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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-01-06
noararRN PACIFIC RAILWAY.

The Detroit Post of tho 30th ultl
contains IN article stating, 10 brief, that
Jsy Cooke l. Co., and E. W. Clark l.
Co., have undertaken t. raise IS, O0O,-
900 With which to begin work On
the eastern part Of tho Northern
Pacific Railroad that construction
will commence 1t point on the Mis-
,iasippi and Lake Superior Railway,
shout Is miles from Duluth, and viii
proeeed vest in direct line to Fort
Abercroubis, on the Red River, . d.
tanee Of about 200 miles ; that it viii
Afterwards Be continued to tho Missouri,
and TO tho Pacific Ocean.
The st. Paul Press, IN commenting
on this article, again puts forward the St.
Paul scheme for beginning the North
srn Pacific At the Breckenridge tor
minus Of the St. Paul and Pacific. It
thinks St. Cloud is 70 be cleft out in the
cold" anyhow. We beg leave to dis.
agree. In tho tint place. W have good
reason fer stating that tn. St. Pau
Press and tho Detroit Post know moth
ing vhatever q to what will be the lint
Of the Northern Pacific between LAX
Superior and Red River. It i exceed
ugly doubtful if the Directors them
selves know. They have not been abl'
70 receive the report Of tho last surve,
through the swamps above Crow Wing
on the ''direct limo" of the Post
While tho road may run north Of 81
Cloud, the matter has not yet been Get
lied, and ~ believe that St. Cloud hi
still more than an equal chance viii
either Breckinridgs or the northern
,outs, q both combined. The advau
t.sss Of crossing the Mississippi rive
.. this city azs veil known to tho Di
reetos, aud tho inducements ofers'
Calling not far short Of three million
Of dollars in actual valus) are not to b
lightly considered.
That the agreement with Messr'
Cooke md Clask has been entered INT
IL . feet. The 6nal papers were sigs
ID On Saturday hH, and work On Ii
iss between Lake Superior and Re
River may With certainty be szpeets'
One year from now will doubtless u
the can rushing over two hundre
miles of this road.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-01-06

The Legislature was organized on
Tuesday with the election ofthe follow
lug officers:
Sscrsts,y-F. E. Snow, Of Ramsey eoun-
IT,.
As.;,tant Seeretary-Wm. Mulliken, Of
6tssrns county.
Esgrossiag C9.rk-W. T. Rambush, Of
Hennepin County.
En,oll;ng Clark. G. Turner, Of Rice
county.
Sergeant at Arms-J. T. Williams, Of
Blue Earth county.
Hesmon--W. K. Tatterssll, Of Olmsted
county.
CAsplain-Rev. A. L. Cole, Of Steele
county.
HOUaI OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Syesker-John L. Merriam, Of Ramsey
county.
C1t:f c.,k--w. R. Kinyon, Of Scott
county.
Ass.taas Czsrk-C. H. Slocum, Of WI
nons county.
Engrs.s;se 0.rk-Jas. G.. Mcarsw, Of
Fillmore county.
Enrolling Czrk-Frank Dassett, Of
Wabsshs.
Sergeant at A,m.-Alex. s. Noble, Of
Mcleod county.
Fi,eman-Martin Nelson, Ramsey coun-
~.
CAopla;n-Rev. E. r. Lathrop, Of stearns
county.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-01-06

Ths Aib,rt Lea Standard says =
naa named Jerry Csllssaw had bis
hands sad feet 70 badly frosse, BY ~
ing ost oil night With the mercury l6'
below ssro, that anputatioa may DO re-
CURED, Gauss RAi.ky. 49,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-01-06

Our State exchanges are principal
" engaged 10 talking "hos'' Just now.
At Wabsha two Chester Whites, each
Is months old, weighed 485 aud 4s6
pounds respectfully, Creased. At Al.
bert L. . one Of the ssme breed, 8
months and IL days old, weighed 1856
pounds. At Mankato last week five
hogs we're sold, one weighing 6l3 aud
the other four averaging AS pounds
eaeh. At Rochester one porker weigh.
cd 631 pounds, and 81 dressed hegs
that we're shipped averaged 2so pouuds
each.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-01-06

