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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-16
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THE CHINESE.
Secret Organizations Againsl
s.. FL. Them. ..r

Secret Organizations Against
t.l f.. Them. .t
No doubt can exist that there is dan
gerous organization of white men against
the employment of Cinnamon. 1t is Sc
cret organization, extending throughout
this State and Nevada The circle in
Truckee alone numbers, over two hundred.
This organization had much to do with the
recent foolish strike by the miners in Grass
Valley. 1t is plausibly regarded as pop
ular move to humbug wOrkingmen into
voting the white mans ticket. A short
time since Santa Cruz had quite demon
stration of these noble specimens of the
"White mans party" Some OF them en-
tered the house of John W. Jarvis, at
Vine Hill, during the absence of himself
and wife, drove some Cinnamon off after
horribly maltreating them, abused and ter
rifled the children, declared their intention
to purify the whole country, broke
open the wine cellar and stole, broke and
raised cain generally with things. In San
ia Clara county these fiends have destroy
ed thousands of dollars worth of proper
ty, nor stopped short of taking life itself.
The following, which was received last
Tuesday, by John Glitch, restaurant keep
er of San Jose, is fair specimen of the
threatening letters sent to men who en-
ploy Chinese, and fitting illustration OF
the teachings of the constitutional De.
mocracy on the Chinese question:
MIR. ELITCu-Sir Having heard that
you employ Cinnamon in your establish
ment CnamelY, your restaurant I, as one
of the committee of Regulators and Pro-
tectOrs of the Anglo Saxon race, have to
wsrA you that the employing Asiatics and
Mongolisns, when there are Caucasians
willing and anxious to receive the employ
ment, by which they may support Their
wives and families, is strictly prohibited
by this society. Already we number 40
600 members, sworn to protect each othel
with our property and lives, if necessary.
Two hundred thousand dollars worth OF
property have we already destroyed il
this county, and the work is not yet COM
plete, Jove, who hurls huge thunderbolt:
from high Olympus, wields no greatel
power than I. If it be true that you art
an employer of Cinnamon, ere three day
have passed over your head, your proper
ty, the accumulation of years of toll, shal
be in ashes. Yet if an misinformed
all shall be well. An acknowledgment o
denial over your signature in the Patrio
will be sufficient guarantee.
"1he Gods help them who help them
I selves.
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, June 8. The Parliament
OF the ZOlIverein assembled to-day.
The session WAS opened with a speech
delivered In the name of the King.
The speech announces the extension
OF the ZoIlvereIn, assures Hamburg
that her commercial facilities will
be greatly improved, and concludes
with a declaration that the United
Government of Germany is sure of
zeal and fervor of the deputies for
the promotion of the national inter
eSts. u
DR.. Ernest William Hengstenburg,
the eminent theolOgian of Bonn,
died day, aged g.. ? tNfI
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.nnsIaWERE KING.

~ THHs.
If were king Tor half an hour, - : - y. = (,
70 g94Fhat lots of. thiRgs I'd doll fsi reid
ia tear ffom false men aHithe power,
And give it TO the true..5d syz- 7dI
No starving voices then should erys3 Z
gnrs No poverty should lower -. E.s.S ?
] About the poor mans horAe, " 4Stst
iasa Were king for half an hour O. ~ = 4
ssIEl aAL .eru1l IsIEr f1Q-l tsNl : =
And all should have enough Of WerA, ;
-. , And yet enough Of play ,554-- -
=. I'd teach the idlers MOTTO shlrk-9
i,f But in some pleasant -. ~ \
sdNo shild should look all wisttully 9--
i- Al toy, st sweet, or hoWers 20 au.Er
I'd treat the little ones. IL L. b1za
- = Were king for half an hour - lailE
I'd have no prisoners in the land--.' -
l1- An people should be good; : -
With no temptations to Withstand, sgs
isis They truly might and could. 1ai 90
We'd have no armies, by the way, "a
Nor ships the sea to scour; g. ~ =
.s The world would be At peace, if sst
~ Were king for half an hour. -..-- -, I
All should be happy, free and gay, -
3 By act of parliament; a zu,f-sa
And grief and sOrTow done away
BY general consent. -irc
No eye should weep, no breast should sigh,
- No stricken head should cover, ~
No heart should ache at all, if
,z Were king for half hour. E4
And in the end, the folks would tire
- OF me and my reforms; --li
No more calm weather would admire
Would almost sigh for storms.
And last guillotine so high ....-,
Above the crowd would tower
They'd cat my head off sure, if Ii
Were king for half an hour r. es.f
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-16

