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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-22
AMERICAN BIBLE UNION.
che second Day. Proceedings.


rae proceedings at the meeting or the American
Bible Union were opened yesterday with prayer and
the ordinary religious exercises. after which the
report Of the Committee on Chinese scriptures was
read by the Rev. Or. Whmarth. version OF the
New Testament in the Chinese language q. e., the
spoken language had been published oy Rev. DR..
Lord. There q necessity OF thug, AZ there
were probably, but three IN every hundred among
the Chinese who could read the written language OF
tue country. Or, Chadsey moved the adoption OF
the report and, after remarks by various hfethren,
tue motion was carried.
rpe repor, OF the Committee on the southern Field
was read by Rev. DR.. Yeaman, in which II was
stated that the proposed southern secretary ship
wouid bring the North into closer relationships It
aiso recommended a semiannual meeting 10 Ken.
lucky IN MAY next.
DR. wYoKoFr, ia speaking TO the motion TO adopt,
said that before the war she greatest resources were
from the SOUTH but at the commencement OF the
war the President OF the Bible Revision Association
cooperative society. but really auxiliary, issued
an edict commanding his people TO have nothing 10
do win the Bible Union, a. u was Northern insti.
tuition.
Rev. Mr.. LOOMS, in approving OF the report, sug
gested that every church should be furnished With a
number OF revised copies OF the Scriptures, and
whenever any member received the right hand OF
fellowship he should also receive copy Of the re-
yised version.
Rev. Mr.. LoRaImYR delivered long address on the
necessity Of having tue pure word or God sent to
the south lie was sure the colored people would
not only receive IL with Joy but contribute OF their
means for its support
on motion OF DR.. GHADsgy, the word "semi.
annualv stricken out OF the report and "a meet
ing' simply lett, so that the meeting In Louisville
win not be semi annual DR.. Chadsey also recon-
mended meetings TO be held all over
Deacon HlLLMAN, with regard to the remark Of the
Rev. MIR. Lorrimer, that the coored population
would give OF their means, said that the freedmen's
banks for savings were well patronized. In some
banks there were over $40, oo0 and In Others over
$780, 900 were deposited.
Mr. LoRRIMER again said that he believed that the
colored race were more liberal than our own, and
would contribute so literally ~ 10 astonish the
brethren.
Several other addresses were made, and the report
a. amended nv DR.. Chadsey was adopted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-22
i CONSCIENCE sIHIkEs WE rCH.

Ho Returns $4,000 Worth Of Counterfeit
Currency 20 Colonel Whitley.
An old offender who has been closely pursued by
Coonel whitley chief OF the secret Service DIVISION
ia this city fearing he would be brought to justice,
has returned large amount Of counterfeit twenty
ave cent stamps and appealed for mercy.
Yesterday afternoon Colonel Whitley who has his
headouarters at the ST. Charles Hotel, on Broadway
was tne recipient OF two brown paper packages
per Adams Express, from New Haven, Conn. on
opening the packages they were found to contain
A. 600 in counterfeit twenty 1--we cent stamps, neatly
executed and pronounced by experts to be one OF
the best issued, worth about forty cents the
dollar.
humorous letter, which we give verbatim:
NEW HAVEN, Oct 20
To H. C. WHITLEY, Chief Secret Service Dept st. Charles
Herewith Send you large Of eounerfen % cent
iona Currency have heretofore dealt extensively In this
article but abandon forever Send yon ali that Kind
OF article own or ever expect TO From what learn
ron ware looking for In New York at old place IN
West Street near Houston Thank God have e thai sodom
and leaving Send you this the result OF BIZ years gnh
and crime Suicide 10 to preferable TO felons doom
Tho latter would bring bitter disgrace upon my nnocept
family. For Gods sake dess from further pursuit. ana
save me, as have determined 70 reform - -
Yours rsspt ~
The autnor OF the letter Is wen known 30 Colonel
Whitley, and a means Of living has been engaged
In showing the queer I0r some time past 40 ne
has become disguised win his old assOchtes ana
lett the city FOR tnc Guys good he VIII moi 10
molestec unless he returns 10 has old asoea1ioh'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-22
COURT OF CLAIMS.
Relations Of Government Toward Owners Of
Property Used for Public Purposes.


