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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-05-13

LADIES hoop skirts for - cents at
Wm Dean & Co.'S.
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"HEv you airy nate and tidy boots FUR
Sundai wear?" Certainly. just ask
Adler for them. Sign of Big Boot.
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WE have had the pleasure of publish
ing to our readers number of interest
ing letters from Wells Spicer, Esq, now
located ut Corinne, Utah, and expect
more Of the same kind; but it appears
that the mails are not very reliable out
that way, rs Wells writes us that he has
sent a letter on All average of once Il
week, while only half dozen in all
have b, ell received. We hear from
other sources that lie has u good thing
in prospect in the future OF the new
and soon to-be-a- large city of Corinne,
and hope it may he true, as the enter
prising spirit of pioneer only receives
its merits with success.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-05-13

A FULL line of toilet soaps, cosmetics,
preparations for the teeth, brushes,
combs, puff boxes, &c, at Hall &
Schmucker's.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-05-13

I.vO>,T ARR. GENUINE UNLESS DONE tp II
" strrgnCraNet wrnpdp@r, with fac-simile 81 ~
ni4tH3 IL. T I1ELMByI
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TO BUY good and cheap goods and to
be treated courtcously, go to Adler's,
sign of Big Boot.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-01
TIE PRosPEC? PARK COMMISSION.

The second meeting Of she Prospect Park Comm
soncrs, to hear the views OF the taxpayers In regard
to their proposition TO sell The PARK land
lying east Of Flatbash avenue, as well as
other questions arising from the communication
which Mayor Kalbneiscn sent to the Board OF Alder.
men. was held last evening in the supreme Court
ROOM at the Kings county Court House. The meet
Ing was attended by large number OF the most
prominent citizens OF Brooklyn. Mr.. Charles Jones
said that some three weeks ago communication was
received by the Board OF Aldermen from tue MAY or
In regard TO the course Of the Commissioners and
was promptly acted upon By the Board. They
appointed an investigating committee, ana that
committee was proceeding VITA its duties
investigator was su-pended. The next thing
they saw was q notice that the Park commissioners
would meet the taxpayers Of tie city OF brooklyn
In the Supreme Court room to consider the que stion
OF selling portion OF this land eat OF Flatbus ave
soners had seat Bill 10 Albany. After re c having
done that they said, ave are ready 10 hear
N what you s, may MAY have 70 say Public
expression there was appeal. The speaker re.
ferred TO the laws Of the Legislature creating the
Commission ana finally held that the land which
had been taken for park could not be sold.
Mr.. Stranahan, IN answer TO question an to how
much the lark would cost said that At de-
mands OF the city. One-half OF the expense
Tor completing the Park he confident could he
Fiatbush avenue. The pense putting the ground
In shape for disposal would not exceed 100000 ut
any Tine
III. Barker made few remarks. I'm which ne ex-
pressed his DISSATISFACTION with the manner IN which
the Commissioners we've Lanav ilx the affairs OF the
PARK.
Mr. winchester Breitain spoke IN defence Of the
Commissioners, claiming that they had devoted
years 10 the management OF the PARK, and
tneir Judgment should at least be az
ferrcd To in some degree, Notwithstanding
adverse criticisms of disappointed parties. lie was
Ia SayorSOi the commissioners seng the eastern
portion VI the Park, AMI urged tncla 10 20 Win
the enterprise and give them para that would prove
an ornament To The city.
Mr. John h. Hennesy thought II would be better to
retain that portion OF the PARK living cast 0f Flat
busk avenue, and that the money which would ne.
cessariy DC expended ~ lobbying bill for the
of the grounds through the Legislature had better DO
spent In the Improvement.
After soue further remarks the meeting ID oufned.
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funds for the current year. The total amount set
apart for educational purposes is s5sa54 OF which
SUN the first school, district receives S2e234, the
SECOND sh,Vo0 anu the third $l5,3Ss a--.t.
ArTgSrTED BURGLARY AT MoRRIsASIA.--on Tues
day hight Il. T. Rogers, proprietor OF silver plating
establishment on Washinaton avenue IN this village
was aroused by the violent barking OF mis- dogs, and
having hastily dressed proceeded to reconnotre the
premises. He had scarcely reached the yard when
two men, coming lroIn another side OF the house,
brushed past him. SEEING an empty pan Mr..
Rogers, who is nearly seventy years Old struck one
OF the fellows, knocking MN down. but the scamp
was up and oil IN an instant. An eXaminston Of the
window, subsequently proved that the would be
burglars had removed the puuy from q pane OF
glass, through which aperture they evidently tn
tended 10 manipulate the sash lock aud thereby gain
easy access ~ TIE store
RESULT or THE Town ELECTIONS Although
closely pressed BY the republican forces at the
nual election on Tuesday, the democracy have not
only held their gain OF last year in the Board OF
Supervisors, but have secured addition OF one to
their majority IN that body, exclusive Of the town OF
somers, which has not been decided owing to lie
vote being cast. In the latter the law provides
tat the town officers shall call new election within
ten days, or IN default thereof The Board OF Town
Auditors may appoint a Supervisor. The follow
ing are the names Of the Supervisors elect
Bedford Il. ID. Robertson. rep; Cortland,
Coffin s. Brown, dem.; East Chesier,. Z. d. Law
renee, DEM; Greenburg, Ahram o. Eilisea, dem.;
Harrison, Edward Wre.ts, DEM. Lewisboro, Daniel
Hunt rep: Manaroneck. Th0s. L. Rusmore, den.;
Joseph Legset, dem: New Castle Walter H. Haight,
rep; New Rochelle George W. Davids, dem; North
Caste James Hopkins. rep; North Salem, 0dle
Close. rep; ossinilg, W. I. Lawrence, dem.; Pei
ham, b. hegenan, dem; Poundrdge, d. W. Miller,
rep; Rye, Toward e. Cady, rep. Scarsd1le, +. Sc
cor. Gem. somers, tie votes Westehesfer, Abraham
Hatfield, tiein; West Farms T. GrOte, dein.; White
Plains NJ. Donahae, DEM: Yonkers, Edward be
VIA deHi. Yorktown, Ehas Q. Horton, dcfn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-01
WV jersey LEGISLATURE.

