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At Gold Priccy.-rhe Largest Assortment In
the city Of Boots and Shoes for LADIES' Genensa ani Chill
den, at f. A. Brooks The IL the house the city
575 Broadway, opposite the Meropclitan Ho.el
Great reduction.
sOed Shoes half price.
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Debility.

Debility.
Rev. A. Lloyd. Of Pekn, Illinois, that the IRON AND
SULPHl POWDERS he obtained for Mrs. Lloyd aid her
much good that he Wishes larger supply, az Ills family
much Gc5its'cl
soi by Druggists. package ig powders, 81; packages
s2 50. Mailed Money sent at our risk
HALL x RUCKEL, 2iS Grecnwicb street. New York.
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Best Sonp in Usc Tor All Household PurpO~
ses is PYLEs o X. Sold by groecrs everywhere.
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$1,000 Paid, Chrcpic Kheanasss'n, Ian s, ce,9oO
nmo,ns pi any person producing prv1 tEnging
S0rari az nany iivn, permanent cvrU as pr FirLEHS
cs,b to cnre 95 c7ory cases treavt past fo,r yeAr
.a,,c uiscoyery injurious drucs ~
@ II, limited quantity or money i@undel %cn qua an
ten given 10, Br1aiwsy Sold By NJ lrlsgists
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.ee,hing per.o-

Missisauoi Spring Water Gu res Brigh,'s p,is.
Scrofua Cancer aud all tnpu OF the blood Sold
by all leading druggists.
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Friendship of the Insurgents for the Ameri.
cnns-The Arrangement with Canada Merely
Temporary.

W ASHINUTUN, NIuy Y, IoiU.
letter addressed to a prominent party In this
city, dated 81. Paul. Minn., May Is, has just been
received. The writer says he had Just returned
from the Red River country, aud that II It had not
been for the recent legislation with regard TO that
country Riel's government would have aydled itself
OF the kind sympathy and aid rendered by our
trymen. The law passed by the Canadian Parliament
gives substantially what Riel mad asked for. This
adjustment, however, does not promise perina-
nence. Only American institutions ana enterprise
can open up the resources of the Kel River country
The writer further says that while at Winnepeg he
heard OF no sentiment OF annexation t. the Unite /
states but Commercial relations and railroads VIII
erect change In that respect.
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Royal Havran I.stsery.--P-izes Paid ia & old.
Information rniehe1 The highest psiior 10 oi0pns
aud eli kindA OF Gold and Silver. ., -
TAYLOR 4 CO. Bakers. In WAL stre9- NJ <.
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A.-For n stylish nni Elegant Hat 60 "a
DOCGAN'S, l02 Nassau street, corner Of Aun street.
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A.-Hcrripx's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
25i Broadway, coraer Murray street.
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II You Have n suffering Child Do Not Is.

II You Have Suffering Child DO No: Ts4
preudces the preudces % Others stand between
and the relief tha. will be absolutely follow
Of MRS wINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP Mniona or
mothers testify that II is perfectly safe reahe
remedy. II relieves the child pain dseo
and diarhea. It sor.cns gums, reduces Inflammation,
cures wind colo aud carries the infant safely through vs
tec,hing period.
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A.-Far "a stylish and Elegant Hat 20 {
EsPEHsCuETD, Manufacturer. lIS NlssaI street
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V,t.e ro,ors nm ty,c Eoreton