AT Franklin, Tennessee. on SuL-
day, James r. McGavoeK was stab
bed with knife and killed by John.
Il. DeGraffenreid. Both were young
men of high social position, and
friends until short time before the
murder. DeGraffenreId had taken
-offense at a playful remark made by
McGaVock, and would receive no
apology, although one was made,
but armed himself with q knife, got
a.hOrse, and pursued McGaYock, who
had started to his uneie's, a Short
distance from town. Having over
taken McGavock, he dismounted,
aTId althougll A1cGaR0ck told him he
was unarmed, he carried out his Pur-
poses killing him ane then rede of
and escaped -,
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The UnxVeas-isl Action of Ihe

q ..t.- f.rr- Heart Er
The effect of everything that touches
the heart IS multiplied by the intensity of
the hearts own changes. Hence it is that
1t is so sensitive, seltrue and quick an in
dex of the body's state. Hence, also, it is
that il never wearies. Let me remind you
of the work done by the heart in q day
A mans total outward work, his whole ef-
feet upon the world in twenty four hours,
has been reckoned at about $50 foot tons.
That may be taken as good ''hard days
work. During the same time, the heart
has been working at the rate of 120 foot
tons. That is to say, if all the pulses of a
day and night could be concentrated and
welded into one great throb, that throb
would be enough to throw ton of iron
I2O feet into the air. And yet the heart
is never weary. Many of US are tired af-
ter bat feeble labors few of us can hold
poker out At -arm's-leHgth- without, after
view minutes, dropping it.. But healthy
heart, and many a. unsouna heart, too
though sometimes you can tell IN the ey-
ening, by its stroke, that it has been Eex'
| seddnTing the day, that it has been thrown
OF its balanceby the turnlolls and worries
of life-goes on beating through the nigh
while we are asleep and when we Wakt
| IN the morning, We find 1t at work, fresl
Rs-if il had only just began 70 uheat. 1
4 does fhis1 because upon each stroke o.
| work there follows period, q brief but |
/ real period of rest; because the next strok
(which comes Is but the natural sequene
OF that rest Isnd made to match it becAus
IN fact, each beat is in force, in scope, II
character, in eEefythlng, the simple ex
\ preston of the hearts own energy an
state,-lAppleton' Journal. -
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the r.. .1..'iI FIT, w. & c. r.. w.

A private dispatch from Philadel-
phia informs US that the lease Of the
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chica-
go Railway to the Pennsylvania
Central was agreed to at a meeting
of the Directors held in that city yes
terdays by a vote Of eight to three,
the President, General Cass, voting
with the. minority. 1tlwin now be
submitted to a vote Of the stock
holders, in this city, on the gath
inst, and If the lease is approved OF
by them : we are reliably informed
that Mr. JCaSS viii resign the Presl-
-dency, and withdraw entirely from
the manaRen eat Of the road. - tits
6saJyh PeR Slh. 2 UlA AEJ ,si
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GOOdSens..cs.. !.
, distinonIshed. teacher

"A distinguished teacher writes =:
AFTER ! saw Mt. Rarsy breaking
q colt, i found it was not by iritat-
ing appeals and nervous commands,
or laying on OF hands, but by being
calm and FeSOItlte. The calmer l
got, the more perfect my self posses
troiled nv school. MANY a teacher
spends nearly the whole time iuitry
ing togovern his school, and does
not succeed then, because he has not
learned the great trntk that Rarey
taught us so Inn pressiVely that you
can govern a horses legs by getting
hold of the braIn. They should know
that the controlling power is IN the
mind the will and not in the whip
| ping power or the scoldings power
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-16

GENERAL JOHN A. LOGAN as
sumes the responsibility of placing
a guard over the graves of a few
Confederate soldiers buried at Afr
Hngton, with instructions to allow
n05 flowers to be streWedG on the
graves, while those of the Union
soldiers were being decorated with
flowers. 1t makes no difference
whether it was General Logan or
cry other General who issued that
OraersdIt fWas,a. very small business
for him to be engaged In. No generous
man pursues his enemy after he Ii
dead and the sod piled above him
-ECin. Commercial, Rad baa ne
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81 G WILLIARn-

COUNTY SURVEYOR-OHice in
" the County Recorders office IN the
wikidal Building, where he can be
found when in the city II not, any bu-
siness wanted lln-be left with Jacob
Keplinger, Esq. County Recorder, who
will give due notice TO me. 1. s. F.
The law authorizes the County Surveyp
or to take the acknowledgement OF any
instrument orwriting he viii therefore
write and acknowledge Agreements.
Mortgages, Deeds, &c, &c at fair prices
and upsn the shortest notice.
Canton. Ian! Is IaR9 rLrs
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CHINA AND JAPAN.

