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, 1869-08-03

Notwithstanding the complaints Of our
builders and archi.ecta that the building
business ia &c Stacking off," We have the pal
pable facts that $4,000, 900 are nov in
buildings in course Of erection in Chicago,
und that, in many portions Of the city, for
miles together, the traveller through our
streets can 1T no time get out Of sight Of
some new buildings. North Clark street,
from the bridge to Division street,
has more new building going on than
it ever before had Mt any one time.
Many parts Of the North Side
are improving with greater rapidIty
than ever before. The South Side, from
Twelfth street to Hyde Park inclusive, and
especially in the neighborhood Of Cottage
Grove and the University, is being TRIMS
fur1ned as by tho hand of enchantmeut
VIC doubt il this section was eTer before IN
c.easing moro rnpidly in its beautiful,
wealthy, permanent or pleasant homes The
West Division has the boundless continent
before it, and the last time We travelled by
railroad in that direction We woke up sew
cral times to inquire whnt place we had
reached, nnd found We bad not get got ont
Of The West Division Of Chicago.
, 1869-08-03
The PQl!cE COURTS.
NApEuA STREET c0ERr.

As Policeman Marion was approaching the wcss
cEd OF Lake street bridge, shout II o'clock On
Sunday evening, be heaf1 some one CIT out He
proceeded 10 The spot ttom whence the alarm
came, and saw rHo nen. one having hold o. the
ana one, wno was snehsly into1icased. sid his
name was Ttcnaa Col.sirr. and that he WIS the
SsRisn q1 n ,sew tSe otss FsTe tha HaRe Of
With having attempted to rob him, and tho Latter
was arrut1ned before Jnattce SALISBURY yelleraaJ
IL was he'd ii 800 oail ior 5 iurther hea,1rs On
Charles semner, uns1l recently, boas,led On
rel with tie landlord. He determined 10 h9ve RI.
repge. and ctm4n2 70 the coDcinsion that he
nsE snt nj 70 n fnfa ~
tmhA cor orSdefa1ton. to 90 t. They pIecseted 70
the houee on Sunday night, and puun,eied tho
tscked him Assistance came and they. a well as
seUner, VINO was prreent 70 witness tho dtscotn-
mosntnx they Eere esxalniasd and anea IS each
John Graz and WILLIAM Gordon vnrk Ia the
rouDA house on the corner Of kloze md Halstel
kueet4 A dispute AEpSe between them on 8uutfty
Afternoon. and they went Into tho yard Of saloon
uear BY to settle i. They mad ee:-tn, and Cur.
h,s low es ia sergeant Burd@ll Who vas passing
AFTER the n&hti9g had eeaeed, @ Mss eaiies u and
sn Id ned sa 20
bearing an Wednesday. He statet that he WAS a.
lacked Gy Gordon and that hls pipe waa stolen
from hnn He had several otoises on his face and
-Giehaei Nlilan, little boy. vsns Into Fishers
saloon, No. ~ West Madison street Jesssniar
The counter and opened the mQney-sfaNeF. ~
ne ~ uk;ug y oas some currency tas baIteeper
,eacy ,au AID ran. Policeman Reese, who was
streets, raw his buried exit and thn barteepeT
fslloHiug him, Eare chase and. captured HIN III
Introduced hun to Justice Salisbury, who held hIm
II sNo bal TO answer the charge Of attempted
larceny.
nnsd t23 ana ioar 4nn9tea sd each.
RAaRY cQCHr.
Edmond E. H4yes was charged with assault.nr
.s Ensato a. Jessel ND man 1amed l1a2c Jones
Iresday esentoR. IN trput Of Jeasela auction
store on South Clark 6Inet Tae pastlcuia92,
gS we're gtven N TIE TRtR1fH The day following.
q Joces teIhg unable to appear. DE. Robert 4.
Gtnn testified that Jope1 vas confined 70 hla bed
&nu tae wound he received IN the shoulder RAya
night s nas s asss Ssiaa sse
ESQ .! hn 2sm again, the wounds he received be-
ing n Tho muscles, and neEEea Jessel Eas e1am-
TO NItesses ~ re Defence testified inat &c did.
aa{s ~ ~ bid Il n go baQ for further hearing
August GIau. Thomas Mecany and John
vera at1estcd upun tie infosnatpu Of George
sE!a, who recently Tuned staten evidence and
Win him IN tuhotns dwellings On ne sou1a SIDE.
They are Lid to be members OF the Snlth Eang.
GEIm q Hs.s he'd for further hearing tp-dAy. Nc
Ca9tJ vas discharged 2nl Doyle held IN $50 nan
RANK Little Va. hssd In ssoa ban "a keep the
Peees fot threatening to e1ternlnate Jamea
--Two more fosa were mad ss each loS bathing
-A keeper ar1 Fix inmates Of house OF prDstI-
tntoa we're nstd SIS each. :,
, 1869-08-03