IL ,he sena,. 'erday the bill to amend the STATE
constitution by increasing tn- r-y Of the member.
Of the Legislature 10 $500 session voted down.
The bill for the extension Of the state Asylum vas
postponed till the next session OF the Legislature.
Tue biz authorizing the city Of Elizabeth 70 subscribe
100000 ia aid OF the water works Of that city was
passed. The Governor returned ~ the Senate. with
his objections tire bill authorizing the inhabitants
40 issue bonds and take the oonds Of The Eontca
Eailrold. the Governor holis that tile original
charter OF this company, to say nothing Of he ex
travagant power now sought TO be obtaincI, Is
sigma example Of partial. unjust aud pernicious
legislation. II ~ practically legislative transfer
~ the Montclair Railroad Company under the
guse 81 the taying power, of One-ith In value OF all
real estate. The Governor also repeats his objec-
tons 60 bonding townships, before published In the
veto or the Nineand kaifoad biL JOINT resoiu-
ton appropraing ssooOO lor we support and main
tenance Of the State Prison for the current year
introduced and passed under suspension Of the
rules
In the House Mcssrs Bevans Iippincoi. ana Peck
were appointed 20 cooperate VIII senators TaYlnT
and Bette IN examining INTO the mutation Of the
Jersey CITY water Works bill. rhe Riparian Rights
bll was lost special committee, comprising DIS.
Tough, Price and Beach was appointed 10 prepare
bi 20 be submitted 10 the next legiaurc IN refer
ence 20 the compromising OF prescriptions.
The proposed supplement TO the charter OF
the Morris Canal Company caused long
debate II proposes 10 reduce the directors from
tweDty-thrce 70 thirteen and make their election
annual me bll was eventually laid over ~ to-day
The Oil regulating plots In the waters OF this State
was passed. joint meeting held In the Assembly
Chamber for the purpose OF clectng commissioners
"a Ccsns, II MAS decin1 by the President that the
election o. a commissioner OF teedf TO the Legisa-
ture rendered his former Office vacant. Some .::en
hers demurl cd aud the question Is 70 be submitted
20 the courts. The Riparian Rights bill was recon.
sldereu, amended and passed. Tie House passed
tue hi (which has already passed the senste) to
enable the united companies TO improve lands under
water at XII Won kul and other places. The
bfli authorizes the united companies 20
reclaim their lands and erect wharves and
other improvements In front OF any lands
now Owned by or In trust for them, by any CON-
pany IN which they now hold the controlling inter-
est adjoining Kill Kull any other tide waters
OF this state; and when so reclaimed, TO enjoy the
same % owners thereof subject To the conditions Of
the act Of 1884 the united companies TO pay t2 O0)
20 the STATE or before duly next for these pryi-
loQea
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he knew Of the affair: had showered c0nvicts HIM
self didn't know whether 1t was rule for the doctor
to be present at showering; IL Is privilege keepers
have TO shower conyct5 when they are rebeilious;
and lnsoient
Tnis finished the evidence before the Cosoher,
when the latter after lew briei remarks, gave tue
case TO the Jury, when that body retired and soon
after handed IN the following verdct:-"We md
that the convict Montague Dean came to mis- death,
after an Illness IN the prison hospital OF some iyo
hours from causes unknown to the Jdry and further
we find no evidenFe 10 show that any prison rules
or practice has been yiolated.n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-01
MAILS FOR TEE PACIFIC.

