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Has cured many patients in town. Persons il
need of his professional services are invited te
call It his Office.
Carson City March lSa
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PROTECTIvE
ASSOCIATION.

And secures to the hsirs o. assign. .; a deceased
mem Der a
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N NOTICE E.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL
IN apply to the Commissioners of the General
Land Office, to have refunded the purchase
money paid By me on the southeast quarter of
Section "a, Township 16 north, range 10 east. as
per certificate No. III, issued, at Carson City.
Nevada, bearing date the 25th day Of June. 1864,
the same having been Adjadged invalid and can.
81 1'eege myl96w rs i'qA nosT'
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CASH PAYMENT

or $1,000. or as many dollars NJ there arc
members in the class 10 which be or she l..
longed. besides rendering such IMMEDIATE
ASSISTANCE as the circumstances OF the ca,r
may require.
ANY person, male or female. In good Lealib,
including any or all members Of one family, nus,
JOIN Ibis Association upon the following terms.
ENTRANCE fEE TEN DOLLARS aud A INV.
ment of One Dollar upon the death Of any mem.
ber of the same class, aid une Dollar 20 lie maid
TO The Agent or secretary, within forty DAYS from
notice q death of said member.
Glass No will be composed of persons between
the age. Of eighteen and forty years.
Glass No. 2 will include persons from the nre II
forty to sixty.iye.
member will only be required TO contribute
upon deaths in the class to which he or III. h..
longs.
. Zach Glass will lie limited 10 5000 member.
The yearly dues are Three Dollars commencing
one year from date OF member ship.
The following gentlemen RESIDENTS Of VI Gina
City and Gold iIill, being convesani with N. %.
Jects Of the Association, would recommend II T.,
the consideration Of alt, especially 10 mechanic
and miners, as an easy aLd convenient iu.thod Of
providing for those del endent on them.
j. ID. Winters, y. A. Tri,ie. N. A. n. Ball,
W. II. Smith; T q. Taylor, John Lamher,
Charles II. Van Gcrder.
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Massachusetts Nor-Forr,iture Law

Examples Showing the Working Of this Law:
Plan Ordinary Life-For example: A party in
suring at the age Of So; Premiums all Cash: One
ANIMAL Premium viii continue Policy in force 2
years and days. Two Annual Premiums will
continue policy in force ! years and II DAYS
Three Annual Premiums Will continue il force g
years and - days.
Plan Ordinary Life: Policies on which note has
been given for 10 per cent. IF the Premium. Two
Annu u Premiums will continue Policy in force 3
years and % days. Three Annual Premiums will
continue Policy in force years and 33S days. Five
Annual Premiums will continue Policy in force 3
years and IS days.
Exampie-Premium All Cash; Plan, Ten Paw
menr Life. Oae Annual Premium will continue
Policy in force as Term Policy, years ami 3l2
days
Example-Prerlium4 40 per cent. Note; Plan Ten
PaynSnt Life. One Annual Premium will continue
Policy in force as Term Policy years and 100 da,s
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Endowment Policies.


Example-Premium 40 per cent. Note; Age 35;
Plan, Ordinary Endowment, payable at the age of
SO. One Annual Premium Will continue Policy in
force as Term Policy years and 104 days.
Example Premium A. per cent Note; Age 35.
Plan, Ten Year Endo ~ment, payable at the age Of
45. One Annual Premium will continue Policy in
force as a Term Policy years and % days.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-08-19
The Iowa Plain Dealer,
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION.
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue Of the au
IN thorty vested in me by the Revenue Laws of
the State of Iowa, and in accordance with the &C.
qurements of the same. will, on Mond y the ;rd,
day Of October, A. ID. 1870 at the hour of 10 o'clock
A. NJ, al the Court House in CrescO, Howard COun-
ty, Iowa proceed to sell the following described lands
for the delinquent tax due thereon, for the years A.
ID. 1868 and 1869.
M NJ. MOON, Treasurer.
BY ". NJ PATTERSON, Deputy.
NoTE-Where not otherwise sp:rifel the tax is for
the year 1869 only.
J.. ALBION-71cnsAip 100, Raeye IL.
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RATEs OF ApvEETH..Ha
] ine. 2 Ina. l mo. M. 8 mo. emo. / yr.