Diamonds. Watches and Jewelry
selling a, reduced prices GEO. g. ALLEN,
4l5 Broadway. under st. Nicholas Hotel.
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THE RED RyER DISTURBANCES. Affairs in
the Red River country have again assumed
threatening aspect. The adjustment of diff
culties recently effected by the Canadian Par
Lament, although substantially upon terms
dictated by the insurgents themselves, is not
likely to be permanent, and Riel continues his
efforts to secure entire separation from the
Dominion of Canada. An accredited agent Of
Riels arrived in Chicago yesterday to consult
with General O'Neil and to urge him to inter
cept the British troops en- route for Red River
The Chicago Fenians say that Colonel Smith,
of California, is to meet General ONeil on the
border somewhere, with thousand armed
men, ready to make common cause with Riel
against the home government. Although this
report is scarcely credible still O'Neil can
easily rally around him large force of hardy
adventurers from the Western Plains and
mountains who would be only too well pleased
to make summer campaign against the British
forces in the Northwest
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Shtxts, Collars, Cuffs, and orawers-
anriya lsd IN slyle and manulacure> Mt
uyfON kDAMSN& co. IS No. CT krosdwsy.
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False Coiors on the F0ret0p.-WhOeve saw
the natural nge renewed Ia gray hair by hair dve? No
Who dis,inensh the browns and blacks brcughs
out by PHALoN'S FlTALlA, OR SALVATION FOR rtiE
HAIR from natures? No one And, mark, It leaves no
the ski and s clear transparent, aud
adj
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high enough to cover expenses and leave
nearly a hundred per cent profit, the conve-
nient little metre being hocus-pocused every
month with that view. The Williamsburg Gas
Light Company, with show of being honest,
demand no deposit, but they six" the metre,
at a cost, probably, of an hours pay 10 the
mechanics two-dollar job at most-for
which they charge the consumer seven dollars.
Cases Of this character could be multiplied
but hundred such facts are known to the gas
consumers of New York and Brooklyn.
We heard good deal about gas bills which
were to correct all these grievances in the Lee
gislature last year and the year before, but they
came to no fruition. There was not backbone
enough in the advocates to carry them through.
And so the gas companies still run riot among
their unfortunate customers and swindle them
right and left by wholesale and in detail. We
hope that something will be done at Albany
next winter to put check upon these abomi-
nable monopolies and bring them to some
sense of justice by the most stringent law that
can be enacted.
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Cristadero's UnrivnIird Hair Dyc.-S0id
and applied al wig scalp factory, No Asor u0us9
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nable monopolies and bring them to some
sense of justice by the most stringent law that
can be enacted.
Leading Public Questions In Great Britain.
The British Parliament always gets into
sort of fever when the summer sun begins to
shine. The fever of the year 1870 is Just now
beginning to be felt. What an amount of
work Parliament has on its hands! Not to
speak of Greek brigands, of Red River insur-
gents, of New Zealand complaints and Of GER
tain defunct bills, how large is the number of
important Parliamentary questions at present
on hand and loudly demanding solution
There is, first and most prominent, the Irish
Land bill, which moves on with a speed that
reminds us of the tortoise Then there is the
University Tests bill, which the indefatigable
Sir John Colerdge seems determined to pass
into law, but which threatens to tax his
powers as well as exhaust his life energies
Then, again, there is the No Popery question,
with the famous Newdegate pushing IL for
ward. Thanks or the opposite to Mr.. Ncwde-
gate, committee is now sitting on monastic
lNstiCuLIOuS. VHaV MT. N3Wuegdte WISHES
done or what Parliament means to do is not
very apparent Then, again, the women are
troubling Mr. Gladstone. They have asked the
franchise, but that has been refused. They have
again asked to be allowed to marry the hus-
band of deceased sister; but that, too, from
our news of yesterday, seems to be knocked
on the head Then too, there Il the Educa-
ton bill, which moves on slowly, slowly. At
the same time the commercial treaties with
France occupy whole sittings of the Commons.
Certainly Mr.. Gladstone has enough work
on his hand If he does not get this Irish
Land bill through quickly there is some reason
to fear that 'Lothair' will produce reaction
and restore the tories to power. Mr. Glad
stone has made tho mistake which men of
enthusiastic temperament have often made be-
fore him. He has attempted too much. Like
the old man with his ass he has tried to please
everybody, and it will not be wonderful if, like
him, he succeeds in pleasing nobody, not even
the Irish, to whom he has evoted two whole
sessions Of the imperial Parliament. The char
acter Of the various questions, as well as their
number shows that Great Britain is in q state
nj ravolution
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pefanlt.ng gnsernaI Reyenue CoIIecter..

