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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-22

MALICIOUS MISCHIEF Young men and
boys, during the past ten days, have de-
voted portion of their evenings to the
disrcputablo work of throwing down the
sidewalk ratings and tearing up planks
from the floor Of the sidewalks. The mis-
chief created in this way is already con-
siderable, and scarcely night passes that
does not cover additional devilment. In
some parts of the city railing has been
thrown from the high sidewalks, where il
10 necessary for the safety Of pedestrians,
for a distance Of thirty or forty feet
It's altogether probable that these
young men and boys arc not aware that
their conduct renders them liable to u
criminal prosecution, and Imprisonment in
the penitentiary. A policeman has been
instructed to exercise watch over the
sidewalks and to arrest anybody whom he
Ands removing plsnks or railings oil
otherwise injuring them. The party or
parties caught will be shown no mercy
and will deserve none. They will bepros.
ecuted TO the utmost penalty of the law
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-22
For the Bulletin.
FLAG PRESENTATION

AT a flag presentation of the Arab hr'
company held Monday evening, Sept. 18th
A. y. 1870, Master Johnny Hamilton ap.
peared before the company, bearing in hi:
arms an American flag, the property OF
his late father, John Hamilton, Esq, and
through Mr.. George Weldon presented
the colors, in neat little speech, to the
Arab fire company, of Cairo, III.
John Hamilton, late citizen Of Cairo,
but now deceased, was an honored and
faithful member Of the Arab fire company
and his little son, inspired by that patriotic
spirit which always characterized his
father n, an adopted citizen Of the United
States, presented the national colors to the
fire company which his father SO loved and
1''pected for it, material worth and emf
nent services. Whereupon, the following
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Resoired, That in memory OF our late
deceased brother, John Hamilton, we rec
ngnized an ardent and faithful co-worker
of the Arab Fire Company, and accept the
flag presented by his son as n mem ento and
token Of his faithfulnc.s to US.
RsSoirod, That 20 Master John Hamil-
ton the Arab Fire Company tender him
their sincere thanks FOR the very valuable
present he has this evening made 10 il.
pledging its members always 10 retain
warm and frat"rnal regard for him. no,
forgetting hi. kind mother who cherished
him in his infancy.
a true copy Of the minutes.
TuDS j KERTU Snr'v
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-22
RIVER NEWS.


The weather continues clear and pleas
ant except for a few hours during the
middle of the day, when the temperature
becomes rather high for comfort. The
nights are cool and invigorating.
The river has risen two inches since last
report.
The Mississippi is about stationary at
st. Louis, and there are about nine feet
water in the channel TO that port. There
is fully Mark Twain below Cairo.
Tho Ohio Is falling at Pittsburg with
only seventeen inches in the channel, and
navigation entirely suspended. 1t is also
falling at Louisville and below, with twenty
inches in the chute down the falls, four
feet on Portland Bar and from three feet
six inches to four fee, on the bars thence to
Cairo.
The Cumberland is falling, with scant
two feet on Harpeth shoals.
Business continues brisk at our wharf
and freights are being handled rapidly.
The Colossal and Indiana are loading
AN'N 'iicuHss NV'N'oa' "Aai ''a'S
tonight, and the Indiana on Saturday af-
tcrnoon positively, on arrival Of train.
The Mollio Raglan IN, taken the place Of
the Mary Miller in tho Cairo and Evans.
Vile Itrade, and arrived about | o'clock
tais morning. She brought llS SKIS wheat,
J tons sundrics for Cairo li6 Sis wheat, IL
pkgs for 81. Louis, 100 pkg furniture, l2!
bbls whiskey, 80 bbls. -four, 10 tons sum
dries for reshipment South.
The st. Joseph received lao ,k, whca,
and several tons assorted freigh, for 81.
Louis.
The Julia received 25 passengers and 60
tons freight at this port.
The Arthur for Now Orleans and the
Grand Tower for Memphis are due this
evening.
The John Lumsdcn i. the regular packet
for Evansville this evening.
The Paducah packet, leave daily al !
o'clock pan.
The Forsyth discharged here 1000 bars
railroad iron, 30 bales moss, 20 bSs drugs'
8 bxs lemons, bxs salt
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-22
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
Especial Joint Meeting, !

