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Evening star., 1870-02-09

THE RED RIVER RRBKLLIoN.-A special dis
patch gives the particulars Of the recent alleged
arrest Of Riell, at Red River which was done
by Canadian loyalists under the influence of the
Canadian government. Fort Garry was garri-
soned by small guard, but his adherents
coming in squads, 1t was determined to release
him. A council was called, consisting Of twenty
English and twenty French half-bfeeds, but
nothing definite IL known of its action. A Young
Yankee named Scott was elected to the council,
beating A: g. B: Berrely, leading English
army. The dispatch says the provisional gov
eminent Ii stll In authority, and will, to ali APP
pearances, be strongly sustained. DR.. Schultz.
been courtmartinled and Imprisoned by the
provisional governments, has escaped, and is
now ct large.
Evening star., 1870-02-09
The English Press on the Queens
Speech.

LONDON, Feb. 9.-The newspapers, this morn
ing, comment variously on the Queens speech
and the debate thereon in Parliament yester-
day.
The Times thinks the weak point in the Min
istry is the timid policy on the Irish question
though this is somewhat redeemed by the cour-
age displayed in the matter of the Fenians and
the promise to urge vigorous legislation.
The Daily News article only refers to the
speech and the debate which followed, to urge
the ballot as panacea for national grievances.
The Standard, conservative, considers the
Government responsible for the violence in Ire
land, yet it has failed to protect life and pro-
perty there.
Scotland to recruit his health.
Evening star., 1870-02-09
ST. LOUIS ITEMS.
The Missouri Republican Libel Suit
Telegr0phic Aid I'm Bridge Building.

IelegTdphed E1clusirely to The Evening Star.
ST. Louis, Feb. 9-The motion for a new trial
in the libel case Of Eliza Buckley against the
Rer uJlicdn, which was decided against the de-
PENDANTS, was overruled O-day. The Republican
proprietor took an appeal, and will carry the
case to the Supreme Court if necessary.
Telegraphic connection was made to-day
with q chamber under East Pier Bridge, sixty
eight feet below the surface of the river. This
iDsures great safety to wOrkmen and increased
facility to work. Four feet of sand have been
penetrated, leaving but twenty-six to be. The
rock pier sinks about a foot per day, and work
on the western pier is progressing satisfactorily
Evening star., 1870-02-09
approved, January 20, 1870.
TPrRIIC-NO II

AN ACT relating to retired officers of the army
Be 1t enacted BY the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentdtires of the United States Of America in Con-
gTess assembled, That no retired officer of the
army shall hereafter be assigned to duty of any
kind, or be entitled to receive more than the pay
and allowances provided by law for retired Off
GERS of his grade; and all such assignments here
tofore made shall terminate within thirty days
from the passage of this act.
SEC. 2. And be IL further enacted, That all laws
and parts of laws inconsistent with the provis-
ions of this act be and the same are hereby re-
pealed.
Auproveb .Japuary 1S-O
Evening star., 1870-02-09
PUBLIC-No. 81
An ACT to protect officials in Government en-

pIOy.
BE Il enacted Ly the Senate and House of Repre-
Sen'Gtires IF the United States Of America ia Con-
SreSs assembled, That no officer or clerk in the
United States Government employ shall at any
time solicit contributions of other officials or
employees in the Government service for a gift
or present to those in a superior official position;
nor shall any such officials or clerical superioTs
receive any gift or present offered or presented
to them as the contribution of those in Govern
ment employ receiving a less salary than
themselves; Eor shall any officer or clerk make
any donation as gift or present to any official
superior. ANY officer clerk violating any of
the provisions of this bill shall be summarily
discharged from the Government employ.
Approved, February ], 1870.
Evening star., 1870-02-09

GEoRGIA.-The Senate Judiciary Committee
gave hearing on the Georgia case this morn
ing to several gentlemen opposed to Governor
Bullock, who made their statements, and at the
next meeting the committee will hear Governor
Bullock's side of the question.
Evening star., 1870-02-09
The West Virginia Legislature.
Tele0rdpked Exclusiretu TO The EueninQ Star.