County, committed 9nIctde, July e. By taHuQ
'ptun. lie had been lnbos.ng under depression,
cauked bJ the deaih Of Two -uS BY consumption,
under which Ills vito wls also sinking. Shs had
tcen contemplating a wait to fricnds In New Yort,
from which he tried to dtssuade her: and, on the
mssuing Of the 9Th, he asked her whether ahe had
changed her mind On her replying in the mega
tiSe be called his SOD, about II yeals DID, and TAX.
ing out hts watch and tue Key TO his s:orr, handed
them to him, telling him to do the best he could
with then, as he would neveE 20 there again. He
then took out hB pocket-Look and handed It to his
wife, retired to an adjoining room, where he was
aftcFraru found In The stanot Of opium, md dlcI
In the evening.
TIE TERRITORIES.
A man who has started paper It Boise City,
Idaho, announces hls purpose thus: Asslnla,ory-
We have started paper: name, Capital Chronicle;
ptneipleAs Democratic 10 the hit: object, 70 nate
living; once, on Main street, about three huh
drtd yAtdk below The Overland Hotel opposite m
old oJster can In the road and wen &un IT or
4bust'"
AT Georgetown, Colorado, July p, AZ Jaznes
JoEcs, col6red NAB, WAS standing In front Of the
Post Once, Joseph Bush Rskcd him something
concerning his preyious condition OF alavery hdd.
iuR "Dldn1 I yop beiorg to me :" or q Quektton Of
Similar Import. Jones replied thai be did not
Lush then said. F." Don't Lie 70 me; I sometimes
shoot nigSe91 md Dutchmen, 1ust to see them
kick; like to See them kick" and, without an
other word, drew from Under hls coat large navy
revolver and bred at Jones, hittLpR him In the
thigh. md lnnlcuug dangerous woQnd. Bush
Immediately ned. and Was pursued by crowd Of
cizens, Shifts we're exchanged, and be was hit
In the face Finally he WAS coroered and CON-
PEELED to surrender 1t was propoEed, at nrs., to
lynch him; but milder couIseis prevailed. aud he
was taken u Jail
Tue Denver !Strs Of July 20 says:
-Wcmct in the Middle Park. laes Saturday. two
1nen q Goiene Samuel AA.H. paryt Ebo a,,sI'pted
t:ocsAdo h;vesa: Ts;y were Destitute and foasiaF i
With TIT learn thht they Ftnve boat t1dEy
twtuIr getting twenty tuilfs from RrceknridEc Four
teen nitt ts,{e tue month ot tho Blur they found
eneess.o u f.iIe rapids, n which AnuthrT has.
20 lives ~tTr sss Nj, 1a:as et41ed hack 10 B1eel:
luIid6r. v tth th+ Intention o: building
t9a Ths s.'ty !. p;.:;y W:,i htolsn " ri .sssIs
nay. noae ot th,,n ~ouIa e yanher that The voy
TIC tAflds In which tlry foundeted ~ofte ones were
A"attiu2 :Hetn = y" hlrs biaH. we nave from thc
very dAE6troCe."
, 1869-08-03
The application to Chief Justice Cha