5peci nj JOINT Meeting.I
Cairo III, Monday Sept. 10th, 1870
Tho Mayor and City Clerk being absent
Alderman Mckee was elected chairman
and Councilman Jorgensen clerk pro tenn
Present - Councilmcn After, Barclay,
Jorgensen, Meyer, O'Callahan and Alder
men Fitzgerald Lonorgan, Mckee, Wnldor
and Winter--10.
Councilman Meyer made verbal re-
port in regard 70 petition Of First Ma
tional Bank Tot moving building on lot l.,
to 10, 40, block 81, which on motion Of
Councilman Barclay was granted.
On motiono Alderman Winter the
Council then adjourned Gill Thursday
evening. LOUIS JORGENSEN,
Clerk pro tenn.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-22
puOTW ;R,PuS, pnOTOGRlrn,!

Go 10 ] o. Bagwcll, Photographer,
corner Eighth street, and Ohio Levee, for
pictures, Carte de Nisites, etc. Having
made ar fangements with some of the best
artists Of our large CITIES, he respectfully
solicit orders for copying and enlarge
Ing o'.d pictures. Call II, his rooms and
see pecmrns cfwork in tina, line,
anlltf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-22
lAdyertiscineutl

NOTES.-The Indianapolis, Ind, Mirror
publishes the following notice Of my show;
Harry Mccarthy, blatherskitc show.
man, chiefly conspicuous for his bloviating
devotion to tho "I.ost Cause" whenever
there was no fighting to he done left the
city this week, for the South, lie can't
get too far South 70 snit Us.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-22

FsEp. BLANxESRuRo, of the Washing-
ton saloon, is judge of good beer,
and keeps no other kind. His st, Louis
lager is copiessedly, tho best kept in Cairo
Call on him and try it. "
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-22

Nv. W. Thornton, No Is! Thornton's
block, Tenth street, has just received three
Mndred boxes of slus,. varying in size
iIom sxlo to 3GxiO. For sale, Wholesale
reuil. lift.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-22

Boy wANrEp.-A boy from twelve 20
fourteen years OF age wanted to learn sign
and ornamental paintipg, granting etc.
Apply 10 the ConcosGil Saloon, on
Eightsen'h .occt, or at the Fir., National
hsk b. H.H. MEYER pc
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-22
seplSd&wlw

AN ENEMY rs YorR MoUrn.-Do not
put sn sneny IN your mouth, 70 steal
away your teeth, Beware or destructive
tooth washes, and tooth powders, many of
which are base limitations ofSozOnpsyg In
sure life lease of sound teeth and frs-
grant breath, by adopting the fragrant So
sodont. o. o."
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-22

The Aurora oil is perfectly clear,
non-cXplosivci Il will give entire salts
faction, and can be had at % Ohio Levee
for the iucon ideublc sum Of 30 cents per
gallon. II
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-22

FoR glas, of splendid St. Louis lager
hccr-,hc br,, in tho city--go TO the
Washington saloon, corner Washington
avenue AMI Fifteenth street. If
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-22

. so DOZEN now AVID desirable Shades u
/ Kid Gloves in blue, green, lavender, &C.,
just received at Cupainghams. Every
pair warranted. en- ka7cl Is
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-22

sAur's oyster saloon, Uust opened and
restau rant at l02 Commercial avenue, cs-
pccially commnse,,d themselves Ia dvery-
body who wants oysters stcwed, fried,
roas ted, or raw oysters by the dozen can
or case; ora lunch, or "good square
m cal served in the very best style of the
culinary art. The rooms are well fur
nished and retired insuring the patron
whether lady or gentleman, perfect exenhp-
tion from intrusion. Tho best supplied
and most extensive eofestionery in the
city, is in connection with his establish
ment, ready at all times to supply wedding,
picnic and other parties, halls, families,
etc, with tho choicest cakes and eonfec-
tions, on short notice, and in any quantity
desired. Remember the place, and give
the establishment II share of your patron
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-22