UeianIt'n3 kctenuo COHectrrs.
The Secretary OF the treasury has commun Gated
TO the House OF Representatives list OF about $50
collectors or internal in TO the De
partment. In a large proportion OF the cases til
blances against them consist OF tax liss5 charg Il
but tCTned over 10 their Successors IN Oilce. Tho
lar1est OF these amouns are:x J27, ,205, $G+2, 3Dj
S43s COO $73j 000 s41iO0 Suits have been ordered
in thirty cases, embracing an amount OF about
11O OO1
New-York tribune., 1870-12-08

School Inspectors recommending that no {ouhg woman
be ADM, ed pupil in the noIin SCoo % unuer 10
fcacber nndcr ~ wears of age. Referred resolution
was adopted aIpropriatiug SG09 Tor repairing heating
anparlfus i'm Sunda, school buildings The Committee
on Teachers presented resolution that qualhed py.
eps i'm Ne ward schools requiring more than five
dave absenc, from school duties sa DC REFERRED lOf con
mittce on Teachers Of this Board as TO each
nase ~ sickness 30 referred and the time neces-
@ q, I've linwed from school duties for recovery under
such rules as may be hereafter adopted and that the
-, ~ sail physician he fixed at $l,sOO per aunum.
TS,'i,rsd 10 the Committee on Bylaws. communica-
Ton was aferward received from the Board of Inspec
tors @ recommending Richard j. OSulvan as examining
uIyician 10 the various schools Referred 10 the Com
m, ;te ON Bylaws The following report OF the Auditing
Cormitfec was then received:
Rcccps-sept 70, balance in the Broadway Bank, sll3
~ 80 deposited since 10y tue Controller, SJ00OOO total
receipts. S413729 20.
P0VmeHts-Sepl. 10, warrants outstanding, S,4s2 IS;
still outstanding SjOS l8-S2974 "A warrants drawn from
spt 70 to Nov y, S501l 90 outstanding, S2G69l O.
paid, SO3,5l4 &c total payments SO64Sg leaving q
balance TO the credit OF the Board Of $lO4O co. Which
was ordered 10 be printed.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-08
THE COURTS.

EVANS, THE ABORTTONIsT, HELD IN sJ0OOO BAIL
The case of the notorious "Dr. Evans OF
Chahamst. up before Justice Dowlng yesterday,
ON the charge 0f an attempted abortion on Ann ONeal
His counsel moved for Evanss discharge, on the ground
that no abortion had been proved.
Assistant DistrictAttomey sulivan-Crimes similar
to the with which the prisoner is charged have he
come very frequent In this ety and it is an outrage
against the morality and purity of the community The
officers OF the law feel called upon TO TO IL that the
heavy hand Of the law shah be brought down upon IT,
and so far the Dstrci-AtOneys Office Is concerned
we feel mpeed, and feel impeed 10 ask yOur Honor
TO look at this in ali its Nervousness. II has
been shown by the defendants admissions
that his den has OF the worst in this crowded
city Persons engaged he has been destroy the moral
ly and purity ~ the cities where they locate and render
almost neutral the attempts of good and religious people
who irving 10 sustain founding hospitals ana the
hke In this case the period OF CESSATION was not tuy
reached think the weight Of evidence Is that there was
premature birth occasiOned, as believe, by tins mans
criminal handling and manipulation think IL Is case
where your Honor ought TO commit for abortion and de-
Ex-Judge stuart-If your Honor peases the question
whether this has procured an abortion as charged
In the history OF this woman from the time she went
there % your Honor 10 hold this man. she went 10
the hospital and gave birth 10 two children At most,
TINS case j. only msdemeanOr. IhOpe that your Honor
viii not that misdemeanor and especially one about
which there ls some doubt, IA not bailablc.
Justice Dowling-I have made up my mind. The de-
fendant Is held on probable that he is guilty Of
that the children OF fun CESSATION Unless 90 save
the mothers life under clear medical necessity, the
forced delivery Of fullgrOwn child by instruments
constitutes Oense. There Is doubt but that the
prisoner introduced instruments. The witness, 1t must
be remembered, testfes against her interest, and in
her own defamation. Nor has she motive to
speak falsely The revelations of this disgusting
and shock old police "sager" They suggest TO
request the Chief of Police put under surveil
lance large number Of abortion dens, commencing cor
of Ffthave and FftysecOndst, and descending 10
the places where the village women and humble
classes OF unfortunate city are ensnarcd thnk
policeman in uniform warned every at the door OF
such fashionable OF dens OF hat went on inside
and OF the risk they run their secrecy would be ruined
and their stock trade broken up. viii hold the prisoner
in $4,000 bai TO answer any Indictment that may be
found against him by the Grand Jury.
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THE FOX WILL CASE.