WASHINGTON, Oct. 81, 1859.
In The United states Court of Claims the case Of
Dougherty, Administrative, against the United states
argued. The claim is for the rent OF the Semi
nary Hospital in Georgetown, D. e., which was
rented in June, 1891. BY ouartermaster Camp, at
$500 per month fof sucA time the government
chose TO occupy Il. At the end OF one year the
Secretary or War ordered the rent be reduced to
$780, Tue Quarteralaster notified the owner or
this reduction. and the rent WAS then aud there
after FOR two years paid at the reduced
rate, the owner giving monthly receipts IN iun. In
have the rent restored 10 $780, AZ tne rents gene
rally had risen. fhss ives fcalssd and the govern
ment CONTINUED 10 occupy ana pay At 5000 tue
owner receptng monthly IA !nil until June l. lsoj
when the government surrendered tue premises,
paying for a full month, aud received receipt IN
mn. The PLAINTIFFS counsel, Sir. Fuller, argneu mat
the original contract calling FOR $500 per
month, was binding upon tue government for
the whole time tue government
more than an individual, could arbitrarily change
contract. Assistant District Attorney General
Dckey admitted this point OF law. but argued that
upon notification from the government that only a
did not demand the premises but received aud re.
ceped for the reduced rent. proved an acquescence
In the change aud IN the view of Jaw made no~
contract
The case has been taken under Amusement. The
decision 10 looked for With great Interest this i.
cisely analogous TO large numoer OF cases OF
steamers or other property used by the government
now pending IN court in preparation ana lnyoly-
Ing millions Of dollars.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-22
1Ht NATIONAL MORSE FAIR.

WILLIAMSBURG, Pa, Oct. Il, 1859.
There was large attendance to-day a. the National
Horse Fair At HeYdcs PARK witness the races set
for the day, which were closely contested.
The adjourned race for the $4,000 purse vas con
cluded after four heats, Idol taking the purse Time,
2:32L-2;se4-2 :s2A-2:3Sb rne trot for the
ing or the prize. Time 2:54f-234H ESQ, -
2.3sL--2:36A-2
The great event OF the fair was the tr0t between
Goldsmith Maid and American Girl for q purse
OF a. 600: $4,000 10 nrst $4,000 to second. The
fret heat was declared dead heat, on account OF
American Girl running. In the second heat Ameri-
can Girl broke badly and the Maid won. The third
neat after close contest, was won by the Maid by
q length aud half The fourth heat was won easily
by the Maid.
SUMMARY.
Goldsmith ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS i J.
American Girl. ........ .,.:,.'' .,.....'...z
Time. 726A--2:2s 4-2:30k-2:aa.
The purse for 81, 900 and the purse for $500 we're
trotted FOR but excited but little interest
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administration OF that once honorable and sue
cessful. He has no friends 10 reward, no enc
tions and cliques, and viii 20 into ONCE unem bar
raised by political or personal pledges The Presl-
dent may depend upon his fidelity and the people
upon his undertaking attention 70 the public IN
terest6
We wish him success, and bespeak for him gen
erous reception at the hands Of brethren OF Inc
press Throughout the country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-22
YACHTING.
Annual Fall Regatta Of the Columbia YHch
GIuh

Club.
The club house OF the above mentioned club,
situated NJ the foot OF West Fifty-seventn street,
presented yesterday quite lively appearance, on
the occasion OF the annual regatta OF the club. The
friends OF the members were present IN large mum
Ders, among whom the fair sex was well repre-
Bented.
The programme Of the race TO come on was AZ
follows:-The boats we're to start from a stakeboat
anchored on the club house, sail to and around Q
stakeboat anchored midway between Fort Lee and
pleasant Valley. thence TO and around o stakeboat
anchored on the coal docks, thence 10 and around the
stakeboat anchored OF the club houses the course TO
be sailed over twice. making IN all Q distance OF
about twenty-five miles.
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SOCIAL REFORM.