SHALL ever consider Simons' Liver
Regulator a. the preserver Of the life ofiay
little son, who is now in blooming heath.
. .,... MRS. ELLEN MEACHAM,
Chattahoochee, Ffs.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-22

FLOUR Choice Family Fleur in bbls.
half bblss sacks, &c, for sale at the Egyp-
tian Mills. aug 2tf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-22

IA us ln,hs T. word,mak!ns ReptiIs oftlc 10.
y "A sho"'nr~, withhonor-i- superior " .
thing without principle, and on my return
to indianapolis (assou Ay cannot aght,
will use my foot to crush the nauseous
rat that woam ,gnaw at the carcass of a
dead lion, HARRY MCCARTHY.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-22

LACE Collars in endless variety At Gun,
ninghams. T
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-22

CHARTER OK Cooking Stove-the best
In uss-f6r sale BY G. W. Henderson, 1870
Commercial Avenue. See advertisement.
aug god Am.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-22

Go to o5 Ohio Leveeand buy the Au-
rora oil for 30 cents per gallon. Those who
have il know its value If.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-22


THAT firIABLE CASE. little bow
to whom We referred yesterday, as subsist-
ing on grapes and paw-paws, and as pre-
ssnting evidences of neglect and dest;tu-
ZION, may charge his condition to his own
w''iiui andperversc nature He was taken
IN onsrge, several weeks ago BY the man
sgers OF the Orphan Asylum, and furn-
ishsd clean md sound clothing, but ran
away before he had been an inmate of the
institution twenty -four hours. Further
more, his step-father is able and willing +,
take care Of him. but homo regulation,
serving TO restrict his night roaming b ,
lies out under the sidewalk and eats at ar
regular intervals, whatever he can ga, -
~ 'SHAwLs' SsAwLslH SHAwIstfi- q,
see the Pacific Recherche and Saratos al
Cunningham's. %,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-22

THE GERMAN SCHOOL BALI. Tho ball
for the benefit oc the German school will
be held In SchecIs hall on Monday o,ca-
ing, September 10th. let thi, fact l., r..
lncmhcrcd.
The German school nov in it. seventh
year We believe, has leCn Sustained, not
by a tax upon the people, but through the
libcrali,y Of our German citizens, aided by
few American families who wished their
children to enjoy the advantage Of y Ger
man education. These citizen. have, with
uniform cheeginine,', paid thc,r share for
the supper. Of The public schools and in
addition 70 that, paid FOR the cducat.m If
ihsi: own children, While this is ;7uc, il
!, also tree that the Trustees Of ,ho Ger
man school have never a. ked .ha public
for single dollar in the way G, donation
When their treasury became depleted
they got up ball' or Ces;iy NJ, and thur -c--
dereda qdd pro qao for every cent They
Received, Desiring 20 progids fuel for The
Winter they ann ounce u ball for next
Monday, and hav fixed the price oftckcts
at only one dole r. The best mpsic and
prompter- in Il &C city will DO employed,
the managers will secure their guests
against u"w slcomc presences, good order
VIII DO enf breed, and IL, under such cir
."'h''an' 90, anybody fails to get his doll
,"f wo r'h Of genuine enjoyment it will
DC MS own fault-thc fact will prove that
ne IS aporcupine and boor that sees no
pleasure IN anything. .
The managers will wait pponuur citizens
with tickets. Who cd,, rcfise 10 buy one ?
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-22
asrALpINo's GLuK,n mandy about b

"SPALDISG's GLUK,p handy about the
house. mends everything sepl0 cod
Louis Herbert Is in constant receipt Of
fresh Baltimore oysters, which he will
serve up to customers in any style desired,
on short notice and in tho mSst satisfactory
manner. ...... augitf I
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-22

Fine French calf boots, and gents
wear generally--custom work--may be
found at Elliot, Haythorn Il Co.'S, at low
er prices than elswhere in the city. If,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-22
THE WEEKLY BULLETIN.

