.
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GOIorEP WrT Tie onlo,eI of 40 49,

soIoIER Wg7-Tae colonel Of an AS
oama regiment was famous FOR hsv;as ey,
erything done up il military s.yIs-
Oaoe. while field ofeer of the day, ana
going on his tour Of in,pc ,tion, he cams
on { se-ticol from the Eleventh MissiA.
sPpi Regiment, sitting fat down st bis
post. with his gun taken entirely to
pieces, when tho following dialogue took
place -
Colonel.-DOn't you know that ssn,
tIneI while on duty should slways keep
Seutinel.-<Withou: looking ue1-
That's the way We used to do whsn toe
war first began. but that's played ox,
long ago.
Colonel.--( Beginning to doub, Ii ths
mSn was on duty.) Ars You the scn.,-
nel here
sntinel-Well, Tn 9 sort of q sena-
mel.
CoIoneI.-Wc.!, In sor. Of oesss. os
the day.
sen:inoI.-Tsll, if yoau hold OF till I
sort OF git my gun togesher. I'll give sos
sort Of salute.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-01-07

NAPOLEON .-Th- mind of Nap9leoa vas
vast but of the manner Of tue Orientals;
and through contradictory disposition, it
descended. as it were, by the effects Of It's
own weight, to details which might just
ly be called low. His first idea was al
ways grand, and his secold mean sui
petty His mind vas Ike his purse +;
wuui6cence and meanness held each =
string, His genius, which was at once
adapted to the stage OF the world, and the
iAouniebank's show, resemblel q roya.
robe Joined to q har!eQum's Jacket :
Endowed with wonderful and Infinite
shrewinoss g!.ttering with vi, s..z-
ing OF Creating IL every question new and
m e-ceived relations; aboundirr il sc
II All picturesque images, animated ani
po.n,c,. ex.!c7s.5us, the more foTcih.e
from .ls yt.v inccrr.ctHc-3 Of hs I-u-
guagc, when always bore so-; # fur
vizA lr7p.e-, su2ai-.ic4, saL,le, a-3
can Eeable u cxcess-h, adopted diIi'r-
-, rue y ethics trcn those y vhl-L
Other n.eA -.e -allei. AiI-t5 tlfe tLe
] ..-.g il l * se, t- Ayg,s l-.-l -
i.tm tLt -..-4..te, cup, SUI iIty-ira..u.
hin>e., yi;a ,He :Eclasg oi tie n5r.
aud yol nay firm - i,t,a O. tie IA.
Who. uLlt,n- p ..s c~pr.-ts I'll, ..lt i
io.tY 4ui mean ii tie Lgnsn c24--c,.I.
maj 5. . IL ne sTler3or Of s,7e.e....ty,
3 ! : .>..f f.o.y ~ command, with a.lt4at
is .guOb.s aul tas-, svel q als glaalcst
ach .omtc:s, j..u.gs tie tre4clcrous