The steamship Arizona will sail from this port on
Thursday for Asplnwal. ..
The mails for Central America and the South
Pacific will close AZ nalf-past ten O'Clock In the
morning. .44 Ia t.
The NEW YORK HERALD-Edtion for tho Pacific
will be ready at halfpast nine In the morning.
Single copies, in wrappers # r mailing, six cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-01
assgss I'll: SlAra WARRANT or LEWIS tar:.

Iron the Pilisburg tpa) Commercial March SOL
The Impressive ceremony OF the reading ~ tho
death warrant 10 lows Lane, the -~ir5 pOisouer,
took place la tue cell OF the prisJ1er nc eleven A. NJ
yc-,--.2v. sheriff Cuey, accompanied bv Mr..
McCaftny arsv. number OF members Of the press
entered the Jail by tho private entrance leatias from
door Of the prisoners ce and Lane was discovered
standing In the centre OF the cell stf0atng his
whrskers quietly ana CHANGING curtously Mt tho
visitors. The sheriff entered the cell aud Lane,
taking scat on little trunk nt the foo OF his cot
awaited the reading OF the warrant
The sheriff then stated TO the prisoner that he had
come In the exercise OF cu.y an onicer Of the
law to read the death warrant, AMI then proceeded
10 read the document which authorized and required
him 10 cause Lana TO be hung by the neck between
the hours OF two and three O'clock OF Thursday the
18th of April During the reading OF the warrant the
prisoners eye glanced nervously Rom the paper to
The s5hertns face, and from the Sheri1s face the
pgrer nad occasionally he would glance az the
spectators ~ n looking for CLEAN OF hope from
some quarter. There was 70 other display OF
nervousness, except that the fingers OF his
folded hands worked together steadily, and
mis- mouth occasionally twitched . little.
the Sheriff exhorted the doomed man 10 resign oil
earthly hope ana devote the few remaining days left
for him 70 preparing to meet his Cod and then,
suring MIN that everything possible should be done
for ms comfort, the sheriff snoOk hands with the
prisoner, a. did also Mr. Mccarthy, and the party
withdrew. Before the warden had closed the door
af his cell however, the prisoner cave way TO hrs
feelings a.ssi efsed IKE cAsir
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-01
wEsrCEEsTER COUNTY.

ArPoRrioyMENr or SCHOOL MosEYs.-Yesterday
the school Commissioners for this county met at
White piaius aud spportioned the public school
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eaOOKLYN CITY.
TEE COURTS.
usIIfo STATES CIRCUIT Ctuar.