we present The Weekly BULLETIN, to-
day in an enlarged and improved shape
Its contents will speak for themselves.
The enlargement involves considerable
outlay Of money; but We are not without
hope that the improvement 10 will be
appreciated, and, by an ii d crcula.
ton Of the paper, justified
The Weekly BULLETIN is now the lar
gest paper published in Southern Illinois,
and one ofthe largest in the State. twill
be found TO contain the cream
Of the current news, both foreign and do
nestle, editorials upon all live subjects,
full reports of local affairs, Cairo markets,
etc, etc.
The present political campaign is one Of
vast moment to the people Of the West
and South, us it promises 10 determine
whether their industries shall remain par
alyzed and themselves burdened with tax
alton for the benefit Of New England cap
italists and manufacturers, or wheher
the government shall. be
made government of the people, protect
ing all alike and comforting favor upon
none. Holding tina, the success Of Demo-
cratic principles will insure relief 10 the
tax.burdcncd masses and wipe from the
Statute books all legislation that has built
up one portion Of our people aud country
at the expense Of another tina, it will in
sure peace, good will and prosperity every.
where, the BULLETIN viii be, rs IL has
been, firmly and uncompromisingly Demo-
cratic.
VIII not our Democratic friends every.
whore assist in increasing the papers cir
culation? II should be in the hand Of
every reading Democrat in Egypt, and n
little effort ON the part Of our friends will
place it there. Subscription, two
dollars per year; ten copies for Sl7 so, or
twenty copic. for $50. in advance. To
parties desiring to take il during the CAIN
paign, or on trial, we will send ii three
months for fifty cents. VIII not our
friend. aid u. in extending its circulation.
Sample copies mailed, free: on applics
ton.
L. SAUr, tobacconi.t, at 1902 CommerciA
aver ue, presents unusual attractions to the
.rGJc in the line Of chewing, and smoking
cigars, pipes, etc. His cigars,
from the beet and finest
stock. enjoy reputation second to none in
the market, and are sold Wholesale and re-
tail on the most accommodating terms.
lie hAs recently enlarged his cigar manu-
factory, and So increased his force as to be
be able - supply all future demands, how
ever largo. The retail, o. well n. tho
wholesale trade. can Ia accommodated no.
where ia better Or more ssti,fac tory man
neg .IHt sep. 10 II
\ MESSAGE To TIL LABEL. j. not !
necessary to coat the fadcd Hbers with
9Th, or to stain the kin, In order TO renew
IN your blanohing riuglets the lu.trous hue
Of their prime. PnALoSs SIrALIN, OR
SALVATION Tcn THr Han. as clear and
transparent - nuid ~ that which sparklcs
Ia your colonse bottles, effects tho change !
more satisfactorily than any other prepa
ration in tho world. scpiodAw'w |
DIV sLLIsG lioUsE ron HrNT.--A con.
vcuicntly arranged brick residence,
situated on Holbrook avenue, containing
.cvsH room, and kitchen, necessary out
houses, large yard and garden, vines and
'hrubbcry, for r'nt on reasonable terms
Apply 10 W RI. THOMAS
n -.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-22

DwELLIsG liovsE ron HEST.-A con.
vcuicntly arranged brick residence,
situated Oh Holbrook avenue, containing
seven rooms and q kitchen, necessary out
houses, large yard and garden, vines and
shrubbcry for rent on reasonable terms
Arplyto ". II. THOMAS.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-22
WHAT DOES REASON SAY The it'll

