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Ifub,ic-No. IL

An Act declaring the construction of An act TO
ircuTI rate the National Theological Institute
approved May tenth, eighte n hundred and
siytv-siN and also - An act to amend an act
emitted An act TO Incorporate tie National
Theological Institute. AMI to define and extend
the powers Of the same f" approved March
second, eighteen hundred and sixty-sevrn.
Whereas an art to incorporate the National
Theological Institute, approved May ten. eighteen
hundred and sixty-siy. and also an act to define
and extend the powers Of the same, approved
March second eighteen hundred and sixty seven,
has Thavel been Iiisc1nstrued by an attempt 10
REMOVE the scat If its operations to distant
locality direct cuntraventun Of said acts and
whereas the following named persor :, JOSEPH G.
lewis, Edmund Turney. John S. Poler, Charles
n Nor e. William I. johnson, Lindsay Muse,
William Il. Nelson, George +. Mcclellan. Clement
Robinson, GeoT ge Vi. Cundron, s. Alexander, I.
H. Hutch rs W. T. Wi-wali. 5. L. tris>ey, con-
tinue TO exercise their functions the executive
committee, ly the .utnori J # said colpo. alton
at its seat If cperati within the said District
Of Columbia. according to tine intention Of said
acts: Now, therefore.
be it enacted by the Senate and House OF Rep
rssents'ives Of the uaitei States Of America IN
Congress assembled TINT the seat If operations of
the National Iheoegi-Hl Institute AMI University,
inc ,rporatad under the at approved Nay ienth,
eighteen hunnred and sixty-six, which act was
secpad eighteen hundred and sixty -sevea. shall
be, and the sama is her by, located within the
city If Washington, in the District of Columbia:
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rputii1 Resolution No. H.

4 Res tuition in relation to settlers on the late
Si,uN Indian reservation in the stale II Ainne-
Resolved by the Senate and House % Repre-
s,ufatIy-s Of the Uaitei States If America Ia
C..r.re-Ss assent led. THa; tue at Of Congress
sr,.roys,I March sixth. one Thousand eight Auu
sr-I and -iNry-eIEht. entitl-d :. IA act I'T the
relief Il settlers ON the lite Sioux Indian HeSer-
Walton ia the state e M8ue-,fs,' be- and the
same J. hereby, - an1eI,it,i allow the
settlers therein, provided until the first Gay Of
March, ann, i,alIi.ai eighteen hundred and sew
entyons in which 10 make prout ana payment
81. theiC claims
tpra-cI March u. I-11-
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Joint Resolution directing inquiry into the
loss of the United states steamer - Oneida
Whereas, on the twentv-fourth day Of January
last. the United States steamer 50 Oneida. when
leaving the port OF Yokohama. Japan. came in
collision with the Briti. h peninsular aud Oriental
mail steamer - Bombay, and sunk almost in-
stantly with the loss of nearly all her officers aud
the greater part of her men: and whereas the
Navy Del artnIei.t has been unable, in
request Of the House Of representatives, TO corr
nluuicate any detailed satisfactory information
touching the circumstances # the less. beyond lis
extent ana the number ofcasualties; and whereas
it appears that no full and impartial and salts
factory Investigation has been de into the
of the disaster. or into the conduct Of the
parties implicated il, it Therefore,
Be it resolved by the Senate and House a
Representatives Of the United States of America ia
Congress assembled That the cretary Of the
Navy shall, with the least practicable delay
order inquiry to be made into the particulars
OF the loss of said United States steamer .oneida
and Of her officers and men. incluting the sut~e-
quent conduct of the captain of the steamer
Bombay" with view 10 ascertain the response
bility for the collision by which she was DESTROYED
and TOR the destruction Of life which attended the
catastrophe, and make report Of the same L.
Congress.
Approved. AnriI :. 1870
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4 PROCLAMATION.
BY the President of the United States of America