"A railroad laborer namcd Miehssl
Carroll was found dead in bis bed at
Albert Lea last week. The Coroner's
jury returned verdict Of "death from
vhi.ky," but the S.a"lord in'in.tes
bat foul PLY xas used.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-01-06
AIOTICE.-U. q. LAND, OPFICE. :

NTOTICE.-U. 3. LAND, OFFICE, il, .,r ~. .,
~ St. Cloud, Minu., January 3, 1870.
Complaint having been entered Ct this once by
Nicholas 9:bhardt against John Pe.hek Tor
July 2, 1863, upon the y Il NV II SO II nwN section
n, township 125 range 81 Ia stsarns county, Mime
sofa with view to the cancellation Of said entry: the
said parties are hereby sanmonsdto sppear at this
ONCE on the 18th DAY OHiREBRGARY, 1870, At II
O'Clock In the forenoon 70 respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged abandonment.
@. A. GILMAN, Register, i.>-s
jan6-6wl, $500. H. c. BURBANK. Receiver.
NOTICE-U. 8. LAND OFFICE,
~ st. Cloud, MIMI, Januaxy 4th, 1870.
Complaint having besn entered at this once BY Adrian
Jakobsen aGainse Edward ]. Hubbard for aban-
doning hisHonestead Entry No. $780, dated April 9,
1890, upon the " ne Il section 80, township III,
range 81, in Aeeker county Ninn., With view to
the cancelatouof sad the said
BY sumHened to appear 1t this Once on the 18TH DAY
or FEbKUARY, 1870, ut 10 o'clock in the forenoon
to respond and furnish testimony concerning said
alleged abandonment - H.
CA. GILMAN, REGISTER,
jan6-6we h. G. BURBANK. Receiver
DILL HEADs-printed in the best lyle
u cheap, at the n
y. ~, JOURNAL OFFICE, |
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-01-06
HEAVY fteshetsIthroughout the East
during the past week have caused much
damage.

Secretary Fish Informed Senator
Ramsey, 10 = recent Interview, that the
Government would il. no event allow
troops to pass through our Territory
from Canada to the Red River country.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-01-06
MURDER OF CHARLES
McMANUS,
Trial of Harrison Carhart
and VIM. Trainor for the
Murder.
The Remainder OF the Testimony Of.
lered by the Defense.
Arguments OF UOUSUEL AND
CHARGE ~ THE COURT.

We continue from last weeks issue the
report Of the trial In District Court Of
Harrison Ceshart for the murder Of Charles
NoManus.
Jv1gs-Box. JAMS n. McK8LvY.
Cossse1-For the prosecution. Edwin NJ.
Wright, County Attorney, and H. L. Cor
don; for the defense, L. ". Collins and E.
@. HSmlin.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-01-06

AZ eleven CLOCK, the court began
it's charge to tho jury, which lasted
until a few minutes before twelve
o'clock, when the jury retired. Of
this charge by His Honor Judge Me-
Kelvy there is but one opinion. 1t was
lucid, logical, and 40 simple that even
child might understand it. It is no
disparagement to say that no more able
charge has ever been delivered by any
Court In this County.
After the jury had been out about
an hour, MIR. Fowler, the juryman who
had been accidentally shot a few days
after the trial began, became so sick
as to be unable to remain in the Jury
room, and far too unwell, as was evident
to every one, to be competent to sit As
a juror in a case Of such magnitude.
The jury was therefore forthwith dis
charged By the Court, without having
come to any agreement.
This conclusion is nest unfortunate
one, Involving cost to the county Of
probably several thousand dollars, and
the inevitable necessity ola re.trial. "
We learn that two ballotings. were
had, the first standing seven for con.
v;ction, Eve for acquittal; second, eight
for conviction, four FIR acquital.
The Court met pursuant to adjourn.
ment on Monday morning, at nine A.
NJ, and on request Of the counsel for
the defense adjourned until January
24th, 1870, when the case will be again
tried.
A special 'venin Of seventy-6vc jury
men from Maine Prairie have been sum
moned to attend at that time. = ".Yr =:
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-01-06