WHAT DOES REASON SAY The little
mongoosc when bitten by deadly serpent
resort. 70 certain plant, eat, Of il, and
escapes the effect Of the poison. That 4.
| instinct. Human beings on the other
hand, must depend on reason and exp.r-
iencei IN selecting the means of protecting
health and life against unwbOlcsomc in
huenccs. Now what does reason say on
this vital subject Does il not tell US
that to invigprate and purify the sys.ein i.
the best way to protect Il against tho liz
visible poison which generates disease >
Surely it does. The nextque.tion i, what
guide shall We follow ia choosing ned
ical safeguard Reason reptile, Jet your
monitor bo experience. Wen, the exper-
fence # eighteen years eonprised in ono
unbrokon srriu- # satisfactory tcs,ifnon-
nls as.urcs NJ that lios,eiter's stomach
Bii1rr' posses strengthening, regulating
and an,i'cptic properties which are not
combined in The same happy proportions
~ any preparation eKtnrt. Til, there
forci, tho an,idoto 20 which reason bid, us
resort when our health is imp,riloi either
by tic malaria which produce, epidemic
i'sorlcrs or by any other caves. whether
inherent ana constitutional or connected
with our habits. occupations or pursuits
The venom OtH noNio,L. reptile i, scarcely
more subtle and dangerous than TIA, which
turks in foul air and impure water. To
escape the icvers, billion. disorders, dis
tgrbancc' the bowels, aud other ssriou.
na.adic, g-gdgc-l ly ,he.c iasalg,r.iious
clcinsa,, !. 4. absolutely necessary that
the ,tyiaaoh aud all the sccrclivc organs
ab"ah be, % @ speak, ia robus, condl,-
ion. Upon the uluUuu. ofrc'is'ance which
the vital 'ys.rm can Vppo-s to tho dc.c,er-
lou. influences that asRil Il. ,hr safety oC
IN" health dspcnd, and it Is because tho
great vegetable iSyisoraH. impart.
energy and regularity TO ID, most impor-
taIt functions Of the body, that II can be
recommended and guaranteed ne nu inva,-
tr..ff &. tf,... ..Tt 80
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-22

INTERESTING TO THE LADIKs-DREss
Goops FOR rHg PALL AND WISTER OF
is'o-'L-Cunnins ham has just forwarded
his initiatory invoices Of Dsess Goods, from
New York, fos the Fall and Winter trade
Never was there more attractive variety
offered for the approval 81 the ladies than
those now offered n CunninghAm's. Tho
fas,idious, the sxtravsIant aud the cconom-
ical may each sud something suited to
n p Ia s,e. and vorL ats
, 1870-11-16

blo aurora bo.calis hAs boom visible here,
which hsa served the credulous (whoso nom-
be1, think, Ii lass thxn in Amsxical Tot
"s,gn." or VIZ oman. u Ia very unhke kns"
thing eyet saw IN; Amd1tcs 80 vsFy naa'a. ,um,p
snoe On the horizon, q no respect dinerinS
from that Of Il cooaagtaton n me msnt'
When It Hrst appeared, on Monday. every
bodJ thought = fro had broken ont in the
eittyi and The street ooknezs we're everywhere
fu0 Of people. s..
1osophef Heeel is to bo unveiled in Baahof
place, in the rear OF the university, the ce!e-
b1Adon being chiefly BY the stodents. OF the
many MOI Lumente commenced before the var.
nearly all have been discontinued. and We SEQ
In different paris OF the city the enclo .ufes
boarded up. Tht great statue OF ffeoe1ask
Wihiam H., before the Royal Palace. when
Wa to have been unveiled On the 50 Of Au-
enst, his 100,h birthday, viii be unveiled after
fhAwar with still greater splendof, "a ths
vaf Is looked upon 1s tho cou1ptetion OF bis
work in the var Of freedom. Tho great mon
uuent OF victory, erecting for tho last yes< OF
two In Kings Place, goes slowly totThtd. ma
will be made, before il ia ininhed, TO chroq.
icls the g1estest Of all f5usst.,s victories. =
ful status ct victory in Paris
We hare Just received na1s Of the eAp1tnA-
ton of Metz. Tia streets arc full OF people,
especially along the Linden, in tbe nei4heot'
hood Of the Ro5h FaIsce sad Frederick steet'
Tho flags arc flying, and nunaner of houaes
are illuminated Herr and there szusA bon
dree ara eeep, and &quads OF children a1ng'ot
sThe Guard on the Rhine" and otiter na
donal songs There is, however, by no mesnf
szch excitement ~ after tho bastle Of Sedan
or the f11t victories OF the war, because tht
weather is bad lit having rNued nearly al
dAyl and ths people too confidently e1pecte<
it. They feel, beaides, that 1t is not decisiTe
both because the result VIA fixed before, and
because they atin doubt whether the olatiuate
French Till give up in Patiu-
The p4ople, Gke lost bees. seem to huve no
place 10 assemble for = cele6raa aon. The
Queen, who has hczetofore been tho cends OF
their congratulations, Ia now absent ut HON
burg, i fow collested around her psltee.
when the news fret came, but on finding
everything z1ut up, hpou dispalsed. passed,
few moments ago, the palace OF Pnnce
Frederick Caft expecting crowd Hnutd' be
assembled silese, but al WIS quiet. I notice
his pictures frequently in the illustrated win
doNB.
he number Of priscuers taken, 15o. .sot
(tesides the q, COG sick and wouDded). II
greater than Ill now in the hands OF the de:-
mans 130, ,000). A few horuB before. tho ue~a
Ar7fvcd that the GutcherH md h1keIg OF
: Nancy and places rdghborinEto Metz had heen
uotlhed to do their utmost nu'the way Of fus'
niehmH prorieiona-
reaa Jeu before by telegraph; vi II Vntt
In q fgw dAyo.
, 1870-11-16