By the President of the United States of America.
Where's a convention concerning the citiz n
sLip of emigrants between the Uaiiei states of
AneTiC. and the Grand Duchy * hes~e. Was
concluded ana signed by their respective Plenio
.entia-ies Dirinstai,r, the first day # Au-
gust one ,tIlsan5 eight hundred and iSfyeight,
which conyentitn being ia the English and Ger
i.isG languages, Is word tor word As fil'ws:
In witness whereof / bave hereuntn set my
hand and caused the seal OF the United st ,tes 10
be affixed.
Dne in the city os VI s-iiinc ton this thirty first
tiay of August, in the year OF our Lord one tn u
sand eight hundred and sixty-niIe, and Of the in
erellie Of she United States the ninety fourth
II. ;. seal L. = GRAM.
By the President:
HAMILTON fIsH, Secretary Of State
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From GrIyEth.lSTo

NOTICE Is HE REBY GIVEN THAT l. v Il
y LIAM HAYDN. .,Gd.-a IF Tie Fourth judi
cia District If tie sru'e Of evaaa, rs Trustee -
the owners Of property ~ Dayton, Lyon county.
Nevada, under an Act cf Congress entitled - A.
.AcJ FIR the relief Of the inhabitants # Cities
and Towns upOn tie !nbiir Lands ai
proved March =. l>G.. have received a Patent
from the United states fl The east half the south
quarter # tie northwest quarter and the ea>f
half Of the southwest gufrtrr of section twenty
three; tie northeast quarter Of the northwest
quarter and the northeast quarter Cf section
twenty-siX, aud the southwest quarter of sect
twenty-fJ and the northwest quarter Of tie
northwest quarter of section tweaty-n in Town
ship sixteen north Of RtE,- tv-lI: I'll east
ia the District Of lands subject = sale at tar-on
City. Nevada, containing eight hUndi ed and forty
acres. Patent dated Nay 10Th. $50. And sH
persons owning lpts or parcels Of ground in sai
town site must within wear alter the frs
publication Of this notice file with me- NJ my office
in Dayton. Won comfy Nevada written descriT
tion and claim Of the lets Of land owned claimed
by them or they will be rever barred Of any .i-l
or interest in law equity in or t. such lots
parcels of ground as remain urc aimed after tn
expiration of such period Of one year.
WILLIAM HAYD0N.
District Judge, Fourth Judicial District, Nevada
Trustee
July 9TH. 1870. jy. -1aw-10w
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County Auditors Report.

| To the Board of County Commissioners o
Ormsby County:
| The County Auditor has the honor to make the
following Report as to the fiscal affairs Of the
| County for the six months ending ON The 3Jtl
| June, 1870.
SUPPLEMENTAL ASSESSMENT FOR 1859.
In the report for the half year ending 3ist De-
cenl5er 1859 il was stated that the supplemental
Assessment Roll for 1859. embraced property val
uei at S211 GIL. the taxes thereon being es,e40 70
apportionci a follows: To State, $3.50 u; to
County, Sc. 22S 81 ard to the Fire Department,
SIG 81 Upon account of this assessment there
has been paid account of State and County
taxes So 80 and on account Of the fire Depart
ment s. being a total of S:S5 80 and leaving due
upon that roll the sum Of ;, col IS. apportioned
as fellows: To State. S2,5S5 y; 10 County.
81 eu4 %. ard to the Fire Department, STA 81.
on the litL February last. the BOARD If Commas
sioners passed resolution by which 1t was
ordered, that the entire supplemental assessment
for tie year 1869 he. and the same is hereby.
stricken out and RENTED" But the state au-
th0rIties. ubjecting 10 such action by the Board,
instituted proce dnss in the supreme Court TO va
cate such order. which have resulted in late de-
ciSiou by the Court that the action Of the Board
ia thus RENTING the whole of the Supplemental
Roll was unauthorized and their order declared
void. What proportions Of the present ceilrqfsn-
cies upon that roll, and the additional 10 Per cent
thereon will be hereafter collected. depends ID
great measure upon the further action Of the
Board ard of the District Attorney in reference
thereto. The collection of the amount due would
be a great benefit TO the County finances.
.ISQUENT T.xEs-
No payments have been made into the County
Treasury since the LIST January last upon account
Of the Delinquent taxes of 1Sta. or Of any If the
previous years During the first half of 1909 there
were 81 SIS o. besides the additional 10 per CEN
tum. paid in en- account Of the delinquent taxes
Of lSOS.
The balance on hand on the 1st January, 1S'o,
,ras ........-...S-ll0 l43 Il
RECEIPTS.
From the Ist IF January to the 30th June. $50,
the payments into the County Treasury have been
Is follows:
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Currency has been sid for coin as PILLOWS:
$50 90 at GOO. netting S5D2 ID. Boss---.-.-s % 90
Account County Buildings Repair Fund.
Coin has been s1ll for currency as follows:
81 $50 - coin for ops s. currency. Gain Si95 o3
Account Redemption Fund.
s34i % coin FIR Si09 - currency. Cain. C5 81
Account General Fund.
S113 Oh coin for SI3i 81 currency Cain. 81 50
Euying $50 l. currency at Sic.
Buying 3, 6S9 ~ currency at Sc.
The receipts from Miscellaneous Sources "
came from the sale Of coin for currency.
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
IL. :. MASON.
Treasurer Ormsby Comfy, state of Nevada
Carson City, July 4ih, 1870.
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Notice to Creditors.