The application to Chief Justice Chase
for wrlt Of hadeas torpus to inquire into
the legality OF the commission which has
recently tried E. n. Yerger, OF Mississippi,
for the murder Of Colonel Crane, was sns-
pended, by agreement, until such time as an
application could be made To the United
States District Court Of Mississippi. Until
that time il was agreed that no sentence Of
the Court should be executed This WAS
agreed to at Washington OIL the 10th Of
July.
In the meantime the application was made
to Judge Hill, Of Mississippi, who Issued
the writ on the Goth Of July. On the I'D,
General Granger, the Com nnnder in Mis-
sssippi, made return setting forth tho facts
of the murder, the arrest Of ferger, the
order Of the commission and tho trial Of
the accused. The Court, after hearing tho
case, dismissed tho wit and ordered tho re-
turn OF the prisoner To the custody Of the
military authorities. The application to
Chirf Justice Chase will now lie renewed,
either in the way Of appeal from Judge Hill,
or by original petition.
, 1869-08-03
Tho Extraordinary LnrcCniea In
Auburn St0ke PrlR0R4
, The following are the particulars Of the Aett8


II Auburn State Prison:
"Jofn Sins WIS co1y1cted OF coan:erfeittng
operations IN Jc1e, 1861, snd sentenced to STATE
prison for term ct ten years and 6neI s31poo.
The the was raid, and El1ns vas pardoaed by
President johnson. 4ftcr about year1 tnpnaan.
meut Cpon hts e1le-1rg the prison IS convict
be WAS Assigned to Rowland \ ca, contractors.
IN xhat Is known As the tool shop n the Pnsoo-
These contractors were engaged To The manomc-
turc Of The yn1tous kinds Of carpenters and ptn-
e-s' tools, planes and plane irons sEntes. &c aaA
the work IN their shop Is Principally done D! COZ
s3cts tn the prison, sapertntend deat foreman ana
hoolteepef telnS al the parties employed, e3-
cctS ths conyicta. .., l.. -
packing and oil rootn Attached ana eeloo2laz. p
taetr saop, Ills duties oocstssed pttnctonly 10
packing the manufactured goods lnso no1es and
psckaSrs as occasaon might require, taf s1tpnens
10 INC ysrtocs customers OF the manufacturers.
In rhfs he xss aksts.ad BY several other copr1cts-
Eetne shrsxt and Wtily he soon saw That hf+ po*!'
rfon Tas not en}tselJ t'2Eren Of oppottlFe9 fof
h.m 10 pyact1co his lifelong III, though 1t waG
~1thtn she walls Of State Prison; md II once
oyvapued fysten Of g1ard larcenlea, hefetofore
nntnoE tn the anuAtg 4 kT4ne, and tor boldps&11
fearleRs and tugentonsness n the EXECUTION Of the
sTCeru. unparalleled In the history OF prison lie
ATpe particulars OF The 1Iceuiea arc a. fnltoTs ::
Soon after bennR sasgued 10 duty In the tool shop,
SIZES 81. hImpe1f to WORT IN bF{tef to kNccesNuly
caI1J out nts pIan2 he wxs compelled to .afa into
bis coundence sever1l 9TH conE1ct8 employed tn
The pack4ng room NTH hin. Hs readily sucoeedet1
, 1869-08-03
PRECEDENT Of the Penineula1 Hallway G.
BATTLE GEEK, Mlch-, Ju1J il
Ell dnnPpinE OF Chinese Women Tor
RFottitutton In San Francisco

TIE hong Kong PftA o: June SAYS: Young
girls kidnapped up the country form large pro-
portion AMONG the women who arc sent over 70
san Franctsc0 10 be consigned 70 life OF prosti-
tuition Such power Of coercion Is brought 10
bear upon them, that In majority OF cases they
fear 10 take any steps to free themselves from
their miserable lot; though EAnJ times while
awaiting their departure IN Hong Kong, they
rttoired TO escape from o lnd Of deHrnda-
ton and crime hJ Felf.indlcted and early death
These Iuckless girls are cnticed aWxy from the
country By the T!lcs Of wretched hagE, who co.,
tttye TO k1nuEEIe them Oh. The faFor1te plan ap-
pears to be 10 get them away tron the temples, 70
by one Of the servants In the house to which they
Belong. This Individual Is brtbed and The hea5t-
le1s capture effected Arrived IN Hoas Kong, the
un!ucky girls discover after short Time, noH
they have been entrarped: but they have nos any
tde2 Of how 10 iree themselves They an inuM.
iaated from complaining to thclr nelGhbo1. and
do not know that they can obtain pro
lection by complalnln0 10 the police OF 70
the magistrates Thus, after . saott
lime, they are shipped e1. and II secms
that no ope Is able 10 prcFeut the pcrpetSation. IN
British colony, Of one Of the uoat n1ful crimes
that n Ii possible to concclse. Il u surely Hme
thai su1uc 6lepB Weyo taken 70 tnSestcn&o th4
matter TO the bottom So far n It Is known, aP-
rcaJs thE1 the emigrnats on board the Paetne
steamers always cay that they leaTe OF theif own
ftcc Will Bat II IL, beyond a doubt, clear. there
fore, that this statement CAD only be made under
mich coercion. and that there mnss hr some Kind
OF Organized system at work among the Chinese,
which assist The Intimidation Of The vict!ua-'
, 1869-08-03