TEE COURTS. h'-
>~~~->~.-~>>>~~>>~->>~~~>~~-
CslItD SlilEs CIRCUIT ctuar.
Arrangements.
Before Judge Benedict.
James Price ana Uouullo Fici were arraianed yes
terday, the Gfst on q charge OF smuggling and the
second ON u charge OF counterfeiting. Their trial
was set down for to-day.
SUPERIOR Couar-spEcul TERM.
Decision.
by Judge Gilbert.
F1,Ifne ClGfnae ps. III nest Cldillle. Report con-
hrnled ana Judgment granted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-01

Din. MUDD.-lThe Maryland Prince Georgian speak
iue OF the return Of Dr. Mudd, says:-"An aged and
devoted mother, overcome with the SHOCK u nis
arrest and trial. has since watched and prayed upon
a sick bed for his return, until Q few week, aSo,
when the slender cord Of life could bear no more,
ana her watching and waiting In tins world ceased"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-01

ANOTHER TRAGEDY IN MISUNDERSTANDING r.
nishes another Sunday tragedy. AS Peter CrOw$y,
accompanied by lady and little girl, was on his
way to church, John Kennedy, a rejected lover OF
the lady, approached from behind, with Derrnger
M eacii hand and ordered Crowley to 70 down On
nis knees. The latter refused, aud Kennedy tred,
missed and then gave chase overlook Crowley,
placed the muzne Of the pistol at his lack fired,
CROWLEY died during the night.
, 1869-01-12

sam s p e. shlae nut the great tsa'hs .. the Bloe
.eeologJ :fa ncrr ser t1u-nt with f.H p'ali-
tudes ,nout rb!tan h.npy, Ae. II n,s M pt,ms
n,nt ed It lheul 81 whi:h 10 no: t1u ri
Fit'n !. tqsall. po7tr.css fct Rtod. fhs tfu
muht bc Pra aaehcn ii the tAme way a. Paul
Ihescncc It, 'eftrs the peuple arc converted OF =
rrv'Ea. conmcnr. d.
Mr. . V. Fa1wcli followed In .e~ remarks.
hr MordJ Pavc out, "Itc Morning Light is
En- Akitr."
Thr Rcv. Arthur Mitchell satd the rauk aud
eth" tAs ac. ncJ-snuss e0uo up TO tho work,
AID nntr man dFpcnde1t on the ministers
Mr. H. C1s tudor-co tho v:eW OF Nj. Mitchell,
bnp E8io there could be thirty praTtt mt.tlnk6
and IT mutth tnc city will be o. DE.
lhr Hcv. IT. Hatfield was confident the coz
= ntion would ut loire the churches as II found
thcu TIC Rrr ut want nf the churches Ia 4 better
JEteuns1 rel1tiou- c1 prttsnct, mote con TAFT
a, Q shonneis E Joy In til. holy 0nost T5ere .ra
Luw III this city. IN Wabash and Michigan
nscnurr, % veil IS IN. Wells a:o
ruth Clhrx strcc ., men living In dry
plAcse ~ ho ctnrot hn0 the stream oftEtng water.
When tncn PRIV thrs do .. o. II 4u00o males s~sy
tenn tho throne Of grace. There IL 4 Want cr tbs
Eit etuu Of Heaven within us.
The 1ev. Mr. judkttf, OF the Grace n. T..
eburft, psoe prayer, and the congregation
eA1r the futh b. MI
''sAstct. whit thy plantation
11aAt p6 lns.i, q gracious rAtr." ........-.
II vss snnIuLcrd that tic .cEsices would be-
gin ii o'clock this Mof1 !n'. ned that this
iuc Professors Flax and EHsthrup, tnc REV.
Drr. !'htt.rro,. Fowler. Reid. ko+, Lord, aud
Major Whittt, x0utd address h. meeting.
, 1869-01-12
WASnlh0T0n,AH HOME.
Annual mccttnE-..Ia Reports o
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The annual meeting Of the Wash!pEt0niRu Home
Aaaor!asinp wa held last evening In the hor. cur
ner CT West Madison street and the Southwestern
Plsnk Road. 10 the absence Of the President, c. j.
Hall. Esq.. G. H. Holden. Erq- vtcu President, Tas
called to the chair.
Brniamu Lombard. Esq, Treasurer OF tbs Aas1cia.
t1on submitted Lis aunsal report, showing receipts
for The Jcar. including balance hand EAnaafy 1t
dus propsry. are 81. Balsnec il tressary,
BIZ report Of the operations Of the home far the past
nariy sdmi.tea lns,ts III. home sacc Tic iJ,h Sf
@ e. . e. ssssssi
1tte1 aie Chased - e9nstant dt7nkcrs. the AIN
St S.. n es i t. g R
physically And men tally weaker shan those Ut tenn
earinx he pssi VT la IL ansTa as aan'sl19 os9
t~e:ve II tic number suffered from t,s tsessc aiser
~ = "a y tSs IL. .1Is :a1el.ax Il
sniy ooe si,e Iesnitsa ss.ly Eresc1s tsess .fe
.se rssisE thtlt board: Ihe smouot oi 6oard IS
fssse ~ fns I'll a.ss a1e beP
Treatment or remained a the hotne, rs varied from
asoa,hs. FifsS.so q she namber Ieeeived dariaE
!ae Eesr were q haa bren married. and eesenty.
med s TIE s.
ts7 " who %an hsys = pef
n tSys;55Es tEsyss Ss9ass, f:;G RI
n.snss l. aGe.1s i1a ,n otnsFs These leesaTes
I'd ha9e # e
to thtm. The reading room u ucn supplied but il
asa II f. ea s' a.
numter ofursent applsat,nns haEe been .nsde dur.
males T needed. 6pi az fscI cannot oe denied. !.
sss T e e. I1 Fl.
o 10 aaerest ieesi.iy M an oasaiae q tSe
CITY li9l1s- Ihs rrp1rt Vas adorssd. ~
, 1869-01-12