LONDON June 3.-Advices from
Hong Kong TO May IL, have reached
london The Chinese news is mea-
.gfe and unimportant. The civil
war in Japan continued. The Mix
ado had sent q powerful feet against
the rebels at Hakodadk. 1t was re-
ported that French officers support
ed and aided the rebels there.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, June 3.-Ernst Aurdet,
whose arrival at the City Of Mexico
is. announced, went from st. Thomas
under the authorization of the
French government, to look afleI
French interests in Mexico.
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Ala country town in New Jersey,
alittle8boy a who WIS. jumping about
and bawling loudly, was asked why
he wept. The following reply toueh-
ed all hearts: AZ want my uammy;
that's what's the matter. / told the
| darned Thing she'd lose me-"
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All the above brands are one yard
wide, aud at prices ranging from l24 up
TO 25c. --... ...---.
We have also on hand also on hand a
full line OF Brown Muslins, n full yard
wide, Yelling from tOc up to lSc. '-.l
{ We sell the above brands by the piece
at wholesale prices.
we have good line OF casicoes from &c
mp to Is.
we have a full lide OF Shoes which we
are closing out mt cost, as we don't intend
to deal in shoes. we offer great bargains
in that department
ES- Give US 4. eall-no trouble TO show
may5rf- - with W. n. DAUGHAnAY. e
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2 TfIWere king Tor half an hour, - =. Z Z
. g94Fhat lots of. things I'd dol li reid
= I'd tear ffom false men all the power,
--lol-k nd gire ii to the true. -5d sTzl vsdl
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I 3hetearaphp.
EDWIN SMITH,

PHOTOGRAPHERS, &c.-Particu-
lar attention given TO copying and
enlarging pictures. Oval Frames and
Albums, constantly Oh hand. Rooms in
Mathews's Block, South Market Atreet.
janel3 'E6lff .r...r.-.,.. ...-.....
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y a young Swede named sumberg was
killed by the accidental discharge Of a pis-
tol in q saloon at st. Paul, Mimi, on SAT-
prday. He had Just come to the city and
had no friends there. --yc o l.i. 3e7 H..
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"A puvpy .iaeonveniently cohsirucled with
.slx iegs, two, tails, and only one head, is
The largest prod Of the wonder coun-
try OF Tennessee. -,-.Fs-tg
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4IHlpHIIIrIpa. - D.

inHYsfcIAN AID SURGEON
Z Oaice and Residences on West Tp4-
caraWas Strict, next door 10 Lutheran
Church. All cura Die asQte and cnrpnte
,dfneases treated. Prompt attention to
pro 3 lsional calls. jurel6yl"
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! -,JOsEPH CREVOIsIR, IJr.,

Neutrality-suspicious. north
IN east corner OF Public Square. He
will attend TO ORA wing deeds. mortgages
powers of attorney, &c. In addition TO
the English, he also speaks the German
and French lnnguages. lie will also
procure passports fOf persons Wishing
10 90 to Eurooe. Sl-l
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8nssifiau ma saFgfpu
]. G. BARTLEIT, N. 30.

physician AND ssJRGEoNL4l y
j. once on EST TusearaWas- Street,
nearly opposite the American Hotel,
lfsa nfdf iIt()hIo. DIR. Bartlett hopes to
merit 4 lajr share 81 toe patronase Of the
StzeHs q eatSr , s s sl e ,SSTiRg S,S eSu1, q "a
hours. day aud night, when not profes-
4IIIlIlllIIlr - IIIaV0tf
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RRINnR HAAS.

TTNDERTAI6E ERS-Metalfic, and
and lIilinds OF Cofins always on
hand. Two Hearses always in readt-
ness East Tuscarawas streeo.i q
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SPRING GOODS!