there then on Saturday; were there in
forenoon several soldiers were there ;
we went there again in the afternoon
no business at either time; saw 20
revolver there at that time; saw Carr
there in afternoon; Carr took drink of
vino had in flask; did not throw any
Of it on him did not have any talk
about soldier being drugged !; saw Carr
at train next time; did not see Carr in
Ca7hart's saloon Saturday morning ;
with team went to Sarah Vinton's first
Sunday; Carhart wanted one of wo-
men to go riding with him ; did not do
anything; went from there to Charley
Seelcy's, up the river; went there to
see women, that is all !; between enc
and two o'clock We started for Seeley's;
drove right up there; drove good gait;
got there before two o'clock drove at
a trot coming back till We met DeFor-
rest; at Sceley's found .DeForrcs; there
and soldier and couple women and man
back Of house; Carhart went into
house; tied horses; when we FIRST
drove up DeForrcst came out soldier
stood in door; Ida Seeley was by when
Oarhart spoke to Def. sitting by him;
DcFo!rcst and soldier was sitting on
left hand side Of door AS We went; they
lid not sit there more than two or three
minutes; DeForrest Or soldier said,
'let us go;" did not hear Carhart say
to woman about Def; thcy
eft; do not know which way; Cu,La1t
'alled for the ale four Of US drank it {;
lid not ask women to ride: did not see
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-24
WhatI Know Of Farming.

Turnips should never be pulled; it in.
lures them. II is much better to send q
boy M and let him shake tile tree
The guano is q fine bird, but great care
is necessary in rearing ii. 1t should not
be imported earlier than June or later
than September. In the winter it should
be kept in u warm place, where 1t can
hatch out its young .'a d. D..f.,
1t is evident that we are to have back
ward season for grain. Therefore it will
be well for the farmer TO begin setting out
his cornstalks and planting his huCkwhcat
cakes in July instead Of August.
Concerning tho pumpkin-this berry is
tavOrite with the natives Of the interior
OF New England, who prefer it to the
gooseberry for the making Of fruit cake,
and who likewise give it the preference
over the raspberry for feeding cows, rs
being more filling and fully as satisfying.
The pumpkin is the only esculent Of the
orange family thatwill thrivein the north,
except the gOurtl and ono or two varieties
Of the squash. But tho custom of plant
ing it in the front yard with tho shrubbc.
ry is fast going out Of vogue, for 1t is now
generally conceded that the pumpkin, as
a shade tree, is a failure, H ...a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-24
Sam Domingo OnCl More.

Why should We pay anything for San
Domingo? The President advises giving
million and half; Gen. Butler now
wants the House to give $1,352,OOO in
gold. All this is to "llquidatc" the debt
Of San Domingo. But whit have we to
do with that debt?
The people Of San Domingo,rt Is said,
want to Join our Union; II we accept
them, San Domingo will be State Of the
Union. But why should not the State OF
San Domingo pay its own debts, US the
State Of! New York does?
. But tho people are poor, Mr.. Butler
would say Suppose they are-this Union
is not yet poor.housc; Congress is not
an eleemosynary institution. Besides, the
President thinks 1t will make tho San
Domingo people prosperous, TO come into
the Union In that case, their creditors
will wait; and they will soon be nblc TO
pay. ..... ,a.I..
At any rate, We lav9 no business topay
their debts; and we believe tIlRt If 1t Is
once definitely understood that we will
nav nothing, the San Domingo ameXa-
lion scheme will lose nearly all It's
iriends-M y Rbd. ~ y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-24
A RemarknbIo Gre ndation. .