An adjourned meeting Of tho bar VA. held At
ii, 1@sw Library Rooms yesterday morning At
.:Ij 'cl ck, to hear the report Of The committee
~ pttuted on Ff1c ~ last to p!eratr solutions
II 7. e.r1 to the de4th OF wm. E. Aarrs. E.q
Facf. Boetu. the Chairman. called the m-e.iog
to order. ard, On mn,iou Of E. r. Runyop, ESQ :,
]. In ". Ella wss elected Secretary Of tho meet.
l. L. Cohurn, ESQ., Chairman OF the Commit
trc OH EesnIn. os., presented tie following rcso
NuthkAs, 1t has pleased ths All-~!rc God to
tttclsltJ attest to tie sounrtr members Of
this hsr the uteettalus Of life bud all ita bright
hopet, b. taking rum ons Htass IN the sir'5
menhr1. ~i!lssn Z. MarEr: therefore.
Rtso.rtd That in the sudden dcato, 1t the rcry
ccmmtt cement, a. It Were. OF brilliant sod
Eueteseful caiceT. VIC arc foiennly and toEclhly
wa:n O that In the midst OF life We arc ia
cealh,' yet We 41e eonfoftea by the assurance
that "to Gle Is Ealp.
r, E,xoirta, 1tat tn his dca.h .<e mourn the loss
Of ore who ~as possessed ol = tne. manly pres
cnce. suptr1cv 1n'ciec,utl Endorsements vii :h
1ne1haustlhic futd OF hu NOR m MIN Esnsc OF
hnreI. and who al~a}s ~ cochccsta himself
II our ASSOCIATION as to WIZ our highest regard
aln 1espect.
F..o'ttd. That we respectfully tender to the
1snai1y OF our deceased b1ohef or n oet sincere
/ sympathy IN thtlr dark hour Of af1scllon.
Lttt1ttd, Thar the chairman Vi this meeting
dcf,fn nate u,ruscrr Of th1A ar 10 present tops
| It .hetr rceo;uTor. ta all thc Cturu OF Record
/ at TINS civ kua tG TIE tAntlf o1 Inc QeCeA6td.
! In presenting tho rSsaiuEous. Mr.. t-Deula
,pcEc Of lie character Of NJ. Marst, socially and
| ps.,iesrion.il.. He said th-y had heen IN plrs-
| ntreh,p IN buslEess ever since he tAs. N 'srs
commenced practice; th1t they were Cas-.
m..es II q room Il .tcs in eoll. re, ard the mos
intimate Of fntId.. NJ. cobntn gave = yer,
CIR. Of Yr ii .r1e durur lis lollsce nast. sait
hie .. qn.tn' .nce was rot eassntiye among to-
TN: inv tn which tc sFnE stnEulatlE c&pao1e Ant
SUI ers.1u, Ms. Cohurn tatd be felt ~ II be ha'
t lo+t brother.
n. na,,s Mrse :tso madc by II. y. I1ishard
Esq ! Il. Fay. E-q jucCr j. b. Brad xclI. E
4. M.r', Et9., Anc John ". Ella, Eco, all .pcat
ltg of the n,a'kcd qualiflr atlnAa OF tho dcecA.c
| t1u,. cr NJ lawyer and fried. i he resolution
| Ncr II cE adop.rd
1tef Nowiux rentleEnen we're do.,Rpssed I
p,ert Mt the retolu',ona 10 tie Cnnr,.:
utited states Circuit Court = Hon. &. {
LA.ntd.
State Citcult conrt-H. N. Htbbard. E-q.
Superior t'oust-E. z. Nnnson+ Esq.
4 Rec. fcer's outt-E- Il. sherman. heQ.
Cent. Couri-J. +, FsJ, EsQ.
AND 4: pr. senta COPY 10 the family OF the {
cekee.-L- l. Eoburn Etq.
F, The meeting then adjourned.
, 1869-01-12