Special or Local Notices twenty Ave per cent ad-
'itionai to the above rates. c. -'.
Legal Advertisements, ~. 90 per square ten hneab
the FIRST insertion, and afty cents por square for
aeh subsequent insertion,
Eusin 50 or Protest. nal Cards, mt excee ling five
rHes, five collars one collar line for every line
1--WE.
, 1870-09-29
a 1E,xh-Tarssfltc Converted.

Tho Republican editor Of the Carbond.le
Ne1o Era h1s been Visiting tho Dominion lately,
aud what he saw produced quite change in
his opinion Oh the tariff qucstion-conve11iug
him from 1igh-tasifl.e to ta1in refo1mer.
Ho eays:
"Whilc speaking Of prices, found that could
save from y 10 70 per cent III printing material II
u we're nor fur the t4tiH. Type and machtuefy
9eein 70 become mneh more valuable when tney
arc 1nst actoss the tine. Now, hare a.ways been
protective ta+tn ma1, hut my experience durlac
the past fc* days has Knocked tho scales Srou ms
eyef. Am not 20 much protective t1rtI ~ was
Another thing dlzgusted me-. Going into Canada,
our baggage WIS not Mo3ested. Canadians eTt-
IDENTITY 90 not fear Us, and seem to have nttie
inclination to annoy u.s. Not En on contps
into the United States. Every trunk,
every kAtchel Was examined One iAiv
had lo4 the key to her tunk, aud
told the ofcer her trouble and pledged her word
that hsT trunk contained nothlnx but clothing fo.
herself and lAbe. 1t would not DO, The trunk
waa broEen open. and thoroughly ransacked
AFA.n, 4 lady Of the party had 4ccn presented
with cheap dress pattern In Toronto or Montreal
The officer Baw It and collected duty Of - per
cent. ifthc8e things Arc necessary TO project the
suu1leas Boston pabob3-if the many aEe to be
made to pay tribute to the fex-I think that the
best thrg that could be done Moutd be 10 adopt free
trade. and build big hospitals, soueHherc out on
our Western prAlHd, where New Ed&fandess, who
cannot txn.fei themselves may bc predicted BIZ the
Eoretnmeat- ! think 1t would cost a v8st amount
lcfs Than the ctt&Cut SJBtem,s
, 1870-09-29
The King Of Pruxssn's Speech On tho
Battle EleId-

A letter in the Prussidn Cross Gazette, OF
the 11th. dated VeudrEsse the Sd, sayg: I
hAve already told you what took place mp to
noon on the I'd. The French commander.
0en~ Ntmpnen, Who bad been obligel to take
the command Of the army At sedan ia pl1ce
to eigu the capituEation, as he did not wish to
close long and military career free from re-
proach hy 80 coEtemptiole Al act, the fault
Of which vas Iot his. 0nly arrived from
Algeria two d4ys previously In order to taxa
the command Of Gen. Faillr's division. who.
On unknown grounds. had been removed By
NaclIahon, he had suddenly been obliged to
would now be responsible to France for
this czpitul1tiop. .Ha had learned to know
German strategy and bravery, saw h.mse1f
completeIY invested and. over eight hum
tired guns from al the neighbo,ing. heights
dit ected 1t Sedan. HIS signature, therefore,
waa given before the final truce expired.
When the document was brought to the King
cd it to 10 fead before the assembled princea,
towhom the Duke Of Ssxs-Coburg and Prince
William Of Wurtemberg had been added, and
General Adjutant Iteakow 1esd the .seTesal
paragraphs OF the cApitulatIon, according to
which thosa othee1s were to be ut ouee 5eleae-
ed, uho, in writing, gave their word. Of honor
not to serve again IN this war ag1inBt Pruasia.
their property with them out Of the forfrsas 800
II they d,d not giye their word OF hounr tI,sr
shared the fate Of the rank and file. vim =
recognition ct The bravery they had tfianisraJ
were allowed al the honcra OF VA, hut Tera
unconditional prisoners of var, An e.r,as
@eapons, guns, aud provisions were 1,,nrenrs,
surrendered. When the readiug OK this men,4
Gable document ended, tho Ring. nusaiino io
Ill present, but especially to the praces, sssi i.
, 1870-09-29