bin passed the House to-day. The people elect
boards of registration next fall, and requires
the Governor, in the meanwhile, TO give the
Democrats one member on each board. The
amendment proposing universal suffrage passed
to a second reading to-day I'm the House. The
lawyers and teachers test oaths were finally re-
pealed YESTERDAY.
Evening star., 1870-02-09

MzYoR Bowen was at the Capitol to-day, and
before the conference committee of the House
and Senate relative to the appropriation of
$50 600 for the relief Of the poor Of this District
Evening star., 1870-02-09

TelegrapAed EsclSsipely to The Erenin0 STAR
CONCORD, N. H., Feb. 9.-Prince Arthur and
suite arrived at the White River junction at 4
O'Clock this morning, the train having been six
hours on a distance Of Go miles. No trains win
leave the junction for Boston until the regular
noon train.
Evening star., 1870-02-09

GEN. SLocUN, of the Brooklyn district, was
before the House Committee on Naval Affairs
yesterday advocating the sale OF the Brooklyn
navy-yard. He thinks the property could be
sold for so, 100000.
Evening star., 1870-02-09
Fire.
Itle1ropAed EzclusirelT 70 he kvenia1 Stor.

WAvERLY, TIosA co., Feb. 9.-The Waverly
steam Touring mills, owned by Messrs. vanduzer,
at an early hour this morning. The establish
ment was one Of the most extensive OF the kind
in the country. Loss about S45 900; insured for
30,C00. The origin Of the IRE u believed to
have been accidental.
Evening star., 1870-02-09

NoMINATIoNs.-The President to-day sent the
following nominations to the Senate:
Jesse X. Grant to be Postmaster at Coving-
ton, Ky.
John III. Campbell to be Postmaster at Lans-N
ingburgh, n. Y.
James NJ. Cromly to be Postmaster at Colum-
bus, Ohio.
Evening star., 1870-02-09

The WALL-sTREET INvEsTIGAT1ON.-Tht
House Committee on Banking and Currency
had short session this morning, and talked
over the evidence before them i'm reference t.
the recent gold panic in New York, but heard
no further testimony.
Evening star., 1870-02-09
Ocean Steamers,

Tel egrdpAed Exclusively 70 The Erening Star.
SOUTHAMPTON, Feb 9.--The steamship Wes-
ser, from New York, arrived last evening
QUEENSTOWN, Feb. 9.-The steamship CITY of
Antwerp, from New York, touched here yes
terday.
Evening star., 1870-02-09

GEN. F. A. WALKER, recently appointed Su-
perintendent of the Census, yesterday resigned
his position as Deputy Special Commissioner OF
the Revenue in charge of the Bureau of Statis-
tics.
Evening star., 1870-02-09
The Missouri Legislature.
GeLl0faoked Ezclnsipslu fQ Tie EreNiNQ Star.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 9.-In the House yesterday a
In gold after July LIST, was rejected, by vote OF
SO to 20. The general school law has been
amended so as to allow women over twenty-one
years old, and owners Of property to vote Oh
school purposes.
Evening star., 1870-02-09
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

PAYMAsTER M. B. CUSHING has been ordered
to temporary duty in the Bureau of Provisions
and Clothing, at the Navy Department.
Evening star., 1870-02-09

PROFESSOR Cook, who lectures at Lincoln
Hall, this evening, upon ''The Icefelds of Mont
Blane," spent much time among the Alps, and
has brought back with him series of splendid
views, which, thrown upon canvass by means of
the electrical light, will furnish most pleasing
as well as instructive, evenings entertainment
Evening star., 1870-02-09
HALLS yEGET.PIE SICILIAN
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ot any ether PrspdTdt"H.
Our Rcnewer is not Dye; it win not stain the
skin as others.
Itwill keep the Hair from falling out.
It clea1ses the Scalp, and makes the Hair
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OV. Treatise on the Hair sent free by NALL
p. HALL & CO., Nashua, ". H.. Proprietor
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Evening star., 1870-02-09

SENATOR HAMLIN will make an effort to have
the International Exposition bill taken up for
consideration in the Senate on Friday.
Evening star., 1870-02-09