Mr. Albert Brisbane, the agltator OF social referm,
delivered OF his characteristic lectures last
Ing At Plimpton Building. He wanted reform in the
social system 10 secure universal happiness Chris
uanity with him was myth, woman q slave to the
Kitchen, Vanderbilt and Fax able to buy up any
thinG except Mr.. Brisbane, 10 Ia to be hoped and
ia iact, everything was wrong and would remain so
ahOnt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-22
JEROME PARK RACES

The following are the entries for races A. Jerome
PARK on saturday,
For the steeple Chase. two and 8 hair miles
James AcLeods Bohannon, X. w. Waldeo's Itgzag,
K. shea's Emnepce. G. Littleheld's Mitchell u.
McDaniel's Gayo b. MeDaniei's 0ys.ermau. Jr., snd
James Thompson's Lobes.
For the Handicap race, one and torse-quarter miles
there are nineteen horses entered most OF Whicn VIII
run.
For the Selling race and the mile heats (frte en-
lrancel there Will be numerous starters.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-22
NAVAL iNTfttHsScs.

Commander Walker OF the steamer Sabine, re-
ports TO the department from Gibraltar october y his
arrival there from Lisbon. All well on board.
Lieutenant Cheney has been ordered to special
signal duty at Washington. Surgeon Adrian Hudson
has been detached from duty MT Mound CITY, I'LL,
and ordered 10 the Navy Yard at Philadelphia,
relieving Passed Assistant surgeon y. Il. BsnBon.
who goes 10 Mound civ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-22
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

The following oaicers OF the army are assigned 10
duty in connection with the registration and cleo.
ton In Mississippi and win report to General Anne.
by the lst OF November for duty:--Brevst Majors
William wilson, Charles J. Won Herman, g. J. viii
son. Captain Oscar Hogen, First Eieutenants George
S. spauldng, b. c. Henshaw, r. NJ. Iynde aud ".
H. IA. croweI
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suie,ae OF One of the Crew Of tho Cuba.

~.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 81, 1852
Information has been received from Wilmington
~ O., that on Tuesday night one OF the seamen OF
the Cuba sprang from the fourth story window Of
the seamen's Home, where the crew OF that vessel
stopping and after lingering two hours died his
skull having been broken by the fall Around his
deathDed stood many of MS comrades, Including
lantaln Hlprns.
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Az the Union Course t2s afternoon the stallion
Burger, the mare Louise ana the gelding Dread
naught trol mile heats best snrGe IN ve Ia harness,
for sweepstakes Of 81, o00 Tns should be good
race the horses very equally matched in point
80
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WILMINGTON, n. c. Oct Il. 1869.
Tue case OF the officers OF the Cuba came up to-
day but no decision was given. The court
adjourned until tomorrow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-22

The onward run on reef near Days Point, while
the G. w. Creger broke her centreboard and her
main sheet gave way. Both OF these vessels were
Withdrawn.
The Lille reached the stakeboat the first time
about two miles ahead OF the Gage. Sne lost the
advantage, however for a time by bad tack
The excitement was most intense as the boats
passed the stakeboat the second and last time which
they did In the following ORDER
H. NJ s. n. II. s.
Lillie 90 80 Rebecca .;.... - 90
Gage. ..........< 90 So High Daddy. 10 30
The Editn X. Gage was declared winner OF the
race, as by the rules an allowance made OF one
minute and half per foot.
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'ntrIes were az foll0ws:--

Inc TINE lot starting mad been set az ten A. NJ,
but the boats did not get on Till ten minutes past
twelve O'Clock. They started wen together all
except the onward, which got among the rocks,
Edith II. Gage took the lead the beginning, fol-
lowed closely py the Lille and others. The wind
was blowing fine southwest breeze and tended
materially 30 make the brisk and entertaining.
The greatest interest seemed TO be centred In the
two first class boa,s-namely, the Lille and the
favore, the betting being at the rate OF two to
on her. The sioop Jennie T., thlrty.one feet and
seven inches, commanded by G. +. Tompkins, was
entered, but she was afterwards Withdrawn and
used Az upper stakeboat The judges, Messrs Ed.
Skidmore, G. w. Cregier and G. N Smonson, were
aboard the stakeOoaI on the club house.
The yachts passed TINS boar the first time as fol-
, 1869-08-23