with emigzsnts to Texas, ran compulsory
through tho baggage car, mAklnS mass mss ~
splintors Of it, ard, stxsnKe to seya+1n1ateo
noes Of tho em,gsen.e. Tho aeeoud ooeoa ran
10 The left, and j now on tbs Gepuud. without
: wheel under itsad bss1vbEoksn = ssch ;not enc;
Tue third 1an 70 The LEFT md caught Against r..
tzscf, shils .the hsepias esf fsna.ined On the
i Ths caase q ill dreadful accident is At.
t1buted to the hreskipg Of the hiud-a1 OF
the tandaT. which b. ke the tender and engine
loose from tho train, leaving 'hs broken a1Ie
on % The track, which threw The font cars on: o..
This a1ie hrnke serera! hundred .ssds ABOVE
The univ blams that can he attached 70 the
ennlo,es Of the ro.u is for the. great 'spead
It Which they were running, Which must have AZ
se,t to n,tstSt 70 ~, tho
Wa le,rn tinee leaving tie sc~ue OF the dts.
aster. fbst Mr. Hovcutt died in few minutes
.fter being transferred to tho other tram.
, 1870-11-16

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
eSa IT, sne Tan ans1ns ,,,,s
neE nnes;,ons sss 1ecdet nrnn ~ :Ie,ine slrs,T..
ron9 ns foinvx m.a osso'o o1Da ~ S9'Se D'on'-
mer1hs sx in he e.se o GerE as.inst cossTnse sd
u! s II a y g. e.ses ut nfoa &c N qa.sn
shall be decidrd hy tke Uea11 lad supposed thai
thfss VA ets.'se1 !n's the s ss.e might he :s''e
aehn II e;eeta'snt E<sukht hy ne1t
:ss,s: tSs Az .d l.. III
e..r hss been twIce s!;ed Before iurte AfteTsvasd
e Wss ,se eals ant IL pp.stts,oD II 81 isna. s.
fofs ho died hrwent ousnf sse.af oT the IaA and
.nsa IL as!,s ; s, brad: pe7 n. Pat s, p
svdon, isc ioth serse.,her iss;. Mei. ;eacsn1
ss Msnt ts s. nd IT, p: Fa1n7 .ns aai
ss1e.t q s. esTsf a. e. nos
land " '%' -" '0a
sat9tioa ". 4e ura NJ dtmaI1ea sa f.
plea ~ aIsn5t ,pItax "
The c!EtnEy q tns asa arises from out Ode el1za
asees eo.".~hat. GsaYan1 me so-df!fad q cSs-
a -. x X Isat n ,. o ~ f7 @ e. Is tae
oet ssSt MaT e Be- en;t.Eiv aecnf.trh snd mi
Oo+aloTc In 7ese.sfnn ~ III tcnspt Whle h was 10
gef sc.fion tu Asttoo w.s btnnkht axsEnse Kim AzA
t.a5 aont a.s tAnnofas pat eefoee ne ASttnn Eai'
hra r" ~ e H. @s e. tfoS -
an 70 hat tc.iiv !: de- time the setion d ofoucs
G,sYaeI: oasoi d: hsd no ietsE..t d the
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