The officers Of the Gettysburg Battle
Field Memorial Association Anre shown n
proper spirit in sending to officers Of tho
rebel ntnly, rs we'll as to those Of the Union
arn,y, q circular inviting them to confer
ence on the battlefield, for the purpose Of
fixing indispntably, and marking by arpro-
pziate monuments, the exa:t localities III
which the critical movements of the battle
occurred, on both sides. In this why only
Gun m impartial survey Of tho field DO made
and the facts recorded in d manner to be
worthy TO paas into enduring history. All
tho ca.cLronny histories Of tho wnr, on both
sides, need revision upon a standard simi-
larly Impartial. to the end that the liberal
ard un.,iased truth VI oyents may DO
graspcd before the nctors il them disappear
fur
, 1869-08-03
The Coll laion Oh tho Ik0ck 1&annd
lk0hds

1' the EGifoT ~ Tht Chte1fo 1Tthuhf:
Having seen In to-daya paper an account
Of collision bctwcen Engine " OF The Roct
Island Company and No. II Of the Michigan
Southern, bcg 10 say that nccount Was not wholly
correct The collision wnH not causets by the rnIA-
placing ot switch as stated. The Rock Island
engine Was bringing home fFom work MI tho men
who WORK for the company out 1t the new shops
Within forty or ntty percl,es OF the rendezvous
n hrre niI the men get and Oh the CATS ther0 lS
o switch l,y which tbc!f train gets on nntf on tho
main track. The engineer Of No. II OF the Mlcht-
gan southern thought to get past this switch be-
tore The ltoek Island t1nl1, but failed to do so.
Seeing that he could not crOsd he began 10 draw
up Ii quick na possible, but Just as the Rock
ItIaEd engine was crossing tho switch, The Mlch!-
gan Southern engine ran into tho car next the
lender Of the Rock Island engine, scratching the
lender at The same time. She slnpret to pieces
the iron pin by which the car was hitched, ind
whir1ed around The cir upon TIA trucks, and then
s'epped. Fortunately thcrc were noue Of the
men In The car at the time III the men generally
get On the Tops Of tho cara. Seeing the coll1!out
they hn Jumped from the tops Of the cars while
dinner pails were nying IN al! directions.
twas m amrsin9 sight, after the danger WIS
over, to sec them looking for their dinner pals,
hats, capg, DC. recau1e there we're no lives lost
toes not exonerate these engineers from blame;
buf Judging from the facts It s clear that the en-
s1necr OF the Southern il totally TO btat1e In this
which they were very near doing, one or both OF
them nigh. have Exploded, cauAng the loss Of
number o! lives. The Southern engine is pFob3-
blJ damaged to the amount given 10 Yesterdays
report
Cu1CAGQ, August /.
, 1869-08-03

At recent commencement at Yale, New
Haven, the President Of the college in
lulged in some of those sober reflections
which are always il order, upon the neces-
sity Of respectable people coming forward
snd taking the control Of politics out Of
the hands OF the vicious, &c. Whereupoo
a young politician of the Alumni rebaked
the venene1ab1e President, by declaring
TINT, unless Learned and grave Presidents
and professors Of colleges led the way By
taking part IN the primaries and ward
expect respectable people who took Il
1,ss broad and intelligent interest in
the purity Of politics to do so. This is MI
very well, and reminds Us Of the difficulty
the doctors found in deciding why it Was
that m egg, floating in vessel Of water,
did not increase the weight OF the vessel
ind its contents. Would 1t not be well, be-
fore seeking 10 explain why respectable
people cannot be induced to take part in
politics, to determine whether the people
who conduct politics arc not, on the whole,
quite as respectable, whether il point OF
1nan1incsa, honesty, talents, ability, char
octet, and consistency, aa those who run
colleges, sell goods, mike iron or raise
com We have heard VI colleges in whose
management tho worst features Of politics
were presented, shorn Of the best. Mer-
chants have their tricks OF trade. There's
a deal Of "shenanagin" in manufactures !;
! md, as for 1armer~theis agricultural
it,, nj nm {aN ~or- n1%ca
, 1869-08-03

