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Special Notices.
WEDIOCK.

The Basis Of Civil Society.-Essays for
Young Men, or the honor and happiness of
Marriage. and the evils and dangers of CeIib-
acy.-with sanitary help for the attainment Of
mans true position in life. Sent free. In seal
ed envelopes. Address. HOWARD ASSO
CITATION, Box P. Philadelphia, Pa.
Eh II rn-lr
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-02-17

~ 1t appears, upon reading the
Sketches Of Members of the Kansas Leg.
islature. that il all who were born 10
Ohio shonld leave, there would not be
one-third left; and then. If those who
were born in Indiana should follow suit,
there would not be enough left to COM
pose standing committe.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-02-17

T The following from tbs Auditors e
Report will show the tax charged to sew.
eral of the weslthier Counties in Kansas
for the year 1863:
Doniphsn County, $50 94l 81
Douglas. Z" 71.252 8S
Lesvenworth." 1I4.82l 81
Atcbison, "A 30I A
Shawnee. AZ 229 80
1t will thus be seen that Doniphsn is
the fifth County in the State in tax able
wealth. and it is safe to say that Doni-
phan. outside Of the cities of Atchison.
Leavenworth. Lawrence. and Topeka. is
the first Comfy il the State. We are
ahead Of Bourbon. 10 which the city of
Fort Scott is. and we srs in advance Of
Lyon. in which Emporia is located. The
item is good advertisement for the ag-
ricnltural wealth and greatness Of Doni-
pan County. and will so be considered
by citizens abrosd.--Troy Republican
10 addition to the above, we would call
attention to the fact that Doniphsn is
much smaller in extent than any other
County in Kansas. except Wyandotte.
This makes our showing still better, in
the value Of taxable property.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-02-17
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN Who suffered for ye.,.
from Nervous Debility. Premature Decay. And
ali the effects Of youthful indiscretion. viii.
for the sake Of sufFering humanity. send free
10 all sho need il, the receipt and directions
for making the simple remedy By Ahich he
vas cured. Sufferers Wishing 70 profit bv the
sdverti.er's experieoee. esn Do % By address.
ing, With perfect confidence, -
JOHN B. OGDEN,
No. ~ Cedar Street, New York.
dec Q 69-lv. 90
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-02-17

~ Tom Ewing was very much op-
posed to the sppoiutm utmsnt of Judge Hoar
to Southern District. The more be
thought Of it. the maddsr be got. until at
last be got so tarnal mad that-Ed. Ross
voted sgsinst Hosr's couiir rmstiou!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-02-17

NoRrH Missouri RArLaoAD.-The new ad-
vertisement Of this popular road appears in the
present issue of our paper. OF the great rail-
road routes to the East, there are none better,
quicker, or safer. 1t is road that has been
frien lily to Kansas interests, and on that ac-
count is entitled to the good will of Kansas
people.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-02-17

r. Peabody is buried at last. The
reason why SO much parade was made
over his dust was. that be made good
deal Of parade with his "dust" while liv.
ing.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-02-17

This morning. says the Steubenville
Herald. our bulletin bosrd sod big flag
ansouuced the ratification Of the Fifteenth
Amendment By the Ohio Legislsture.
The snnouncemen, was espied BY 30 Irish
man aud "nigger" at the ssmetime. The
lrishmsn. unable to read. yet curious to
know what was going on. was obliged to
AK the '.aigges" to read the Hers to him.
Upon being informed. bis ssrens eoun-
tensnee underwent magie change. and
10 tons Of the most intense disgnst ejsc-
ulated-ss be turned on bis heel and
walked sway-"dom the nsger!"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-02-17
Withdrawal of Indian Treaties.

WAsHINGTcN. February 6.-The Pres
ident. in occordsncs with the rerommen.
dation Of Secretary Cox. has sent a ms..
sage to the Senate. Withdrawing all In
dian treaties by which the tribe agreed
to sell their lands 10 railroad conn an e.
These are IS follows: First, the Osags
treaty. by which the Lpavenwo,th, Law
renee and Galveston railroad was to have
eight million acres at nineteen cents by
a cash psymsn. of 100000. no security :
Tor the remainder except the comp any.
bond without mortgage, and with no pro
lection sf the majority Of settlers. Seq
ond. the Ksw treaty. heretofore dsscrib4l A
In these dispatches. Third. q treaty with
the Ssc> snd Foxes Of Missouri and Iowa.
snd one with the Osoes and Missonriss.
both reservations being in Nebraska. for
the sale Of their lands to the ST. Louis
and Nebraska Trunk Railway Company
at 81 25 per acre.
Of the reservation Of tbs first named
tribe Superintendent Taylor wrote. in
1866. 'It is in the centre OF the most
fertile and productive agricultural dis,
'rict of Nebraska. and is abundantly sup
pbed with timber and water" or the
second reservation he wrote. 1T is highly
productive. and is we'll supplied with
timber and water" This marks the
policy OF the administration Oh the sale
of lniian lands. and no railway com
psnics will be able to get them without
they pay The full and fair vplue to the To-
dams and the government.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-02-17
BILLIARDSI