as we'll as the Democratic candidate for
Delegate, announced themselves in favor
of admission, and weso understood by the
people, and were warmly applauded.
Denver may be said to be unanimous 10,
it,. AT tho supper lately given to the e.
cursion party, when Postmaster General
creswell alluded to the early admission into
the Union, tho cheers werc vociferous, anil
considerable of the heavy majority givcn
10 Alf. chHuee' as Delegate to Congress,
grew out of the belief that be could accom-
plish The admission Of The Tarr;torv nv :,
State. Bub: tho admision1 will, turn OF
population II the ccnsns shows that Cal
,.orsdo has at least half ratio Of pcpulati1r.
for = member Of Congress abe has fir
chance Of getting in. Suppose tho rati,
shall Be 150, 600 for a member, has Colo
raao Il, 900 Inhabitants ? II uo., the door
will be difficult to open.
, 1870-09-29
THE WAR IN EUROPE.
Why DC NVtmpFfcn Surrcndered-fEts
Ptau 10 EAcnpo CounteEmnndcd by
Hnc Emperor.

HAAN t9 ksACAp0 C0untcEH1hHACd BIZ
Hnc Emperor.
From Goitqanfs Mrasenger.
An officer who had not quilted General de
Wimpnen all thn morning Of the 1st, writes "a
followa to the Debdts:
ou ftat morning tho PTussians, having ter
minated their Increment, attacked ue on on
right, IN order TO drive us On the fresh trpopar
who awaited our descent from tho plateau. be.
lore dep!oying al their forces. For moment
IN victory, not as get knowing That be had be-
fore him more than 151, 900 enemiea. In the
evening he resolved to open . passaRe for the
troops to ths Belgian territory, or to march
upon Csrtgnan. He would doubtless hare
The contest, had remained IN position On tbe
field ct battle; but the Emperor, who s,ill
held de }0eto the chief command. prevented
him, and paEalyzed his best efforts by calling
up the PtutsiAns with white tag, and By = +
dressing letter to the Eiug- General de
Mimpneu, after warm alteration with the
Emperor and his suite on the subject, re-
turned to his quarters and gave in his xesig-
nation. Napoleon refused to accept it. and
w1ote to him the following note:
"GEsERAI: Yen cannot reign 1T the moment
wnen ,n .ne Amy may be sun saved By an noaors-
Day; do 1t SILL You viii render = great service
P's;ss Is;sss 4 1n sns:a5s n sssiss s
The General, being then persuaded that
only one coutse was open that in retiring
alone, as he could still do, he might avoid
personal captivity, hut would abandon the
gallant soldlers who had brayed death under
his orders during the whole pas; seeing also
that in 60 acting he would lit perform the
functions Of GeneEal-in-chief placed In his
hands br the fortune OF waz. decided to re-
main 1t the head Of the army, to share the lot
Of al. and to set his name to the capitulation
that terrible net which closes By IN i'm
menae disaster, BY Al unforeseen catastrophe,
one Of the most brilliant OF military careers
aeneral Pelle also refused to adhere to the
eapitnlation.. letter addressed by him to
his wife says 80.
~ am pritone13r war with the whole army.
Seres has xnJ people had TO undergo such an
aufunt. Tell your brother that 1.-The reat1s the re-
port Of the council Of war held for the surrender
81 ne army. be Mtll see that tnn Generals re-
fused to submit, TntT were not named but the
world should know thaS the tfisseutents were
Geneiala Pene and Care de Belleu4re."
, 1870-09-29
TIE ATTITUDE OF RUSSIA.