weaaoe5, fSoux1 to:-e1c1e,y settled. Eas heea
oFytn1 md favorable Mnco Mpuday. and hAryeAr
opeEad6na hare oeea actively trAuszed- Lser To-
lne1af:ts, the sesse8 II zrn@s IL: cated s3ranaT
o4d 10 xpsttA damkKa. The when. upp II being
r-poJ r1PoJ SstatInd, aad; 70 ~ a2pea.aaeesm T. tas -
las tofe1htux machines EAI reveal 4 different
sss:e @ u asas:rs, b1I psrsest prospects ATE resJ
Iot SeW fan ErrEEu AaJse = oU kNEest9 n
LIE AR4ft{2te win b LATE and oo1nuful, and 70
shall ha1e nnt co!J ennEga Ter ccr aEn eoaEonap
though sf ooe t1ne The 4alncatioas wase IN fasaf
ca 81 s9 CO Z rs ia sseE De z se pass C,
the s1ed Of Matatt0 Enstznt. Een aofth ol Fra1c1,
and ao1Ee portions Of Gtszuzny. Il as>oot ooe-1tta
te!ox ..=at JeaE, s's:t ID E2g.s7d there u M u
crase Vi ofnes s1ztns- r1ore especially pat1. Sc
cpE1.A from G<hcF T-EH of Eu-p7a zta.a LIZ. t11
e1ops ~ a9Enasnt psn3,y ~. = R4:s.a. aa;a
Ft1acr vii AEe to ttxW 10 c1pAldct-oe eI:eCt
u1spa ptsrr cutotrtea for rxtt1 Epputs Of hfraa-
ssuEs, and 1s1e. g eo1rse, Ames.ca can coGs IN
however, tha. We aeed not Look fur high pr.era,
AEd tAts ahGEtc ea hCl3c = mind BY ta1Ees5
ana ia,t5s s5s ,s soTgSn,fy II s.aeaa Eanope ~
take oCr hIeacsturl a. Epderate rEcex,
a1d ao1 Ea1c-.A 2dy1ora hen VT! creck ship.
Gue2ta- Ihu :hlng has be-1 de:10Es;zated b. rts
wozk:2E ni Ger h.c1ts-ar Z Geastet recso1E- Tac
specslsAdre clcnosai III Lie Erata oaoe aload ue
kept dc~:l. asnf eiesy t-a1s q ...c.:c va!ots BY
y eeu!ai:on should n .roxned upon :,y L. ;nt4ill
cent mrc. 4 speculation IN treats.ue1 tctx1r
temporarily casTJ up pE.cts, .bui ths shipments
*ol!a te stopped, A0d The reaction, Nh.ch would
surely IoloW. a.11 ruin and dtsi.s:es u p43r pf-
tacr merrsa3ts, aad ea:e., seaYT II .ses on ;se
|AmfF3 The l'loEI~rts af- that the Black Sea
aon 9udsetsaaesn po-ss will ID powerful con-
btt:soEs KI:a America IN supplying E.::,;t4ul md
s-.ace WILL aay h.c1.. suc. ,aey E.4y axcd tron.
I rrac, 1ce -G:7 .2c. saoI.d - Se:gaed weu ny
Ill n tie produce E3ie. The sld experience Of
sp<tulatnEH fer sNo yeaSs back shocli oe q wa1:1-
-3R % a. ANbtlGGA f0ct GeAf1n3 70 Like venture
= -a44 ct.yc:u1- TIE 2tA. i s.+u Itess.J n trtt
70 the New forg E.errhan,s, Rn'i + Is oE tie Ct
nosi importance TIA. ee- S-aE2 :son.t be I.oecd
70 the Ee4hoard 1cG M2rEE.et3 =: i1t earliest mo-
c2ent, stlst old debts taI tie caace.let and our
If cnE..1AE Ia u2M ard -.aIci " pEuAtts.ty.''
, 1869-08-23
PHILADELPHIA,
The LaEor fcEgErss - 1t5 Closing
Proceedings. Etcs