THE FREEDMEN's BUREAU ANDIrs SCHOOL
WoIK.-The Joint Committee on Retrenchment
have had another hearing on the question of
closing up the Freedmen's Bureau and putting
its school work into the hands of the Commis-
sioner of Education, and have ascertained that
the execution of this project will result i'm an an
nual saving Of about $4,000. They will accord
ingly report favorably, drawing their bill with
care, SO as to prevent any infringement by the
Bureau of Education on the right of each State
to control its own educational matters.
RETIRED OFFIcERs-An order from the head
quarters Of the army directs that under the
provisions of the act approved January q, 1870,
all retired officers who have been assigned to
duty will be considered as relieved from such
assignment on the 21st instant, and will proceed
to such homes as they may elect. Retired Of
fcers detailed as professors at colleges will be
considered as relieved from the detail, but they
are at liberty to remain at the colleges, ii they
desire, under any private arrangement with the
authorities thereof. 1t is understood that re-
tired officers may enter upon any private busi-
ness; that they have a right to change their
place of residence, CT travel at their own pleas
ure without further authority, except to leave
the United States to 60 beyond sea.
REORGANIZATION OF THE DISTRICT COURTS
Mr. Hamlin this morning introduced a bill sup
Elementary to the act to reorganize the courts
of the District of Columbia, which provides that
the President shall appoint, by and with the
advice and consent of the Senate, an additional
Justice Of the Supreme Court of the District of
Columbia, with like powers and same salary as
the other Justices. Whenever at Court
in General Term held by four of the
Justices the court shall be equally di-
vided, the petitioner or appellant NAV
have the cause reargued before the five jus
tIces All the powers and jurisdiction now
held by the Orphans Court shall hereafter be
held and exercised by one of the Justices of the
Supreme Court, and the present Orphans Court
Is abolished by the act. The salaries of the Jus
tices of the Supreme Court are fixed at 1000
per annum. Referred to the Judiciary Com
mittee.
Evening star., 1870-02-09

~Ice ID 90 ton in New York.
n0A daughter Of Pereire, the French banker,
has Just eloped with young jewish law-stu-
dent.
Evening star., 1870-02-09
Sudden Death.
Tele9rdphed Exc,usirely to

IeIegTdphed EIcsustreIy 70 Inc Ecening Mdr.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 9.-Robert Erwin of the
firm Of Rowland & Erwin, Broad street flour
mills, died suddenly last evening OF hemorrhage
of the lungs.
Evening star., 1870-02-09

COTTON CAsEs.-A number of Treasury cot
ton cases from the Court of Claims were taken
up for argument in the Supreme Court yester-
day. These cases were brought under the cap
tured and abandoned property act Of 1868, and
involve various questions of fact. besides the
question Of the date of the close of the rebellion
Evening star., 1870-02-09
Wife Murder and Suicide.
TslegrapAed Exclusirely to The Erenino Star.

ATCHIsoN, KANSAS, Feb. 9-Francis Batter
men shot his wife to-day, inficting dangerous
wounds, and then blew his brains out. Cause,
mental arrangement
Evening star., 1870-02-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.
BArCHELOR,s HAIR DYE.

This <l,leE,lFl air Dye Is the best in the world.
Harmless reliable. ustsntans does not contain
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death Avoid tHr ssuu.ei and delusiye preparations
boasting virtH-S they do not possess. The genuine
W = Fs-cheiOI's Hair 1se has had fhufy years
faEaisli,i reputation 20 uphold its integrity
o.. sly p, rfsct Hair Bye-Blaek of Brown. Sold
B., all Druggists. Applied 81 l6 Bond street,
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Evening star., 1870-02-09

INTERNAL REvENUE-The receipts from this
source to-day were S247 ,Si7.
Evening star., 1870-02-09

MISS Aide ToPP, great favorite in musical
circles here since her appearance as a pianist in
Miss kellogg's and Ole Bulls concerts in this
city intends to give farewell concert at Lincoln
Hall on Monday evening next, prior to her de-
parture for Brazil on the 23d inst, from which
country she will return to Germany. She will
be assisted by Mr.. j. Levy; also, by Miss Beebe,
an excellent soprano, and Mr.. Bandolfi, fine
baritone.
Evening star., 1870-02-09
MANHOoD AND WONANHOOD.