'HE subscribers have entered into co paft.
l. nerrhip in the Saloon hereiofo Known
as Cooper's. We have two Ans Billiard Ia.
bles, one four-poeket and the other Carom
Table. and the public 4re invited ct sll sires
10 call in and Enjoy this pleasans gsns.
Cigars and Liquors of all kinds. Ale, Beer,
etc, vi the best quality. kept ss the bss.
COOPER b TUCKER.
White Cloud. Feb. IL, Is70-tf
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-02-17

As UsUAL.-A preacher q smed w.lls,
dessrted bis family. at Van Vert, Ohio.
and eloped with . young girl named
Linbsrt. whom he had seduced. taking
hsrsto Indiana. she became the mother
Of . child. and soon after died. Walls
then boxsd up her body. and sent it home
to,hssifsther. with note saying that be
would presently write him the particulars
ofhia dsnghter's death. It is believed by
many. thst the girl met with violent
death at the handa Of Walls. This sane
tilted scoiudrel 10 minister of the United
Brethren Church. and doubtless has often
rolled uP' bis hoy eyes. and jcrked an .g-
ouised gfosn from his sacred. swest-scent-
ed bosom, because of the sinfulness and
wiokedness OF secret societies!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-02-17
State of Kansas. ! SO
Ctr of White CIoud 80.
j. LAcocK. CHAs. ". J0HNDo
LAC0CK g. JOHNSON,
Attorneys at Law,

Hiawatha, Brown Co., Kansas,
WILL practice in the Supreme. District
w and Probate Courts, and 10 the United
States Circuit and District Courts, In Ksnsas
and Nebraska. Also, Agents for the sale ssd
purchase of Real Estate. feb. l1s~
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-02-17

~ John ]. Roe. the most prominent
capitalist. pork operator. and steamboat
owner, Of St. Louis. 10 dead.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-02-17
City Ordinances.
Ordinance No. 81.

An Ordinance prescribing the manner Of the
vote of acceptance BY the legal voters Of
the City of White Cloud, under an act Of
the Legislature of Kansas, "providing for
the organization and government Of Cite,
of the third class" approved March l, 1863.
Be it ordqinrd by the MIyor and Couaea of the
City Of While Cloud:
SECTION l. That on the first Monday In
April, A. ID. 1870, an election ehall b held
and poll opened in the said City of White
Cloud. at the Mayors Office. in pursuance Of
the Charter and Ordinances now regulating
the elections of said City, and the proposition
shall be submitted at said election to the legal
voters of said City, to accept or reject the
provisions of an act approved March I, 1869,
and which took effect and went In force from
and after the 18th day Of July, A. D. 1869,
and which said act is entitled An Act provi.
ding fer the organization and governmeEt Of
Cities of the third Glass;
SEC. The manner of voting shall be.by
ballot. The voters shall write upon their hal
lots, "For Acceptance, !" or " A gainss Accent.
ance-" IL a majority Of all the votes cast ss
said election be Cast in favor Of acceptance, K
shall, after the vote has been duly canvassed.
be so declared by proclamation Of the acting
Mayor. and that the said City has duly accso.
ted said act and orga ganization Hereunder; and
1t majority Of the legal votes of said City Of
said election be cast against acceptance, il
shall be in like manner declared BY said Mayor.
SEC. g. There shall be elected, at said
election, by the qualified voters of said City,
a Mayor and fve Councilman. who shall pro.
reed, if majority Of said votes cast st said
election shall be duly declared to be IN favor
of acceptance, to qualify under the providons
Of said act so accepted. ~ ~
SIC a. This Ordinance to take efie.t from
and after its publication in the White Cloud
Kansas Chief ~ q :.
Approved February 10Th. 1870.
E4e M. $. MAUCK. Nsyss.
State of Kansas. ss y
CitT Of White Cloud. toe
]. c. F. Van Buskirk, Clerk Of the City Of
White Cloud, aforesaid, do hereby certify that
he foregoing Is true copy of the original
ordinance. of the number and tisls above de-
cribrd, on file in this Office 4; .s5f
Wisness my hand. and the corporate seal Of
aid City, this 18th dav Of February, A. d.
e1o- c. +. VAN BUSKIRK.
City Clerk.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-02-17