HAMILTON FrsH,
SECRETARY Of State

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN EY THE IN
er-iEae- Asin;iri.strafr. x Ut the ab we NJ ei
estate. to the creditors Of and al persons iavng
!siuls :.ltiri>t ssil deceased "a exhibit the
with the nee ssry vouchers, within Ten n 'rtns
fln ;.re publ alton If this notice. 10 the under
sisre4 NJ the Nevada Ectel in she town If Geu1a,
D.,Igiis County Nevada .
MATILDA R0tCII.
ADMINISTRATIVE.
Genoa I'D Juiy. lS10-
CLsrr,S DavI 5. Attys FIR AiIn'X-
I
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I -.,te Il Isabella Clifford. deeeIsr,i-in Secont;
.T,.lc57l District Court. Urushf county. Stare OF
l,e.as.t.-.s,fice i hereby gwen by me under
signed executor of the list VIII and testainrut OF
I-.i,eI,t Cttf ri Jecsa-i 70 the creditors and
all p.Tss- hsvic, claims ai ST che said deceased
4. exhibit tutin, with the necessary vouchers
wiii.iu ten nsrtls after the first publication Of
this E.,ticr 70 me. at the Office O a. =. Eli $,
E-.l. d. Carson ti:y. A q. CLlffORp
s.~cuter Of the last Will and testament of Isa-
a CiIIosd deceased. jy2S4w
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Public-Na II.
An Act prescribing the duty of the Secretary .
the Treasury in certain cases therein named.

An Act prescribing the duty of the Secretary
the Treasury in certain Cases therein named.
Be IT enacted by The Senate and House Of Fer =
resentativrs Of the United States of America il
Congress assembled. That whenever any Staie
ment of interest or principal on investments in
stocks or bonds issued or guaranteed ty such
State and held by ths United States in trust II
sh IL be the duty Of the Secretary e the Treasury
to retain the whole, much thereof as NAV
be necessary. Of any moneys due on any account
from the United States to such State and to a,-
ply the same TO the payment Of srch principal and
interest, either, or TO the reimbursement, viii.
interest thereon, of moneys advanced ~ the
United States on account of interest due Oh sac.I
stocks or bonds.
Approved, March %, 1879.
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Re II enacted BY the Senate anil House Of Repre-
sentative, Of the United States o; America in Con
,--4. assembled That the following SUMS be- and
the same axe hereby, approx RATED GU. If any
money in the treasury nnt otherwise appropriated
FIR the supper; Cf the Military Academy f,r the
year ending the thrte;h OF June, eighteen hun
,.Eevi ana scyeuty-oUe-
Err additional pay II officers, and fir Ta- Of in-
S.ruct1rs CADETS ami musicians. r'yo hundred and
five Thousand TIVE hundred and ninety three dollars
ami twenty cents
For clerks 10 treasures, one ,housan fvsi han
dEei dJllarS:
For contingent expenses If the departments Of
mathematics, artillery. cavalry and Infantry
ur,inance and guane y practical engineering civil
and military engineering. natural and experiment
u! r.Eilo-oYhy, AMI compensation - attendant,
three Thousand three hundred and fifty dollars:
For Pew press. type. and materials Tor Office,
AMI diploma, for graduates, one thousand three
LUn :r-t dollars:
F0- transportation. twelve hundred dollars:
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t. enable the Treasurer TO make payments in
the kind Of money required by the nature OF the
claims. 1t became necessary either to convert
:. coin ;, into currency or currency into
..coin, - which was done with the following re-
suits
Loss t. Repairs Fund hy sale Of currency.-S So GO
cain to ReteInntion Fund b. sale ofcoin... 495 o3
Gain 10 General Fund by sale of con..-.---. % 81
Gain to Eoad Fund by sale OF coin...-.-...-- Il %
The gain 20 these funds is the amount previously
reported as :. Miscellaneous Receipts and are
included in the apportionmeuts made to the proper
funds.
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County Treasurer's Report