The development of the new German
Empire is watched with grave apprehan:
sior and alarm by Russia. While :hopress
If St. Petersburg and Afossow condemn
the annexation Of Alsaoe and Lorraine.
they admit that no d1pa1tmeut Of the Rms
sian army is now in condition to defy thu
marvellous power of Germany. The gov
s.rument organs have, Of late, ceased to
discuss the possibility of any rupture with
Prussia, md whatever movement may be
mude toward Constantinople will rest upon
PrusKia's consent aud non-interference. A
St. Petersburg correspondent Of the PaN
Mall Gazet&c says, *There are not more
,llnn 10000 or 80. 600 breech-loade.a avail-
able for tho troops; the artillery is far
from being complete, and the attendance
is IN state of total disorganization."
Russia even fears the vearni,,gs Of Ger.
many toward her German Baltic ptor
inceF, and the advance of Germany to tit
Fistula. The route for Pznssian advance
IN this direction is osen. aud the efforts
II the Gar To RnRsisnize this portion OF
his population have only strengthened their
adhesion to the German language, blood,
and customs The Cars imperial policy
represents the "psn-Slavonic" movement
f"r bringing his entire people to the Isus-
sian language, the Greek Church, and
"ure Czarism- This policy is most unwel-
.'ome TO the German Protestants of the
District of Livdnia, including Eastland and
Courland, and centering around tbs Russian
University of Dotpat- Prussin would find
it s1uch easier to extend her Eastern boun-
daries so as to inclnde the German
Russians On the Baltic, than the
Gar will find it to change
their Protestant religion, German language,
and Independent local customs In fast,
the perfect union OF the German nation
would take slice Of territory from nussin
only less important than that required from
France and Aus<&9a. In view of the re-
Gently developed power of PRUSSIA, her
lately orertowering Cossack ally becomes
dwarfed, and is painfully conscious that u
war with Germany at present would carry
humiliation to st. Petersburg as suddenly
and remosseleaaly as it has to Paris. Rus
s'a must reorganize her armios, make every
man soldier, provide them with the nee
dle-guns, melt up her smooth-bore, muzzle-
loadins cannon, cast few Thousand rifled,
bzeech-loading, steel canon; and, in short,
initiate Prussia, if she would be independ-
ent of her.
, 1870-09-29
SURRENDER OF srRAssouRa.


The desperate defence of Strasbourg by
General OF German name and blood,
commanding n garrison gathered essentially
from the two German provinces Of France, :
illustrates, with increased brilliancy, those
same qualities Of tenacity and courage
which, under Ring William and his nbIo
commanders, have carried the standards of
Germany, in few weeks, from the Rhine
to Pa,ia- It is fifty days aince the siege
began During that time the people of
Shasbourg suffered, in a degree that
horided even their captors, as
they marched into the city On
its surrender. Wholly cut off from
supplies, reinfoEcements, commando or
even news, they srare1y bore their peril
and suffering, when the very heavens min
ed burning shot, and their noblest bnild-
inga, including the wonderful Cathedral,
were riddlcd by the ponderous and death
dealing missiles. The siege, in some re-
apects, has been not unlike that Of vicks-
burg, except that Vicksburg could na-.- na--
be .ho'fy cut OIL from m.gg sg";.sh ss bis own was
he'ng anna u General Grant,s rear during
hbst of the siege, The garrison of shas-
bourg, including regulars aud National
Guard, numbered about 20, ono men, while
tie besieging force IVES 50, 600 strong.
AT the siege Of Vicksbnrg by Grant, the
garrison was about 81, 600 men, while the
besieging army numbered 20, ono, of whom
. nearly one-half were required to watch the
r,ovprents nf Tho ra1;ax.;,,er for,op ,rJ.r
, 1870-09-29
WILL NAPOLEON RETURN.