II The St. Joseph Union thinks We
lied about it's stealing an article from the
New York Tribuns-ssys it gave credit.
and put in quotation marks, etc. The
articis wss in the editorial column. lead
ed. snd when We read it. we wondered
how the editor Of the Union bscame so
well seqssintcd with Judge Haldermsn
and his doinss 10 the early settlement Of
Ksnssa. Il spoke Of what Eve" saw and
said at the time: sni ss ne kosw the
Union had no existence at the time, We
looked for some clue to its meaning. tut
could End no credit, and did not under
stand the situation until We received the
Nsw York Tribune. containing the came
editorial. This is the extent of our libel
upon the Union. and we shall not try to
excuse ootself by any attempts at w.t."
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-02-17

Each number Of the NEW YORK WEEK
LY contains Several Beautiful Illustration
Double the Amount of Reading Matter Of any
paper Of its class and the Sketches, Short
Stories, Poems, etc. are BY the ablest writer's
of America and Europe. The
NEW YORK WEEKLY
does not cOn6ne its usefaness to amusement,
but publishes a great quantity ofreslly Inssrue-
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N. Y. Weekly Departnenss
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The PLrAsASr PAnaeaAPHs are made ID Of
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The KNOWLEDGE Box is confined to ussfll
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The News lrENs give IN the fewest words
the most notable doings all over the world.
TEE Gossir WITH CoRRzsroSpEyrs contains
answers to inquirers upon all imaginable sub
jects.
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~ The Wabaunsee Herald I

~ The Wsbsunsee Herald man
goes for Us again. All We have to say
is,athst the reader has no difficulty in
knowing Whist We sre responsible for, that
sppesrs in our paper. What appears ss
editorial. is such. while contributions
frsnc o.tsrs 60 under their sppropri-
as heading. The editor Of the Her
sla' either permits an anony nous sorib.
BILE, to indulge in personalities in what
sheuld be his own exclusive column, or
els be 10 sueh weak sister that he will
not face the music. but publishes bis own
articles % anonymous contributions.
We stiil entertsin the opinion We ex.
pressed Of him few weeks ago.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-02-17
AN UNRIvALED LITERARY PAPER
NEW YORK WEEKLY.

Each issue ntains from EIGHT TO TEN
STORIES and SKETCHES. and HALF A
DOZEN POEMS, in ADDITION to the SIX
SERIAL STORIES and the VARIED DE-
The Terms to Subscribers:
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-02-17

~ The revenue officers and the
newspapers ere still after John Speer
With . sh.rp stick. and it really begins
toslosk - il they would show bis account
tosbs . few thousands short, and that his
friends tried. in divers disreputabls ways.
to cever mp tbs deficiency. and stifls in
Ssstigstion. Ifthis proves to be the case.
ws shall lose faith in the efficacy of pre-
fixing "Honest" to Q mans nsmsl
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-02-17

CHEERFUL AuGUpIEs The Philsdel-
phia North ADsricsn continues to make
sanguine estimates OF trsde for 1870. ard
incidentally remarks: THE general rail
ROAD movement of the country has be, q
remarkably good. the increase in all q1sr-
ters being an evidence OF the soundnpss Of
onr prosperity. There could be no bat
ter 'nvestment Of capital than in railwsys
'of Inc development OF country; and
tins Is no expansion whatever. but a per.
manent incres-e Of resources. During
tee year 1869 Tie number Of new miles
OF railroad constructed has far exceed all
iormer experience. and the increase is in
o'ner respects moi less gratifying. l. sny-
th'ng could warrant q greater breadth Of
trade 1t wonld be this, aud vet we find
people elamoring for contraction; the
only elect of which must be to crowd
business into fever hsnds."
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-02-17
White Cloud City Company.

NOTICE 10 hereby given. that thsrs viii
~ BE- meeting Of the StoekkoIdes Of the
White Cloud City Conpany, held ct White
Cloud, on Wednesday, March l6t6 1870. The
objecs OF the meeting TO Be 70 take into esa-
alteration the proprety Of settling up and
closing out the Affairs Of The Company. Al
this meeting, majority Of the ssoekholdsrs
present will Be csmpetens 70 trsnsscs bssinsa.
J. II. UT,
President White Cloud City Company.
Attest: h. p. Macy, Seesesasy.
White Cloud, Feb. 10, .le70-tt. sa- SGi
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-02-17

~ A friend who has just returned
from . <isit to Ohio. ssys that every
whore The most active preparations are
going on for emigration to Ksnsas.
From some localities, they are coming
almost in colonies. There has been moth
ing like 1t. since the time when Hslvstis
moved into Gaul.
@ The President has nominated
Judge Strong. of Philadelphia. to the o.
8. Saprens Bench. notwithstanding the
opposition Of Carl Schurs ssd his fellow
In6dsls. Who think it an outrage to ap-
point man to ofics Who believes in 81
God.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-02-17
The Truth OF IiIstory, ,vi.dicaaeA.