Surrogate Hutchings heard yesterday the clos
ins argument in the Fox will case, which was commenced
last March Charles Fox, old resident OF NeW-York
died in 1869 without wife child leaving estate valued
at about <3OOOO BY hs as will and testament he devised
his property the United States sole egatee the pro
Ceeds to be applied tO the payment OF the National debt
After the will entered for probate, petition was
filed behalf OF two children OF deceased brother and
hence the present action. Evidence adduced 10y the
contestants TO prove various eccentric acts committed by
the deceased linda tve OF insanity Evidence was also
adduced by the proponents, showing that the acts re-
ierfcd TO only those OF mserly careful Of his
money. The question at issue Is 20 the right of the
United states 20 take and hold property thus devised
Mr. Hand, for the contestants argued that the United
States recOgnzed 10y this state "A corporal on
and not entitled 10 receive any lands real est te
beGueathed 10 them by person residing In the Stat.
Ex-Judge Perrepon cOntended that the question had
been settled and again. in various courts and
claimed that there evidence Of the insanity OF the
teetatOr. Case continued to-day.
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MEETING OF THE PARK COMMISSIONERS.

Tie Board of Park Commissioners met Tues
day afternoon, President sweeny in the chair, Commits
siOners Hilton, Dillon and Fields present commun
cation from Vim. A. Hamilton James r. Wood, M. D.,
and VIM d. Bibbns asking permission 70 place In the
Central Park bronze statue Of Hervey, was referred
10 Commissioners Hilton and Dillon, with power Robert
A. Cheehebroughs petition, for permission 70 build an
elevated railway in the Central Park, was refused
Treasurer Hilton reported balance IN bank OF tN 50 l
resolution was passed ordering that ali proceedings
De discontinued in the matter Of acquiring title 10 the
lands known as the Fort Washington Point Park Resou
tion were adopted ordering that the sidewalks around
Uniou-squarc be repaired that the rainGs and lamps
around the FOurthave. Park be put In order; that rH
inc and copnCs be placed around the openings IN hat
park and that gate keeper bOOkseeper shan aD
sent himself from his post without good excuse under
penalty OF dismissal. Communications from Moses llz
arus in relation the impurty Of the waters OF the
lakes from f. A. COnkng, in relation TO the system OF
planting the brdlepaths; and from the Commissioners
Of Charities and Correction in relation TO the Hospital
building in the City Han Park referred TO the Exec
utive Committee. BY resolution, IL was ordered that
clOcktOwer be erected at the end Of the Mall IN Central
Park The ordinances offered by Commissioner Hilton
respecting the Of streets avenues and public squares
places within the distance OF $50 feet from the outer
boundaries Of Central Park, were adopted
New-York tribune., 1870-12-08