A rumor is circulating in we1t-informe ed
circles in Berlin, London, md st. Peters.
burg that Napoleon I'LL has revoked the
remuneration which hc issued on the sur
render of Sedan, Of the decree creating
The Empress Regent OF Frnnce. This
would restore tho Empress, and resume im-
perial order in France, provided the French
army and people would sustain in. Na-
po!eon evidently assumes tha;
the -miseries which the French
are enduring, though caused by his own
previous misgovernmeut, will disgust them
with republic aud restore their devotion
to imperialism His views are favored by
the failure of the revolutionary leaders to
convoke the Constituent Assembly, OF SUR
NIT their action to popular suffrage. A.
resistance becomes moro hopeless the
growing peace party must demani
a Wild government Of some kind.
having full treaty-making powers.
The Paris "Committeo OF National De-
fenco is not clain4ed TO be such by FAyre,
Trochu, OF Thiers, nor admitted to he such
hy Bazaine, who even demands instructions
from the Regency. While Bismsrk de-
clares that be will do nothing to re.torr
Napoleon, vet The drift sua 1ooio Of events
tend silently toward his restoration viii
whom else ran Germany treat2 The c,r,-
n,ittee fnr the Drfence of Paris en7s r7,b
the siege Of Paris While th,
siege lasts il can hare n ner,.
" nominal noxer in the nm,
districts ~ IN o1ha- c;.;o. n rarot;n,
the;r c.1, for =. c,nst;t,,.nt ....,,h,, ~
rsro,ntion;s,s v;rtna1,v oa~e m tha' sffort
:. far., = r.,;oao, $4,000 a,a s.nt
into . nara nro.5.;onal eYicpncv Their
,rr..nt stt;,n5e as ..,he Gnn,r;ttaa for
tha defence ~ p,,;. 5oas Mt a-an .o,, :
f,ic. ,s;tb ths ne,caf,, rstrrn ~ tbo pon.
pa.te dyuastv.
The German armies ;nvo,nn,,r;,v nil .ba
resnlL even in saving that thew will do
nothing to aid il. Il needs M o,hsr aid
than that the rcnublic sh,1l lc f;rst i,mo,,1
and then crushed, willie the French reonle
are left free to adopt The ouly alteraativc
, 1870-09-29

~" nv ~. I"ced' The citizen. bought Lake Gc,d
Tor y .oot, and so'd IL NJ once to William n.
r"eeo, OF tae Crnson Water Department OF New
Ao'H -, s.y' .o1 s9a.eoo
~ ~. randolph, descendant Of Iohnt "ao'
u'e .ne war Was worth II ,ooo.9 700 10 sls4inll
nu .n AZ" ne2toee, aui lost all III his search lor
y. ou.neEn independence" was N applicant for
uupA III Bridgeport, CT. police atsson TIE
oeAes niPn.
-onset Ls'us5, OF Eangtton, n. +. = Souag
~ Aaa anoot ~ 5eass OF agNefoped Last week Win
fors an ,.s,s y. ~. nc WIG OF his employer. BE-
shs nest hef husband in = olots1
-A"~nei ,.,e wlea aack. -:
ho,,. ~ ..a,. q taaia nave PAID 3l5asooo iof
iii soaa .s 1+12R'a street. New Yorf, and
+,.ors ~. '"se open laa1es' Cub house. Tof-
hrnnra. .s',. e pEtu!efs rca catpca. cosby
,nIx,,. =. s..u c"aaosAess. Felset curtains, cX-
ss esH'aees. ETC.
M,-a o " s.eEe of stEasoonrE. N. Camille St
,tor ~ ot ar11lerJ, WAS upon o6serVs-
sAsui@s Hnen Nc sAw shell fall upon the
-. ~. y. u~ o"n mouse, AID, 2asstog from garnet
- sets!, 1nen explode. The brave ot,1cer re-
a!a4a =. MS poss' but what must have been his
0r VI mlno! On his relief he h2atened to
"nas n u.a oeeo MS home. Happily for him, bis
s Ana enlia a2d LEFT the house for = few min-
W. oe'ote toe ia Of the messenger Of destruo-
@''1 ,,. -...
e1 eaaancey B. Reese, United States
s,n.,s at, olso a. Mobile, Alaba1as, where be was
,.,t,a =. w NC "a 1ast* Major Reese WAS
" HeH aofk State. Ee entered the Mill
~ A.uue1a5 = III West Point, in July, 1854, aui
s.ao1Auu N 1852. In February, 1851, he
nppoae.ea en1ef Engineer Of the Army
~ S lenncssee. He participated In
euale campaign. under General
ouetuan, 1fom Dalton tu Atlanta, and thence to
"asannaa+ Al tue close he Was made Brevet
aal's' hfesef Lieutenant Colonel, and Breyet
eo'ohe'' december, II, 1864. Still serving under
sns.nao. ne Eade Anotner campaign through
south md North Carolina, which resulted Ia The
sosfeadtr OF !oanstous army. For The part be
mokl IN tnes= Operations he was made Drevet
o''9Aaief General. After the close OF the war be
va p1aced on duty a Captain Of Engineers, that
aelpg nis fank ~ the Regu1ar Army. In 1861 he
*aa promoted to Major,
, 1870-09-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE CELEBRAT
MURRAY
LANMAN'S
FLORIDA WATER.