n
The San Francisco Era gives copy Of
peculiar certificate Of character which
one Of its editors gave to Emelinc. II
reads as follows:
"Shc has black eyes and black hair.
Whenever she comes home from a walk
her eyes arc blacker, and she has less hair
by three or four handluls. Emeline is Gil
gagged, and her young man Is tho most
successful assimilator Of butter, and sugar,
and milk that ever emigrated from Ire
land, lie is equal to any demand Of this
kind upon his stomach. Emclinc has
been vaccinated, but it didn't take.
This is the only thing about EmelinC
that VIC know won't take. Spoons take,
and hemstitChCd handkcrChiefS take, and
she con baltimore pillow cases and forks
within a given time than any other girl
Of the same size and weight in the land Of
the free. Her Sunday out comes twice
n week, and she can wash stockings in the
tea kettle more efficiently than any living
woman. Her way to take care Of baby Is
to hold It upside down by the leg until It
bursts n bloOd.vesscl; and il she washes
the windows she never sluices down
on the pavement unless 4 man is going BY
with new hat OH, then she slings II
around by the lineup full. y
"Emcline's most unpleasant peculiarly
| is, that she always blows the gas out when
she goes to bed; but II is better to CnCOur'
age this practice, in the hope that she will
sulTocate herself some night. Shew0uld
he much more efficient rs u good, quiet
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-24

mo THE LADIES-MRs. MAX.
WELL, Union near Main street, recently
from Baltimore. bcgs leave TO inform the Ladies'
OF Wheeling and Vicinity, that she Is prepared to
cut and make Ladies' and ChildrGn'S Dresses and
Wraps in the most fashionable style, and war.
rSnts to 1T perfectly. Patterns for sale and cut
10 order Boys Clothes made 10 order; also
plain sewing and stitching Mrs. A. n. Davis
new aud popular system Of dress cutting tAughr
Instructions given and tho system thoroughly
tested free OF charge. apr1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-24

REFERENCE BY PERMISSION.
lion Vim. Z. Stevenson, Governor West Va
Il. j.. BERKSHIRE lJudgcs Supreme Court q
james II brown AppcAle Of West va:
j. j. jackson, Jr., Judge Of L. =. Disirlct
Court, ". Va. ,.c
D. b. +. Fprnsworth, President OF Senate,
West Va.
A. WernIngrr, member Senate.
Jacob IIorihroOR, Prest. West Va. lIS. CO..
Jacob NJ, Bichr, Vice Prest
caleb BOgyrss, Attorney, Clarksburg, W, VA.
samuel Woods. Phillippi,
Il White. Sheriff Mercer county. =,
il q. Davis Senate. Mineral comfy y, ,
in. Camden, President Of First National Bank
ParkcrsOurg.
And the following members vi The House I" "''c'
gates Of West Virginia.:
Hon. b. II. Smith, kanawha cOuntS'
q. G. burgess, Wayne. -- .... eco.
James Guthrie, WGtZcl
Nathan Gofi, Harrison 81
Joseph Tctcr Barbour
X. NJ. Hill, Marion
James Hcrvey, Brooke
Martin judy, Grant
H. Davidson, Taylor
Henry BrannUn, Lewis
Floyd Nicely, DOddr'dge
j. r. BOwyCr, Putnam
e. J. $. Wilkinson, Lincoln y,.Oor
III = - E-hn&A
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-24

TuE Bangor Wig says a thrifty house,
wife in that city recently sent word TO tue
grocer who delivered her some eggs the
other day to either come and take the eggs
away or send up some chicken CUops.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-24

THE window glass made at tile glass
works at Alton, ILL.,, Is claimed TO be clear
or and better than any now being made in
the United States. II is owing TO the re.
markable whiteness and purity Of the lime
and sand used
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-24

A WESTERN obituary notice, closes by
saying; "She had TN aIpinllc temper, and
was uncommonly fond Of ice cream and
other dclicacieS W .iA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-24
@heGtstslllqeneen:


REST not Life Is sweeping by,
Go and dare before you die;
Something mighty and sublime
Leave behind 10 conquer time;
Glorious It's to live for aye
When these forms have passed away.
Haste not RCGt not" Calmly walt;
Meckly bear tho storms Of fate; ...
Duty DO thy polar gnidc;
Do the right, whatC'Gr Oetide!
Haste not! Rest not Conflicts past,
God shall crown thy work NJ last.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-24

p....,.,,-... -. .,.,is a.. nt,,,yed the boon
Republican party shouiu DC "''ONVu ,.O 49,, 49,
OF suffrage ne tne'o'V,O, . ~ AZ. 80 80
VINO gathereu p'so,nvi ', - - 49,,
OF wisdom Oh 'i'o ~" " III a. 49, s.,,a,s
he did ho' lnc' VIA ~ ~ - ,,a, -
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, s,,"S ,,,, y LIN '''" "
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Who sSla g ss5,sla q -, ~ dia Hgesta,s Of
81 our dliSens sopid psr iespais n s ssslsS maj
many nj .s 2 'g .i.,ss dss,
Ere,, iai.isa y gr.si The seoSa Of seassss @ .ess
. s, asiIiss ~ X ia . lar 81 know and believe
o., s,., ~ p o9nEs sJasi sosSs
~,r TO vote VII not be denied
was no' e'ear 70 we ninu VI NV noWeu
wlc'her or not IL Wouiu 90 10 'ea'o n''
hearors' or lhose VINO might anoseqhenuy
read pls carefully prepared aaures'' 70 Iuus,
What ms iu'ure N'e"h mighl DC eu'npa'0u
with ms past record, ana NC '"''V''',
cllnches his opposition 10 universal n'Hhnoou
suffrage Wy numbering hlmsen "hons wy
citizens Of this great naiion' ana snsta,hs M
Town peculiar views and opinions IN tn'
following lnnguagei NO.,
MAJ SIs. s ~ PsPis % ne os demand hat
the ns,sns pssss baes1ss ihsy be.Ss ihe daily
g'.i oo''''d Sac Justly entitled to ~ -,
so mnch LOT une champion OF unNois'u
mahhoou suffrage III inc Dlsti'c'ol So'''lno'i'
never was lhete man VINO oo'i,'you W iiuoi'
oi INC Po'sioa '''.Nss'' aiu "in'''''1' u.',''
goguo US 9ay'oe o. n'"0n ~, p,,"'' ~, ,
inc hlghos' hono' III ue GUT VI wv "
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-24
nysl.aad, TrSc5 5tEBSSAaEtik. ET GS., 1us.
PRor2sssIESiT E2G 9gSAN I TbSr, AND

OETtcE or surunIsrENnEST Alfn InauEnnoRnEl
BEwEus, CAnniAuF-wAYa, FOOrwANa, AND NktNt
BUILDnsds, CITY Hall,
wksHIs0TON, ID. O., May q, Ism. ]
Notice Il hereby given that the time for reccying
bids for ornAnentinE street Is extended unt Thur
~ NV CHARLES H. BLISS
myaltd Snpsrintandent OF Carria 70 ways, Ac.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-24

TADVEHIIHEMLNTI
~ Ras H. Balloek IrorfsfoaaI Gorsr,,op Of Gsor0ia
Wfiiarsfa Hofsis
Please Inform Congress In another sA0rf letter how
you displayed your loyalty during tie rebellion Az
how MI, BlodEett Mr.. fArroW, Mr. Comfy and the bal
anee OF your Georgia RsabiaaH friends showed thera
Point out a single ext army ofheor resident In
SeorgA who with In your attempt ~ saddle sour,
ief In the gubernAtOal chair for an unlawful teruf by
N act OF Congress- Please tell Congress that ony
lhfoe weeks since you caused FEDERAL soldier, one
who led battery Of artillery into the held 10 be re-
moved from ONCE b. bayonots because ho gave Judi.
ihi DECISION according to his Conscience, under his
oath, which hurt your vanity, and that you had his
place allied by pot Of yours, who was pFs Insr-of-
gar IN ort lafayette for being president Of rebel
blockade running company.
Yours, dOubtinRly, A MENuER
or I'M. GRAND Army OF ma REPUBLIC.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-24