= ( YComPrising Large stock Of
Silk and Wool Poplins,
Was Poplins,
Striped Poplins W If.s
All Wool Plaid, only 65 cts. per yd...
Alpacas-all colors,
French Ginghams,
French Chintzs, Striped & Figured,
Percales-sOlid eolors,
Stripped and Figured Lawns from 20
up to 43 cts
Carpets at low prices. ~
-TIfI4 Also, a Full Line Of ~
White Goods, Notions,
Balmoral Skirts, Hoop SkirtS 4
Corsets, COunterpanes,
Shawls, Lace Curtain Goods,
Parasols, Umbrellas, '.frltt IiI
Dress Trimmings,
White Silk Handkerchief,
Linen Handkerchief.
5, We also call your attention to the Do
mestic Department:
Wmsutta Mills, ... ......
Fruit of the Loom, .'.'
Edward Harris, ..rr...
New Jersey, .'. d"
Hamilton,
~| Lt- Red Vunk,
Waltham, .rEt. lLft#.# ~
Blackstone, g. ..-f ----r- :
Trenton,
Hill,
Hope,
LOnesdale.
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farnitnre & aladtrtaRiag.

J.iB. McCREA, & CO..
FUREIIURE tDEALERSf { AND
Il UNDERTAkRRS,- Tuscara-
was street. nov4tf
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a5atfhfs, gtwrIrg, etc.
OTTo WINTERHALTER,

lnRACPICAL WATOHMAKER
j and Jswelsr, and Dealer in Watches.
Clocks, JeWelry and SilverUare. Re
pairing neatly dome, on short notice.-
No. Eagle Block. lssil 81 feb3 emf
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B6tFfg.
EXCHANGE HOTEL, -
JACKSON HOTEL, ~

DY A. sPOHNHAUER-At Old
ID Depot. Guests properly cared soiS 5Sr'
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nRuRLE & RROTRER.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Clocks, Jewelry, Silverwar. &c
East side OF Public Square. Repairing
done on short notice.
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/ Il A. MEYRR

iDEALER IN AMERICAN AND
u Foreign Watches. Clocks, Silver
ware and Fancy Goods--N Notthwest eorH
expeditionsiy aud satisfactorily done
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9saiistrB.
j. n. sIDDALL,

nENTIsT-ohicein in Harter's ) Bank
Mechanical Dentistry performed in the
latest and most, approved manner. he
would call especial n ttention to his Gold
Filling, in which, in the words of the
late A. ward.-'-he is excelled- few
and equallea BY none,"Tu uo ran
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q. j. pOUps,

OURGEON DENTIST-Ofice Cup
stairs) above Deuble Bros JewelrY
Store. ALE opsratioHs connectei with
the profession promptly attended to-
deei6 tiHoubilfL .I'-i iii5J
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a3lerfhaaf GaiIoriua.
HIRAM THURsToNs l9Q

DOOK-BINDER and Blank-Book
I'D Manufactured. All orders from
abroad promptly attended Bindery In
Harter's Block, (1p stairs.l ~ t ui
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THE DEMOCRAT.
WEDNEsDAY::::::::::::::JUNE 16
A. AcGREGOR, EditOr.4 q

Perpetual Lease Of the Fort
Wayne by the Pennsylvania
Central.
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The j, ,Oss OF the y 4l4r.ssSSftla and
4 Zet.--. IN 9Iae (sILi = o. NJ. Law
renee story OF the Only Sal--
- - - ------ LIZ l. --- -
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We are permitted by a friend ia
our town, to publish the following
letter from his son: '- --t
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A TTORNEY AT LAW, and Gem
u eral Collection Agent Alliance, o.
Business entrusted TO his care VIII re-
celve prompt attention. 25tf
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ganltfs,i1iIs y wy va,
no. d. .HARTER 3 BROTHER,

ID DANKERS-East Tuscarswas st.
ID -Rocelve Deposits. Loan Motley, bpy
Gold, Silver, R0nds and -Compoupd, In.
terSst Notes. Ekehangs DO ugh. \ Soid.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-09
JEFrEES0E D.fJiS.
Ills Appearance nud Mnnacr-Nvhat lie
Says Of His Trnvcls-His Futsrc.