cutlery than they can receive for them ip
New York; but the tariff intcrposes and
fo1bids the advantageous exchange. II do
u1hnds that our pork, beef, butter, choeso,
breadstuns, and cotton shall pay orer. not
to the government for national purposes,
bat to the moncpolista Of this country.
from one-third to threc-ffths Of their ysLne,
HI special bounty 1t is this enormous
tax ,,pou the essentials Il LIE that suells
the cost OF living, md makes the rich x,cher
and the poor poorer every day it is co.,
timed
, 1869-08-03
MORE TROUBLE AMONG WEST
ERN ECCLESlASTICS.
Trial OF ikcys j.. u. Linn. OF tho Ohio
pxeabytcrY. on Charges OF TauiA-
lstcrtnf, lndIsCreek and Immoral


Prem At Pittsbu5yA co7mf7eta1 JxlJ fa.
The Ohio Presbyte1y Of the Old School freshy-
terisn Church con5 5eued In the First Presoytrra1
CLu1ch or. Scosei,s). Wood stree7, yessercaJ
Eorn!ng, for the purpose Of the rtA Of Rer- 4
Fffnn. Young mIuta;er OF the Church. on
cbarpes of nnm,ni5.eItal indiscteet ana tn--
nscrnI Conduct preferred against hin.
i VII Sc remembered that soms months
since Communication spPeared IN the lEaAIa'T-
els1 ~ regard TO The mAnasensns o. % ne Mss9etn
charged upon II. Lin. A tne sessioa q tns
prtsoytesy ne1d IN Mansfield n Ap-l a5. H2s
fesols I'll to investigate certain futuoss Hhlcn, y
scter Is q toirtstrr. AT & specsl meeting ne.d
subs eegue1tiJ In this city the 's'th OF Jay Ge5ter-
dayt vas n1td tor kfe 91aL
After eou1a r3ut11e bot.nfss. tne caafHea were
e1oMit.ct, Is fcloFa:
tertal Conduct, By ach be -hasfunhfted himself
for The dlica2Ige Il the sacted daticS ct tbs Gos
pei ministry.
Greet nj lranoral eondacts b4 which hs life xas
nade trproaeh to the cause of Christ
There we're some tEs01J Specifications and
amer they h.d teen read the Moderation satd Il
deroio1ed upon him to ask Nj. Linn whether he
pleaded CcIty Or rot Eulty.
Nj. Linn. Ar Moderator sud brethren. plead
pot guilty. :
general and denied IN the speetaeattous; u s1J
Of Them weTe pfosedtt would be awkwAcd.
Ar. Linn sad that he WIS perfectly Ftllinx %
tear It IL they could b. Proved. He meant to
, 1869-08-03

It is worth remembering, in connection
With the prediction Of the future greatness
Of American cities, founded on their present
asocndency, TINT peaceful Salem, in Masss-
ctusetts, nov filled with private villas, q
suburban retreat for retirement md leisure,
had once more foreign trado than Boston.
Newport, that delightful summer resort, had
more trade than New York. Hudson q
hundred miles from the sea, had larger
Whaling trade tkan New Bedford. A1nboy,
now quiet as a Shaker village on SIn-
day, IVES q busy port Philadelphia
continued 10 be the metropolis Of America,
not only in population, but in wealth, soci-
ely and literature, to aa late date rs 1870,
when New York barely caught up With
her,-PlilAdelphia having stood At &C, 900
when New York stood at $4,000. Lewis
Cnss predicted that great city would be
L1ilt near the head OF Lake Michigan, but
bonEht his corner lots at ST. Joseph, across
The lake, instead Of .hers, at Chicago. 4
few years ago St. Louis stood in The same
relation to Chicago that Philadelphia in
775 occupied toward New York. All Of
, 1869-08-03
The NATIONAL DETECTIVE BUREAU