The Truth of History, YindicnleA.
The T"Psks papers are publishing what
they cali biographical sketches Of men,
bsrs Of the Lngisl.turs. but they butcher
them wo'u'ly. II the rising generation
is to recaive correct history OF these en- =.
inent men,. now il the time to obtsin the
facts, end correct the record. We pro-
pose TO do our part, BY giving. from time
to time. correc. history Of ell those
members. with the particulars of whose
lives ws are thoroughly couversaut. We
be gin with
New-York tribune., 1870-09-12
THE NEW GOVERNMENT.

FURTHER OFFICIAL RECOGNITIONs-sPAIN AND
ITALY RECOGNIZE TIE REPUBLIC-BELGIUM
EXPECTED TO DO so AT ONCB-MovEMENTs
OF TIE MINISTERS.
PARIS, Sept. II, 1870
Senior Olozaga, the Spanish ambassador at Paris,
was communicated to NJ. Jules Favre, the formal
recognition of the new Government by SPAIN
The official journal of the Republic to-day pub
fishes the letters Of the Ministers from Italy and
Switzerland recognizing the Provisional Govern
nlent and the answers of Jules Favre thereto.
The Government of Belgium is expected to recog-
nise the Republic Immediately.
1t is certain that the Ministers of Finance War
ind Foreign Affairs viii go to Tours at once. NJ
Gambetta the Minister of the Interior will remain
here but will send delegate 20 Tours. 1t is believed
even if communications are cut that matters have
been so arranged that the authorities will manage to
core spond between Tours and Paris. The Diploma
tr Corps will also 90 to Tours.
Ii is officially announced that Baron Mercier
French Minister to Madrid, has been recalled NJ
Bin1cville has resigned the French Enthusiastically
q: Rome.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-12

and Meadow are being destroyed by order of the
Government.
1t snotced that the protestatons against violence
recently made by the ultra journals have had the
best effect upon the minds of the people who are
thus made aware that revolution does not mean
anarchy. The citizens seem determined to avoid
disorders All persons endeavorng to excite the
populace will be arrested at once. 1t is announced
that the publication of the Mdrseilldise newspaper
has been suspended. All the editors have abandoned
the concern.
A proclamation issued yesterday by the Mayor OF
Paris requests the people to prepare their houses so
to extingush fires quickly also, that the persons
charged with the sanitary care of the city may have
easy access to dwellings.
Emile Girardin announces that he will publish
new journal outside of Paris Most OF the Paris
journals publish articles without the signature
Of the writer. The Secretary General of the Bank
of France says the crown jewels are not there The
Government authorities took care to have them de-
posted in safe place outside the city. The Bank
has been removed TO Toulouse
New-York tribune., 1870-09-12
THE IMPERIAL EXILES.
NAPOLEON TREATED AS A REIGNING SOVEREIGN
MEETING OF THE EMPRESS AND THE
PRINCE IMPERIAL.

NAPOLEON TREATED AS A REIGNING SOVEREIGN
MEETING OF THE EMPRESS AND THE
PRINCE IMPERIAL.
LONDON Sept II, 1870.
report is widely circulated here that King Will
liam has given orders that Napoleon shall be treated
as the Sovereign of France.
At o'clock Thursday night NJ de Lesseps, who
was not recognized at the time, walked into the
Marine Hotel at Hastings and inquired for the Prince
Imperial. M. Dupree, the custodian of the Prince,
gentlemen left the house, but soon returned with
two ladies dressed as Sisters of Charity One Of
these was the Empress Eugene. The Empress felt
go strong that she was suffered to see the Prince
without notice or preparation. The scene at the
meeting of the mother and child is not described,
because as those who witnessed it say it was indie
scribabe. The next day the Empress was i'll. DR..
Blakiston and a surgeon were summoned to attend
her, 1t is a remarkable coincidence that these med-
cal gentlemen are the who prescribed for Louis
Philippe on his landing at Hastings p years ago.
King William wrote to the Queen describing his
emotions on meeting the French Emperor. He says:
"It was overwhelming for moment; could not
control myself thus meeting him whom three
years ago | saw at the summit of grandeur The
Emperor was equally moved"
Some of the Paris journals having reported that
Prince Pierre Bonaparte wept when he met the Empe-
ror the former writes letter to the journals denying
the story and adding for both his friends and his
enemies that he has more manly habits"
New-York tribune., 1870-09-12
MILITARY MOVEMENTS.