The LaLor cczszrss- 1ta Closing
Proceedings. Etc.
sfe1'ial Despatch "a 1t- t.s:ca4,o r,nune.
pa..-A:,Ez.2u.A. .Ac:sasl ~
TIE IG1rf.4 Ls.'.1r ''oT:rn94 ai:hir..tt1 III :
Jt-ock, to Eett III '-tuclnnA.i t2t iiIl Of .au-
:.=t, $50. TaEEc w:.a saE.e An!scs.t4I Fotel AID
c--s.sst. us-f ttie hoszc Il! thu E,:tttE; 2:.aec.
ELL.1e:s.. -;a~.:.'I.t., .t'laata Ne:.e:.-, Tash-
!Lx1,.-, na4iCult Aa1t LuE!s7t!e srse aa:ueA teao
.1:o saa. "t-ct.1D, lct -:e New EAS. S.laI nea -
ii,ti IN E1Erinnzli. 81 Lnnts wf@s.1i hare t.e he
oe1. C.olce- E:rat !auRL <aG cAAc-t bT Nj.
-shtl4on. nj Missouri wrn On: III ~ = pseh tEas
=. 15Uls HaE ttessi1ed 70 tie .se ne-: ca.tnEA
e1p.A
l. e tatcerun- Ct ca.e,-o, eii'o. of the o1c,ai
paT~I- .oant-1nu~'s rlecte4i delegate 20 sae
International talnr 'ons.e.., c:lle'l u Ease,
Errznect, n ,Also r!+c.p.l a. aaso'iaf: lei 1a:e
Er. Ca:Ee1nE, he at>%:- - ~1l! .hasc Al llyess-
s4t1on u European co-oIe:;.i.ve and oi!ses Gres
!,rtera Of !s1n'r. ln'a tire ct7lion If
cl..rrr!4t T-ttes "a4 ri"p:e! u .at .1aSt
4 gar>:.ca:- atas,:.ae': "a ta:.tat 1n.uas.
: Commissioner was $50 ap1cEtcd re prsaa-r
i'd -s1bHt Il, IL" Co Er-=r.pnAi '-"nl e':.h;1lt.
-. n '-;aei3.e CT .ul1.es. which nee - an It
-:out'it tl~ ':t: III ;hs; rss a1n.r:3:.. SGD il
-.GcG .2ctG;r: c>3: Cf Ms1It2c-E-c: Of c2li-
2hT1l1en and tair: also :he aveta-e pr!eea uD-
-I.Eet, .s..t :ht+- y" wages 7..e. .:-v Ar 81
-s-lcte.l 70 s-k tut sch ; scEt1.:r Eay !,e
7'Ioutei ..r :ne p7lyos NJ ohta4alc lenaite tl1.a
ct 's 'ii:.+Erare !,ct ecu he .usl ii proG1yt.Ga
:n' rrnstS On rA!e With the rstio psi! lse-etrH22
i''r the a:.sr aud -ki4i employed. Tie eetL4uG OF
c:..ee.s con@cc.r1i III i: OF III se.s!u9-
Ge1e:A Hret- Of A,45IA-!prt. tI--Euaf+-tera.4
Et:KsAcr '1~'svss 'i-ss:!t:"A - ,:r-it IA: 7r!1-
.lA'ioc. ou Tie gIpt4.lt tat '. IL -,Li pfetu-
'!is'e tsr !o1vec1eEt. TIE EStr1tlya Con
: 10 EEttI Il SeT to.a. pl TItsrlAy. Uu I.4e
~ a74 -s...a .hrre Il ta he New England Con-
.' tut; Z. .a,a.a. ii ~'.:.-n Il e..7c.+~1 ;F,'s:
7+ sp+.k- Ter threat E.a,tc tult th. h4.-
.1'a ican pncy VI! b. cp7,-esl "a Massachusetts,.
'sras-r 1T me refusal fa.te ..- wlates n iaecr-
i',Ea:e t:e St C7:sp.1 shoc1.ScE's t:rlet Ia raat
@.afc- They c.1l1 Il IL : Eos-J torEc Ut
1ea-:J St."F. Tne Democrats 4Er t+.sililg :or
-la'n strunsIs. TN ias: th-vc llssM .:i' cua.
cre*s ~c-s i;ilse :a.e!rsI.n:,. aa1 t,*ne o. tsc
-rEdls:@ ME. aIL ac:uu ..ktl, WIZ Of 4 valuable
AAsaEttr.
, 1869-08-23