,,,,. -, r., IAi,-ta.s-----;- - s,-sssss.-
As may bs Ts9uired for this Department and the Blu
teaus and Oeea thereof durnG the fiscal year ending
June III, win be received until u O'Clock m !,
SATURDAY, June Is, ts71. -
Zach proposal must DO signed by tho individual or
hrIn making It, aud be accompanied by satisfaetory
Euarantee that the bidder VAL execute a contract
vtth rood and sutloient bonds, ha bid l. Accepted
Tor any or All articles No bid vii DO oonsd srsd With.
As all ARTICLES sro stipulated 10 ba Of tho be quality
samples viii only be required designated on the
scheduled, - -
Bond with approved security will DO required Of the
awarded. -
On failure ~ furnish any article In reasonable time
after being orderud the right Ia reserved u
In open Market Of declaring the contract fnTfes
and greater price than the contract price Il paid
for such articles, the difference will DO charged 70 the
Bids win be considered on each Item separately.
schedules containing blank form for bidding, 10.
Eethef with items and estimated quantities Of articles
needed, and full Information In accordance with this
advertisement, will be furnished on application,
Contracts will only DO awarded 10 established mann.
tActurers Of or dealers In the artlcloA
froposaa must bo sddIessed q the Secretary q the
my2iilyJ1,H j. ID, COX, Sec star.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-24

Ofthe City will be Held
IN FRONT or THE CITY HALL,
On this Tuesday) Evening,
May "a, at 7:3O O'Clock.
Rvery CitIzsnh AvIns III Interest efthe city
NJ huart h expected % be present ON this oc-
caslOn, 20 shsw, by his presence, determl-
nation TO make n reforu In our Corporation
affairs.
A number Of gentlemen prominent In Ma
tIonal and Local Politics aud the business
Interests Of washslnRton will be present and
address the audience.
The Citizens
Of the several Wards win assemble nj the
Ward Clabs, and move toward the City Hall
nj precisely eight O'Clock.
The Boys In Blue
will assemble Mt designated points, and
march In procession, In accordance with the
orders oTthelr commander.
The Marine Band
o,sIoeL' and nj precisely $50 the S,cctins
will organize aud the speaking commence.
Let there be an OutpOuring
of the People!
By Order Of the
COMMITTEE OF ARRAN GEMENTS.
n5YpTUIRD wARD-Pg5nIARY. RLEC-
Ss @s 'Ss Il Ss sST Ss
,I II. ~ nIS, N Va, 10 hoid
PRIMARY RI.ECTIoN
At tho Office Of Joaeph " Kelley corner OF klghth and
street, 6sSfsR f Su 10 e M 'sd .ssS s1Ss
Sio'r' candidates 70 'uDpOF''d at the ensuing
S::P ai sSss dd'oH ard 4 IL &aS'5 "i'S '
MsssT. John w 1nloT ghaLSs stewart, Rsh1rd
oSssn gene Reynolds ''a '"' 0' "''0 ''o"'oo
The iollowing tishot l. recommended As a suitable
s. s. S'I y dSss'as William H. Pope,
"i ~ = . ~ ~ n BsbT,Ss
an citizen. q I6s ssg . I,,o. q Reform VIE q
rs AZ T.. ~ n ~ s,Siss
sy.a aTC e eST9 oss 10 iS'1 ne Sh SI1 DAY
@ nj.i -IN 49, istsf itI
.g=,,.srn qrIIE nRnf'IIASTs AMI uIflI.
"a SSi;ss pisS 81, WASH N !TllN.o EaE
NiNtj Nav "a N IN o'eloot' 10 attend n abody
g , , as 70 I2nt q ts is i2s w IsnsA
81 and 5S s.sqS SS
and ' sSt y he f SSssd o rad RS. sf
aa.S MY a tss n iSe ug TAI " ''
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