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ftsicer has heen e va u,sta,.c NM in thot
,]eno,+mo,t fov a ,rnha- ~ .a.r1 Thst
the soc1ctarr of tbc Trcnsnyv b,d ,ood
c.nso for The re,,or,, n, b,ra n, 5orht
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Il will not ,eouire much ar,umant to ms.
tifv in the nnllic estimation. the discharge
of the entire detective force OF the rercuue
sor;ce nar;cn1,r1v snch aa h,rn ,,eo, nm.
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th;ns the nnI1ic ,ec.ras vii, snstain
~ osso,+ion that N, erorv d,,7.r
RI ravonno co,,ectcd throuch tbo
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, 1869-08-03
THE IRISH CHURCH.
Dcputotion t. the Primo Ministof
tn Support OF shs Com III on1' sacssS
or the Htlk-Nen1uFk1 Of nF. (slnn-'

-. .t,n xx-~r Hs1ntarnr
Drputotion - sAe Fo N.leo. ,1.sM.-
tn Support or shs Com mona saess y
OF the Btlk-Acn1uFk1 OF mr.. Glau-
stone.
On July nomeIous rs ~ III.
apptinted Al vaHoas ptnnS 1 ~ s,.natnna T.
naines, II. to; Leeds, lntrodacsd @ u. Inc @ aepu-
sahon and ~ en aohg hA1 taey Ntts ~ ~ ,ti ussn
Gus 20 tske W ,us a.,E h - ~ ,re;;noan,s T-pT
10 pltsent y ~ aI nun. .,. " ~ ~ rno ttnr
several o. Inc rincpal th ,.tsh Snn-rh ~ h,r
ao1 III suppJrI. iI. y. ~ " tsnmnnna RI. ~ rnA
It !ei1 ns ,.Ics3ty Me n9n.es,,ai ngain.. any en-
nonA!a stpuatsany p.ute5 ~, e..ie.s ~ tytIns
~ aom ;st snt M, ID ihas Ihr Gnrernmrnt Tpn1
N ~ can.snt @ 10 nv AZ he amen5ments IL The b
p9 p91 he uou1e - Of Losa enoodyins she p1ncpe oi
NJ e.zlst, & ~ u. a;.h i1s anoeNs M9 MIMI NJ p for
h'Im,nsaam sr Asnas tnI f,adcf n; Il! snrGl
Mf- aI.nstsIeau, ~ - ~ Cnml;is. 81 p. tor SIM.
a. .,3,I ~. ~ SHUnn u p Tar iEnsnur7: Mr. 1.
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Keto, ~ - ios ~ ~ ,r,aSr thar ,,n.sen.pH
the meno!s ann ,a Mc1 r. ~ t,,,,"s' I'VE shall
~. 1lAnsLonS tsta!tsu 80 :, sh,e =. ..ttar ,nS nTr
soon ne engaSsa ese1 et uei wp.fevcr mi@ht he inc
time q tGels!oac snu.s % 49, f.H rnI,1z af
ienesn n 1,if + ni, MI was re1ured Dariog
tAe ast tnree auous = rht ~ haen nass- M
peen Itefesseu 9nsssssla ~ a nnaN .s ,aires pnat
ny: We nave 9 ~ y 1,1e rnSeaTor ye
a. cost5nuen,: anu we nn,v ,ss 81, ST. ,h{
fespeeEua5, 70 heep oElets t suS. 49,. Aa has .a
not III the least aexfss !tom aplo., 1c " Is -.
tA!o hp1 iso me aoseSs1 ., no1o tt,11nn r.
rms country naa p.os'ess tnins ~ m.Ga ~, sae
1ooSment OF INC n1,on sa1, 70 n1nsn+ s,11 ~,
ma!y expressed anu Nuen sas ruklnsnt !.it
aftet distinct aad tnteAlgtolS alpea assqmsa ss
I1lee ana - ,r,aa,na, a. "et sv,n ~ s tst
entnosltE-Aas eaahot pe "tas.oua' nas,nK s.1 suas
which hope We unlisr.saaa ourselves, 4o1 which
fnoN Is UNDERSTOOD " me eount1ythsfa Is ~