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on the psssional
attraction of the sexes, and the happiness of True
MARRIAGE. when perfect anhOOd and perfect wO-
manhood unite 20 cOnSecrate the union. Sent free,
Al sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD ASS0Cl-
ALTON, Box p, Philadelphia, Pa. ia25- eo3m
Evening star., 1870-02-09
THE EVENING STAR.
PUBLISHED DAILY, Sunday excepted,
At The star Building,
sW. Corner Pennsylyania Av. and uth St,
BY THE
EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMPANY

TIE STAR "a served BY carriers 20 tneir SUD-
pcribers in the Ciry and District at Ten CESIs PER
wEEE. ur FoRTT TFOUR GEMS PER MONTH. Cople<
NJ the counter, Two GEMS.
PzIcE FoR MAILING Three Months, One Dollar
and Fifry Cents; Six Months, Three Dolsars; One
Year, Five Dollars. No pagers are sen. from the
ofice longer than paid for.
THE WEEKLY STAR-publisaed on Friday
morDine-One Dollar and q half q year.
Evening star., 1870-02-09

of the church, which have been allowed to re-
main since Christmas, and the illumination
from many gas jets, with the rich and elegant
toilets Of the lades-many being in full evening
dress-made the scene very brilliant one. Mrs.
Quail, the Organist, was in attendance, and, as
the bridal procession entered, performed
beautiful wedding march.
The bride entered leaning upon the arm of
her father, while the groom escorted Mrs. Evans,
her mother, the party being preceded by the
groOmsmen and bridesmaids, and at the altar
first grOOmsman was Lieutenant Commander
VIM. w. Maclay; second, Lieutenant Comman-
der Edwin White; third, Lieutenant Comman-
Commander Arthur II. Wright. The first
bridesmaid was Miss Tilley Evans, sister of the
bride; second, Miss Lille Thomas, of Philadel-
Rhia; third, Miss Ida SOiomons, daughter of A.
$. SOlomons, Esq; fourth. Miss Annie Cox. of
The bride was dressed in white Chinese silk
Of an nih trimmed
SONS. The bridal veil was held in place by
wreath Of orange buds in the shape Of a crewn.
The bridesmaids were all dressed in white tarle-
ton, elabOrately trimmed, and overskirts looped
up with pink flowers, hair powdered and orna-
mented with pink flowers, azure blue sashes and
shoes, pink gloves. The groom and groomsmen
were all In full dress uniform. Mrs. Evans, the
brides mother, wore a rich black gros grain
silk, With white satin and point lace trimmings;
hair Ornamented with flowers.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. DIR. +.
A. Starkey, rector of the Epiphany, after which
the bridal party returned to the residence Of
Mr.. Evans, on Tenth street. and after partaking
Of refreshments, left on the p. m. train for Q
bridal tour north.
The ushers were r. X. Evans, brother Of the
bride; Lieut.. Richard Leary, Ensigns Il. X.
Moore, T.. W. Rae, z. NJ. Jarboe and j. d. j.
Kelley, who received all guests at the door, and
escorted them to seats, the front pews Of course
being reserved for the family and their imme-
date friends, white ribbon being stretched
across the aisles to mark the reserved space.
Among the distinguished persons present were
| Secretaries Robson and Belknap, Admiral and
Mrs Porter, Senators Edmunds, kellogg and
| Thayer, Admiral and lfrs. Hof, Commodore
| Alden, Paymastcr Cunningham, Commodore
| jenkins, Major Slack, and many prominent
| Navy and Marine ofhcers; X. 8. Chew, Of the
| herd, and other well-known citizens.
Evening star., 1870-02-09