correspondent oi the CINCINNATI CONNER
| cial who recently travelled with tse IIol Jelrr-
.,u i,v,, -, :, ,,,.,,,,.,, ,,,, .,.,,,r ,xri,o,.
! '"' va "'"'''''''li'' NV "'i
| i:id moi before sccn MI. Davis HAL nictnr-
w MIN " TAN. pnhE ana CanSNctu".. M 'hc III
sn.,. H. W r'ri;i.. ,,r ron,t,,r,, ,,',
IN. real anp.ar.,mcr insIiiIcS His height j. a IN :
| lie. If any, above the average. His face il we'll
| shaped with regular features. his nose h.ing
| neither 81 prornimcn; nor 50 emphasized - Roman
! ~ il usually conveyed by his photographs. The
lower part Of his face is Si:a not indicating ic
| pushing, aggressive, or hnll-isc qualities often
| noticeable IN ihc contestants OF Tie puliical
arena. hut OH the contrary, Indicating a :. cuir
organization, an ainiatlc disposition ana general
greatness. His eyes are blue a,d iu, " ithsisuti-
| ing tliat the left eye is defective ami almost
rislonlcss. add tn The midncss OF his face. Ills
hair is quite gray, are his thin whiskcrs and
! beard, and his nlOi,stachc which is exceedingly
short, Is almost white. The tones or his Voice ar.
ureti-a quality seldom possessed 10y one who Is
not natural or trained orator.
Mr.. llavs' manner is exceedingly quiet and np.
ostrnsiyc lie does no, appear so seek nutoricty,
but rather tcavud H. and the attcni ions paid hiiI
were received in as undcmOnstrntvc way as
they might be were he simply Il webrcd country
gentleman, instead OF having been the political
i m.'n M .'"n, ~ ,nc i,os! neniorauic c'ii con.
whom accident hus forced into n posti0n of f,,r
itous proul ulinencr The otnIily that makes ana
marks n leader among n,rn sometim"s r.,IinI %
'.personali,y ..indivi,l,,aiity "characier'-that
sn,r ctl,iuC which imnrcssnS thn mimi int, ,t,,
mouI M hIs mind ,,i.u ,.,rrics Won niony win
him-;hs Nr. Duvi. does moi posSess Mr.. Davis,
health has greatly inprnved since his rciease
froin confinement, Ills friends who saw him dur
ing the troubled and anxious times of lSSy Isis
and 1854 cNuresscI their surprise and uruiifcn
lion AT lir marked improvement i'm his anpenr-
uncc aud general health
rrv.,npxr NV, -. ,.x, ,, 49,, s,,,-,
'A''' ~ fHei.AHp AHp H'"iiANp
Mr Davis converSaiion giving some retrospect
ol aiS travels III Great Britain Was deeply inter-
esting. Like every educated American. whose
IDEAL associations with the things Of the past
derived derived from bnoSs he seemed to have intensely
chjoyed his visits 10 the cathcdralS 2ud the ruins
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-09
THE Exodus FROM VIRGINIA.

The press Of Virginia is every day attractin.
attention TO the immense exodus OF negroes from
the State. The Lynchburg Republican says:
The Importance OF this movement In its various
bearings cannot he oycrcStimated. We have long
considered II certain TO take place, anu as fur.
nishlng the true solution OF the labor question 20
Tar as this State Is concerned. Tint The vacuum
i'll the labor supply OF Virginia thus produced VIII
never be again supplied by hIrclng labor, we con-
slher absolutely cert ain, ana IL is equally certain
thai this vacuum i'll bc lcd hy The small farm
crS OF the North, who are already pouring into
the state. The most obvious effect OF tins change
IN the labor OF The State Will he the rapid suhdiyI-
small and highly cultivated farms. Radl-
cal changes In the staples Of production
aS well rs the mole OF cultivation, and.
above all vast increase IN the price of land will
also necessarily follow. The difference between
the state denstly pcoplcd with intelligent and
enterprisnS whites, and vitalizcil by the infuX
OF Northern and foreign capital, and the State
without capital and dependent for labor on tho
negro hirelng, Is beyond calculation. Another
less obvious bnt equally certain result Of the
suuthwnrd movement Gf the negroes will be %
similar movement by very large portion OF the
Whto virginia population. Already the begin
correspondence with land buyers aud sellers
iinny OF our large innlhollcrI nrc SO welded to
the negro that they Will employ no other kinrl OF
lauor, ana ~ the negroes leave the State these
"oiu masters" will follow In .heir wake and both
VIII pr0ut by tho chan. Yirgnin hns bccn
FORMED by nature for n great manufacturing,
mining ana agricultural State. and these move.
mcntS 0i population point TO = t,ct0y realization
OF the great destiny III store for us.