EDUCATIONAL STATISTICS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-The following tables
were completed in the Bureau of Education yesterday
The statistics have been labOriOusy cOlated from the
latest sources and they contain the gst of the school
systems Of the United States The blanks result from
the chaotic condition Of education in America In some
Of the States there systems of reports each on %
ferent plan while in more entire want of any
system In 81 States there are at least different school
ages alone. In many other respects there is still
greater want Of uniformity Gen. Walker superintend-
ent Of the Census corrected the column Of populations as
late as yesterday:
SCHOOL STATISTICS OF THE UNITED STATES, COMPILED
PROM THE MOST RECENT INFORMATION
T,ptr NtE,r sTArsrcs: sTAr1Ior TBAcHER.
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,bts violation OF the condition which he stipulated no
louc,r hound 10 TIE Emperor, found means 10 puleh
the whole transaction without appearing 10 nave hNle
so Ur also col the leader of the Liberal Na-
touaI PARTY I'm the Reichstag 20 intcrpeate 9lm on
The prurosed sale OF Luxembourg to France anu nc was
Ala woud never str France % take possession OF taI
DUely or any o,Aer German province.
ROW THE WAR BEGAN.
when Prince H1hcnzoucrn withdrew his candidature
70 the Spanish throne the Emperor, not content Win
this concession demanded OF the King of Prussia 10
give guarantee that The Prince would never renew MS
caudilature. NJ. Bcledetu ordered 10 ask Tor
categorical engagement from the King, and IN te dls
n4 I'M iu which De related the conversation on Is SUI
crt ifh bi, Majesty he wrought the Emperor up 10 an
unmaua -cahlc pitch OF cNaSpefanoh. We, o"t,l
mind tho reader than in the discussion IN the DUer W
Iuiv rs NJ Tners who strongly opposed 20 thS MaI,
Of which he forpsaw an the consequences lh~l,to up
tho ,irot laync that dispatch before the Corp, Lss
lafif NJ Emile olivier formally refused 70 aloM ~ ~
Ia ale prlIir lgu at the same time ne affirmed that
tho language held hy the King was The prncpd tAso -
tbe war ana it's full Justification. NJ. Olivier, ho",r'
couId NOT refuse o. show VI. Benedets dispatch 10 c
mittcr of nine Deputies which met on the MS =,
l5.h to frame "a bin for granting war supplies M,
many were in the secret. II not long keP, -,
cause of tho Minister'S VtCeucc became soeu .nort
NJ Rcncdetti I'm his desire to make faitllm iJlI
a. We tex ualy what passed between him ana I to T6e
Who handled the Emperor and Empress seNSiit seufi
Epperpr WAS completely carried away py "a N - tl,a
meHt Of anger in reading this dsmtch VIZ - which
cause OF his resolve declare Immediately atorL an
ne have neither had lts souri, inr mem
the d uitv OF France uOT in French ll,Ie ,.s
sred nut in Tho qJ4aur pr0pre OF the EhleI,I, 5
personally wounded BOY what ne hnlcInsc5etu
ar,iu,f him ana thc Empress 90 VI. beheue'N'
New-York tribune., 1870-12-08
CRIMINAL NOTES,