EXTENSION OF EDUCATIONAL FACILITIEs-
The necessity of a more general education of
the people, and the importance of extending
facilities for education in regions destitute OF
schools, has recently attracted much attention
here. The speech of Mr.. PrOsser, of Ten
nessee, on the promotion of education, is Oh
tanning a large circulation. 1t will probably
reach 100000 copies Among its subscribers are
General o. o. Howard for 1900 copies, and A.
5. Barnes & Co.. OF New York for 4. 900 comics
Evening star., 1870-02-09


Major and Brevet Lieutenant ColonelJ. B. NJ.
Potter, 10 be relieved from duty in the city Of
washington, and report In person TO the general
commanding the Department Of the Missouri for
duty in New Mexico.
Major Justus Steinberger, TO be relieved
from duty in the Department Of the East April
1, and then report in person to the general
commanding the Department Of Dakota for
duty.
duty In New Mexico on or before June Is, and
then to repair without delay to washinQton to
relieve BIevet Lieutenant Colonel Potter
Major j. L. Hodge, to Be relieved nom duty
In Washington on or before July 4, and then TO
report for duty to the general Commanding the
Major V. @. Hanna, to be relieved from duty
In the Department Of Dakota a. coon After the
arrival Of Major Steinberger q practicable.
and then to report In person to the General
commanding the Department Of the Lakes for
duty.
Major Brantz Mayer, to be relieved from duty
in the Department Of the East May 1, and then
TO report IN pefson to the general commanding
the Der artment Of the Columbia for duty. The
office Of the Raymastez I'm Baltimore 70 be there
Major Z. II. Brooke, 10 be relieved from duty
in the Paymaster Generals once ON or before
July ], and then TO report In person 70 the gem
eral Commanding the Department Of the Mis-
souri, for duty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-22
PAY OF CENSUS MARsHALs.

Census-takers of the Southern District Of
NewYork interested in the granting by Congress Of
per cent additional compensation for services rendered
during the past Summer met last evening In large mum
beers No. ga GrandSt Charles A. Payio stated that
associations similar to the they about 10 form
had already been organized in the States Of Pennsy
MIA Illinois, Maine and New IIamps hire and it
he hoped 10y the combined efforts OF tho societies
the present Census law, which dcbarrcd them from
cciying adequate compensation would be modified. The
following permanent officers were Gle ted: President
Chaunccy ID. Murray, Eghth Ward; FIRST Wee President
NJ. c. LOudOu WestchcsteT County Second VicePrcsi-
dent j. n. Lantlin, Seventh Ward Secretary H. j.
MuItagh Corresponding Secretary Amos Brown,
Seventeenth ward; Treasurer. Cnarics A. Pavie
Eleventh ward. resolution was adopted that Com
ittre be appointed. assisting Ot from every Ward
Of the city Of NewYork, and from each County In
the District, who should draw up petition to Congress
and tTaHtac other business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-22
,celre the .arpo conservation the politician have onIz