THE PRUssIANs ADVANCING LEIsURELY-FIvE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF LAON-TOUL,
METZ AND sTRAsBOURGl STILL HOLDING
OUT.
PARIS, Sept. II, 1870.
The Eastern Railway is still open to Nogelet but
the Prussians are at Chateaus- Thery, advancing
La Fert6 sous Jouarre The rolling stock Of the road
is withdrawn as the enemy advances, and the
bridges and culverts destroyed before the track
is abandoned The Prussian scouts are reported at
Villiers, Acron, Verneuil, Chatillon, Montmesnil
Vailly-sur- -Asne, Sezanne, and Lehauny. They
maintain strict discipline and commit no depreda-
tions. The Prussian force was at Compeigne on
Saturday
1t is said there now five corps de arm6e march
ing Paris, and that they have all received orders
to take up their respective positions Paris on
Wednesday, the 14th. From these points they viii
gradually close in upon the French Notifications.
The citadel of Laon has been surrendered to save
the city from destruction. The Prussans subse-
quently blew up the Notifications.
The garrison of Toul still holds out. They have
made several effective sorties. Marshal Bazaine does
not remain inactive He is constantly sending ont
expeditions to harrass,the Prussians before Metz.
The Prussians have captured some guns and NUM-
tons of war on the way to Strasbourg.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-12
STIF1RAPHIC NOTES.

THE Dntehess County Agricultural Fair opens
]. sill close On Friday.
- The President has recognized Henry c. Dallett
a Cos1nl OF Nicaragua a PbiAdeiphiA
"A. II. Holowel formerly editor of TIE ST.
JoscyA Herad died at Jefsson City, Mo- On PndAy.
Suits have been instituted against Gov HoLien
% Nola gaiuula sac Others Tor fails. mprsDnlDsnt
80. 1t il expected that the Watuppa and Mechanics
MIL q, Fa y yer msss VIII operations
William Hammond, a well-kn0wn cricketer
manager Union B Bah Ground, Boson died on Pniay
DR. Powhatan Is. Starke died in baltimore ON
Ssnray lie Past Grand Master Of the Grand Lodge uaa
r. and 4. A.
IN. BertLemy, having received no official notif-
cation of The sPOnieat Of continues discharge
Of French Miristcr at wa,lingor.
....Ihree th0nsand tms Of wheat were shipped
over the ta, and Oregon Raj osd n August which bot small
p"ton Of ih ~h1t d ssei The SeTaueno valley The farmers
are hohiing os
AT Charlottesville, Va, on Saturday. II. Savers,
Who vt uri r sng Dr. Oliver Tor the solaJn of be tse
.sastiff 49, ti lbs Ir Ju arael 10 ds'Isni
ilr Is"i ihai tle tod While Bsars one vas ~ 's''
u''her elh NJ ar pof a. Uftnse
New-York tribune., 1870-09-12
CRIMES AND cAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Jahu Cradle wsa executed at st. Joseph, Mo,
an tritr To- the murder JseI Drake In January last
The car works of Nesers. William L. Sand & Co.,
, pt,to.T yegn oere bun<d yesterday. Los about
Cant Staples Of the bark Sarah A. Staples,
"a IN Boston from Antwerp yesieAisy lost overheard
gale ou the iih at
Tn the Supreme Court at Bangor, Me-, on Satur-
- crti,vg ,.srncei John r. Lawrence be
,nss,i,T m LAWNS Ausoci IN January last
49,. The carpet factory OF Messrs. James Bromley
os In Phsdspas was ban,a Sa sa'uida Los. 100 90 In,
Finished carpets valued Al $1,000, DESTROYED
Sergeant Huntington, in charge of the United
~ r. Al ssuk-e VIE asconiei the Of
- ~ eng ad,rsencu on sNersl check, snd stealing
r1ralo Government e"hhS eNA' us "sN oHsfol Tor hs
"'''' As the express train from New-lork aud Pha-
a. - " sshb son sf..aa yesterday morning Bette
,,iss om calling m-eli John 'onnor
d placing 4rsc sons oide -, s'l'a H be pufpo-e OF
"a ~ trsia ~. enrnr tiaff 81 ~ the Sbo
~ G brennan and ,oalo Rot VI he s. Abd "a 'ufsi The
., ,,,e MA AshaFian abcie - 'f '""' f'NhF we
,.cs'siticr ~ ne Gnvsrnof oi htrdspL