The most lasting, agreeable,
and refreshing Of all perfumes,
for use on the Handkerchief.
at the Toilet, and In the Bath,
Fer sale by all Druggists and
Perfpme1s.
, 1870-09-29
THE LEGISLATURE.


.A.e ''aA'! ~ 70 elecs t@ene5-t~o Repre-
sen'at'ses aud three Senator's to the next
t'eneral Assemoly-one Senator holding
over. 1hls increased number of delegates
has its dangers as we'll as its advantages,
and these dangers are already assuming a
most threatening form. Who shall We
send to Springfield? We have lawyers, ex-
Judges, merchants, mechanics, and men in
every walk of industry, who are competent,
and who would perform the duty intelli
gently snd cret7;iah1y- The new eonstitu
tion is to be put in operation By, system
OF general laws, and to frame these laws
properly will require better order
OF talent, intelligence, and integrity
than has, as general thing,
been foand IN our Legislative halls foryears
shall we have this ability and integrity or
shail We be represented by incompetency
and the hired agents OF private interests 2
We regret to hear that combinations are
already torm.Rg for the nomination OF men
as eaaomates iof tae Legislature VINO, II
e'ee.ea, "o"io offnS tne LEGISLATURE to the
'e's. u out oonl"n a,o eonns, suo 1'oa1o
'Ait '4'. 1u'e 10 q pau 80 appos-
..ou 'aese as :. .. ees'e..' ssasa,l oas 20 eaen
"Ao' Auu ~ saNe "neuefe. 4ostef of oosn-
a -. 49,. =. w
p4eAea - ~ ., se,ee ~ ~ une 70 say
p.n;aa.;e,, 4 aas aaI IN INV, Nv 'na. u
49, ~ ~. .,+.t:,s ~ 4""a
s.nd;a..as .,,t;t -, ,,a .,ao.aa w;11 ~. ~,
-. s.-:-.,... =. 49, s.fa.t ae ...Sr
, 1870-09-29

Heneefozth, Rome, especially in the
winter season, will become the rival of
Paris for tourists and pleasure-seekers, for
music, art, fashions, and all that has made
par,s the most cosmopolitan capital Of the
world
, 1870-09-29
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1870,
REPUBLICAN, NOMINATIONS,

For Representative III Congress for the State 1t
LaIEe, General JOHS l. LOGAN.
State Treasurer, ERASTTS n. BATES,
Superintendent Of Public INSTRUCTION. NEWTON
HATEGAS. -"
Commissioners OF the Peultsus1sfy ErMER
NAStIBERN and CASPAR BUTZ
, 1870-09-29

The TRY, G.. ~ 71m<a refuses to supnor+ =
Thomas Davis e the Republican caratdate far
Congress in the Fifteenth District 1t aaserts rnst
tee delegates to the convention from the TninI
regularly, and t that the nomination In trself il
Irregular aud fraudulent, and carries wtta il No
iL- TIE delegates from Washington connsGp III
Withdrawn before Ar.' DAVIS WIS notaina: .
Caiets the EaefeEees afe specify setiIe,i' ths
Democrats Will carry tie district 1ae
,-Tne brandon {sfiss) Repnsiiaan Is Indignant.
Itssys: &a041'-
We understand that the State Boar, of F,tr-
sr5nte-snaute:z, recently Imported, a. SnnertTs
,sns1t: Of Edusaon for The sarIous coanies Of
re s'a.e; a., Iaess. sde.ws1skeiel, sharp-noactl.
fresh from the ta.ls and penltcntfaries OF M
Enoland, who knuw nothing Of the wants. cns.
orRansze free schools. put deytlfFY tnto thn baas
@ q tae neToes. and the earnings Of the people in