THE OPERA nOCsH.

The nf1t week VI thr dram Rtic fr..on 1t te opera
lthuse connebeed 1Ast evening, with tie comedy Of
"f"upE s'htraEu." OF snosp properly "iuuux New
fork.' whlchlI tue ttle OF ahn plsJ ~ Originally
written ~ tho wcI1kno1n AMI brilliant New Yurk
bohemian. hrd wilkins 1lts comedy has l,erh 10.
csalked md adapted To Chicago. however. In xory
teni nanuvr. aid tlnt with csrlt.i hits snd run.
ming rothte'ts ~ men snh things In thi. city.
hrerp'rc,s. ministers. ocinsa. lawyers, tbs rnunrl
and srr"fr If oshcf rrrhuent city topics. cuinr In
trt their aitafc nt vii md aarraan,.
fhc r'Hr II ht"ry Of IT." uv' and ttnwns nf sssl.
tnnahr lFe nJtr Tent tic tcttfnd srgc AMI Y 1T,
hin fast hnh fashnAhlr ~ifc. Niv shsses notes and
wants 10 RIM snr Gongrrss, ~ tyrr wh!rh nil be
tna5 rrrnEnt'rd ltIa ann Wilmington .l.rs In s:hl.
rnrn ~ ~rl1 A. how tntk. liz .nng fr E,nnh Al
t-nrmts foosus, n bar ahou, lpn.h t!,nr: hant4
s Y, .hr ,taEt % ,hr ,h.ntta rr,a in,n thr ruutI,.
~ +" rat sm, t'".ia ns91nnssnrr rith thu r"rJA
mrnt asrt, IL IN nn.rnntrf, VII" ia dst,h",i It,
t.try,lht. knHs huw !" ,,nn'!.sflufr s't'si.. iii
t',ti, rrIis'.n4 nnn,vtiasti- nd trn.rt h,i'
~: Ss' :Ss ~ Ss:;:s 7 ;..:sSs, :ss
ii 's':" s,r s"",s f. ~ .ss,sa ,ss il
4" .s 4s S,is ri! .t '", # T. -;
il. III" IT,. .na "1sthrsrn. -" i cnsni..
i;li: iss", Il il: ~. sn ID II" t. ssrj "fr" "'
nv ."'r' "r r1s:' 'f"" F'! M. "is'' s3in''
~ IA r :"5 1t*;!s
II ,,tt .nt,i,,rst y In has h.nn ns,t,,t .'''m ~
,t,trtm hst har,G III iEr ia III Iitr.f!Hh - ~.
if1-tt ~ s ma NJ ind t,nt t ~ te, IT, = nj
itftr it% tat,a tttMt lhttgnatt thit ~ Ia
| hf tfutn lnnr. llshtHUs,4f 4t s}hs tf1rtu,tt t,r
rt,tI,,s i.t liz petir l4st.s tsym. Aiss iistt,
| .tts iht rnt k|ht thh ti.,s- iii. anr.
| ttal wptk, EsbAtiiafIy. t9nHt ~ t|s
| t.s1lI4ht tths r''a 1&fhhsffnt nut III ti+s
u htttt thn .r+f tI"t II h*lh fiHs.'s bstri raj
ttFih HIS hs Estth tittts thn t4ihnt, Ats ItY jrt
i,H .flsr.>s nis ttr, I'D ami .ui,aa, ant IL III:
! ~. Il, htr - ''l"'"lt4lIY, +t"tYtH tNHMaVa.I
rrnd rum ,ftttst 60 " t+,n Ut *ha aHl4'"iHrt
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