4os. readera s:i1 remember rae atar9 a
the th ele.gJnan n England. brutaa-to S5ete,
nun ha nntae year CT sEo agn. I'M Wtnie
ecEcy Fas z2n&acxsd for Aana tace4 OF htm:
~, ~ 9e eann naa opened and swallowed htn
compleisly. One day, however, Nj. 8peke ~
turned 10 hts it.eods aud arplaloed tpat ho mn
ssn qa,stl, afon.,ns hseli 3, long and SOIL
EaRe Nhtu Ee an a"a! and IN tuat po6tc:on
Mxnt of.eu apt 70 6u9sea1 llseir 10 1tmo.ous
TIE s:crJ at Chancellor Iauuux. man onre
few suVtvoN7 = 50 .11 t:1etent 70 t.ls, mt "a
Tie na-.z,ne writer HaIy xaJs raat he ie1 : New
= ,oat for Ainsay, vhere as re.,iea- Tae poster
knaEu TO have seto hin allye a. nsyer
reached the Albany boat, and hs VIA
otsez heart ef a;sain. Sa;1rall5 his diksp-
years aud honnr-'' The write, to whom We ha.o
1e!el1td sa5B: Ha place on ear,d had b-en made
E1c31t; hut t1eft Il not, aoi ueyc1 can ls4 ANY
recE:tt ot Cow, or Wien, or where He hAy base
1ed that aar; he @ag have Lived forJea1s a1.er.
In sae hypothesis tauz put forward the v1.1gr,
n coHLoa With the general body Of sns public.
$ E:staken. Ne speak Uuae, 4atdor.:5 1nen VI
saE ttat erery 1c1cent cinnecsed With TIE SAD
pear7tce of Chancellor Lansing Is wei fuovn n
gentleman noW ny!H4- The eacser was con
nHed 70 Nm " = tisan.u.stet ctlzea of .a1s
state, COW tecease+l, whose 1lHe AwarA con-
.Eaadet and does still cnunsaa respect. The SUI
EiFor wha entol2ed to publish au tne circuu-
1tancea When certain persons sper,r~d were dead.
THIS CONDITION has been fnlriled, and It Is PROOFS
ule taal nAt7aiFe calcnixtt 10 5tartIe tho pubit
VIII Jet &c s:re1 % .Ee world Taers Will .aea no
loceer be room left tor Hrs:e doubt tn reference
20 ChancElot L1caExs fA-e- We Go not feel our
sefea IL Liberty 10 h.nt Ut the NATURE Of En Save-
.aEoo 70 oe ma4:e, bet tnls we nay AaE. that It
WILL sr a1theotteted, and that It vii form oce of
s1e rndSs remarkable pages IL the htstQry Of The
putlic men Of :h.s COUNTRY
, 1869-08-23
WANTED,
"AN.tG tGO.
FL Ak 81 Ed

!1a ri Eixu cn TEE: .-1r.'- .t1s :-ro -r:-rc
Jt1--. 1wel-A .iaral :.L said- :.-.J
.r=r:e AID sai:;A-:7T A:EiF o.
III Il nIlI. tu = Il acIft<t. Esie4k.
, 1869-08-23

way "a Ea4 etun1ne exE-ssion II cutoh,n II b
e. rea1 GaHR4s ef tae leftrs BOW tying Tait,nx fuz
faIst.sa ~ III EftH con,es ia:z= ara R:ner any,
hand md furthermore adoroe1 hy swo DInss ant
I il2 AUeaf. he laIteE evidently etacted by H.,
.npaeesa at1ae fnzer of The w1.:er. It reads
Dku lHx1: Aak yaae uotae. % hno- ron n
nsse. E.gsf q ~ RI; Tnezes 1saina has,
aaa n iZ pss2Z Eams w tos sa:ea I'm vsta. You Hm
fuuater vhen ION doc exed Tho hooE n TIE se1f
az your Fz2Isoans. 10 Josa c2n1 a4S .teIu ar5i
saaf esn<1. ne xsy nnEce- d1d tsat tho otae7
trs I'll Fas sole or heel. Suppose IL thpuxnt
he 1u:ug 70 - funny, bal eilo see L. HMe 81,
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