Samuel Florence, charged with selling fraud
ulent currency, was baied yesterday in $1,000
Thomas Cochran of Brighton, 5. l., was
lately invegled into the gaming saloon kept the third
noor Of No Ann-st, by Vim. Matthews John Pendle
ton and Anson Wood who swlnded him ont OF 81 900 at
faro" Yesterday, the swndlers were arrested and
held to bail by Justice Bowling in $1,000 each.
Walter Gregory, boarder at No. 90 BOwery,
was committed for examination yesterday, by Judge
Scott on charge of reekessly setting fire to bed in
the room OF a fellow boarder named Schweginan.
I'D 70 I'm scbwegman This shanty ought TO be set
ON fire" The damage was slight.
In the Yorkville Police Court, Justice Bixby
committed Michael Donohue, yesterday, for having,
with Others entered the saloon at the Of Fifty
nrstst and seventh-ave Tuesday evening, refused
20 pay for drinks received and assaulted the barkeeper
. Alexander McQnade, on charge OF having stolen
$40 from his. employers, KENNY q HITCHCOCK, HelSht
agents on FOuTth-8ye.
Al the Essex Market Police Court yester-
day VIM Myer confessed to breaking into Michael Walk
ers house No 2Thrdst., the night before and stealing
clothing worth SO. Committed. Michael Duffy was
held for trial on charge Of rcSevIng 90 pairs Oh Snoer
Louis Kassel OF No. 13O Aton|yst. schlagenhof was
also committed Terence tonner was hGd I"f Ntahnhg
John D. Corday Of No. $50 Henryst IN the arm Win
pocket knife.
AT the TOmbs Police Court yesterday, JUS
tice Hogan committed James McCafrcy, age c5 a Ia
borer who while intoxicated beat his wife brutaly in
their apartment at 6j Oliver-st Michael kerrgan OF
No ioe Sonb Third ST.. Brooklyn, +. d., was committed
fr having with several confederaies. knocked down,
robbed and beaten Charles Casey, stranger The pris
oner was with Patrick Vaughan when he was shot and
10 secure his attendance Coroner SchIrinrr aotd ne
;U,cstit,otjon John Hogan committed for break
mo inte The Office OF the Widows aud Orphans Benefit
LIE Insurance Company, NO l52 Broadway ana carry
INC away a clock wearing apparel and other articles
Iohn C. Tumpkins claimed tO he reporter and rendered
IN ma yment for dinner al cstaurant In Fultonst, an
order on The Herald Office. Committed.
In the Court of Oyer and Terminer yester-
ftIt !, ,f
Lanes Logan Eo O. was postponed till Monday next, by
reouest Of his counsel Theodore Yost was sentenced
a. Ave years imprisonment for feloniousy assauting
Iuisa stoltz Robert Patton, boy, pleaded guilty. OF
rubbery and was sentenced for 10 years Thank you,
Judge" said Patton, III take nye years inoieI
Henry Carroll. William Brown, and George Humphrey
neaded guilty of grand larceny and was sentenced eaeh
for two years Herman VOss found guilty OF forgery
with recommendation 20 mercy was sentenced 10 three
wears George Bohm age 1s, plead guilty oi burglary
and sentence suspended Luc0 Andretu was con
xrfsd of assulting officer Timothy Harrington and sen
tnced for IL months. John Prohaska, charged with
forgery was acquitted on his own evidence; Charles
phillips pleaded guilty Of grand larceny and was SEN
tenced for year.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-08
Fortr.fye sailors from the United Statel

Forty-fve sailors from the United States
steam gate Delaware sailed for Ireland yesterday In
the Nebraska They expect to enter the English naval
service.
dispatcb has been received by the Bremen
Company stating that the passengers OF the wrecked
steamer Union transferred 10 the Hansa Peters
Head Monday last, and that they are now route
for this port.
At the Jefferson Market Police Court, yes
terday James Reed and Richard Jones pleaded guty Of
breaking into the Of Henry Leo, No .ss Canas
on the night Of Nov o. and stealing furs worth u 500
Committed by Justice Cox, James Thompson held
for stealing cloth worth s0O from the store Of James b.
Wyne No. $40 Hudson-st. The prisoner and two eonfed-
crates broke into the place, and were hlng wagon
with cloth when interrupted by the police The confed-
crates escaped, but Thompson and the wagon were
captured
At Baden, says the ARgemeine Zeitung, an
incident has made great sensation. The Duchess Of
Hamilton daughter Of the late Grand Duchess stephsn
and therefore related 10 Napoleon had hitherto been
n member OF the ladies' society for the relief Of the
W uuded Since her last visit % wilhelmah0he she has
sccrded from society and withdrawn her subscription
from IT, She never made, indeed, ANY secret OF her
French sympathies, and she diligently supplied the
French wounded in the hospitals with French news
ps prs people scarcely xpcoted saoh conduct ts
part of The onspring VI German nrisseh hsssA