receive the safoo compensation. the pc,ers have only
asked that the salaries paid to Che fet-e teachers
should be, at least twothirds OF those I'D 20 ma&o
teachers That the work In the gfris schoos
and Ia ut least well performed "a In the boy pchoo
the reports OF the Superntendents fully attest
The only arguments against the equalization or .pprox
natiOn Of salaries arc that men have fasi'ies " sup
port and that the supply OF female TEACHERS rstes
than that OF male eachers The facts show that In ro
portion 10 the number Of each employed tbere areS
many female teachers charged with tho maintenance
widowed mothers. Invalid fathers, orphan brothsrS
and sisters, as there male teachers WHO have Sses
and children. Again, educational interests nov 90
mand breadth OF mind and culture force OF character
and vigor OF body the part Of the TEACHER that arc
comparatively rare among wOmeG and, when united y
one woman enable the to find wide scope ana
better remuneration. either IN private teaching or IN
other yOOatOns so that the supply OF really competens
female teachers IA by mcaas equal to the deinand
Some OF our sister cites-as Brooklyn, ST. Louis. and
San FanciscOaready give equal 10 tea b.
crs " both who do the work and have the
came respODsblliy-an example, which II ia hoped tho
Empire City, with ito excellent syst OF common schools
Will NOT be slow TO follow. Yours, &c.
W." Ne,r Y,,rE Nov a. $50 Friend or EDUCATION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-22
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Milwaukee Sentinel protests vigorously against
closing as follows
But says The Tribune, we don't propose 10 restore
the Democracy We propose new party-a Free-Irade
party All but you have told where you arc going
for the materials OF your party. You have tod us
that the Democratic party party, believes la Free
Trade aud that 1T enters into the fight everywhere
with advantage because it believes In Free Trade, while
the Republican party has status on that question.
Then you mean to adopt tic Democratic party bodily
into your new party, and make a dominant party by
adoptng a minority OF tie Republican party. You
could not have made palmer that this IA exactly what
Won propose Now does any body imagine that you aud
the handful you can take with yOu going to dictate
the pocy OF this new partyi TLey will not be In your
mover: Won will lie in theirs. They will force you to
serve them more than they will you johnson, Doc
little Co tried your experiment OF the less swallowing
the GREATER and they presently found themselves down
the democratic throat, with not 80 much boothee
stcklnu ont lave a care Tribune, or their fate viii
be yours.
"To strip the matter o. al disguise The Tribune sim
My nronoses 10 surrender itself and as many Republican
Free Traders az possible 10 the Democratic party pro-
noses IA do his because the Republican party will not
In all things submit to It's dictaOn. II seems to labor
under the deluson that It made the Republican party,
and that 1t has sovereign right TO make It's platforms
or destroy IL alt ogether wc IT will presently come to
know that the party made The Tribune end not The
Tribune the party and that insane Obsnacy aud inga
itude do not pay ia Tie long run
Tie Boston Herald thinks u combination oil kephD-
Aca4 Free Traders with the DeDoc1aIs m'g" acAieie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-22
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NywOa1z,ys NV 2.-Flour dall SGPcrne - lG1be IN
ira 20 Treble IS 15a ST. ConNhte ne ienos -
oats Sd52c. Brln 10 hey lover PRIME tso.s
~ po-s duli. Mes Sides here souiiers ia
sg,r Cured Ham Zlq.sc Larl-Terce. dloe sagsr-Prm
iO6O,c Nolase-Pnme WLissyWesern Reoaei ge eL
Coffee l7!Ul7lc MISUNDERSTANDING, ilii Ns"los oe" w.
count Gold, MI -
fused no ssles Resq ~ or Ne and - FOX No. Cotton eoss
quiet aud steady At 5. . ,ua,s,. D..
ATLANTA Nov n Cotton In good demand al htol'tS ~
sales. l.J10 bales; receipts, ] i8 bales
CLEVELAND Nov. 2Wheat heavy ard dechrei sc 10 ~
D. Corn doll njmnal unchsBseL Oits tmef sale al "a
Pr.rlsum gu et Crnle 81; Re mel 2c r ca load To-
DETROIT 2lFo quiet and Unclaimed "Lesi dnh hrfA
81 A. Oats dull lnaL POrk Ga Ct and n9cu
2l.-toton aiyanrng MduaSs I.tNi t'''pe
s5 hal, shipments. SOS bales Flour quet snd unchsngd Cora
d At heAyy sales s 4i6'c PofA dui sia hoD "a
ar nominal Bacon frs ard scarce Sloldesi l1I1l' Dss
Shonll.r, nl inc.. Sde. l3l l4c
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g table shows the time for each mile, and
INCREASED SALARIES FOR FEMALE TEACHERS

TO the Edttor or The Tribune
SIR: The female teachers of our public
schools have pettoned the Board OF Education for an
increase of salaries. Among other for this they
cite the fact that for precisely the work. female
teacher receives only about onebaf the salary pala
male teacher. Thus, whilo the annual salaries o hao
Grammar School Principals range from s10o '" 49,
those OF female Principals range nom ti-" 70 'i'
tho salary Of n male Vice Principal Is $1,000 that of
female yce PRINCIPAL 81 100 and about the same dier
onco exists between tho salaries of male and female AS
sstnntp.
While fully convinced that woman VINO aoes 'Ho 'ano
VOL "a a man Md doos II equally We., Sl0a ~ l~sHos