To the Hon Board Of County Commissioners Of
orIIi>by County. State of Nevada:
Gentlemen-Hercwith l Submit my report al
the business Of the 1reasurer's Office for the SIX
months ending Jnne 30, 1870
My last senli-annnsl report, dated January 81.
$50. showed cash hand in the different funds
On urcnrlll,ar TI-r ist.l. As follows:
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FRoCEEDINGS
OF THE
UNION REPUBLICAN, STATE
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

! At meeting Of the Union Republican State
Central Committee le d mt Virginia CITY June =;
! ls.U. it resolved tn t a state Convention Il
the National Union Republican Party tie held AT
WEDNESDAY,, SEPTEMBER 81, 1870.
To Nominate candidates Cor the following ef:ice~.
TO wit: Governor, Lieutenant Governor, kePre-
sentative in Congress- Justice Of the Supreua
! Court. Secretary of State. Attorney Generstl,
Treasurer % state, Controller of State. surveyor
General. Superintendent Of Public InstructiH~,
State Mineral gist, and CLERK Of Supreme Cou:r;
aud the transaction Of such other business shall
properly come before said Convention.
ou motion. Resolved, That each county he
titled 10 one Delegate large, one for each one
hundred C0) votes, and one FIR each fraction owe
fifty 500 cast for the Republican Presidential
Electors at the election of lS'S.
ON motion, Resolved, That recommend -
the several County Cent;al Committees that the
Primary Election Of Delegates to both State and
County Conv enti0ns be held the 18th day Il
September. $50 and that ut said election one DEF
egation be elected To- tie state Convention and
delegation 10 the Couaty Convention.
On motion. Resolved. That voter at the U:i0a
Republican Primaries shall posses, the + II WIZ
qualifications: lie shall be citizen Of the Unitri
states and of the State of Nevada: he shall the
time of voting at the Primaries he qualified
electer AMI registered ter Of the Precinct in
which he offer, t. vote: he shall have voted the
Union Republican ticket. State and National.
the General Election Of November. 4. n. 1sfS,
would have done 50 had it hesn possible :" vote:
he shall solemuIy pledge hi5ns- TO vote for tine
nominees Of the Union Republican party AT t;Ye
General Election in November. \. D. 1870.
Resolved. That reud To the several
County Central Committees that au the day ef the
Primary Election for Delegates to the several cen
venfirns the people be requested to express their
preference for The eaudidales fJT the several efcS
State ard Comfy, by direct vote.
Delegates arp5rtiunedt TO the several Counti=7
As follows:
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puhlic-No. ii

A, A., masking appropriations for the support of
IN. Military Academy for The fiscal year end
inc June tLirt,stb, eighteen hundred and sew
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Official evidence has been filed in this Office that
| all sums due from the County Treasurer to the
State up TO the 14th June, 1870, have b. en- pro-
perry accounted for "r paid over by the County
Treasurer and that officer has the State Cont:Oi-
I4rs certificate that he has been discharged from
all liabilities up to that date
| The paymeut of s., 456 - from the Redemption
Fund Effected the purchase of II old Interestbear
ing warrants the principal Of Alch was - 81. 90
\ and mon which thu accrued interest amounted to
| 81 al Os making tot,l indebtedness Of s37il IS
and icing "a saving to the County OF $50 1t.
| There icing the required amount in tn. Rail
road Fun l. the Beard and the Virginia and True
kee R,iiroad Company made an agreement unfer
hich early in January tn It company in consiier;t
;i n Il the advance payment Of six thousand SIX
hundred and fifty dollars, surrendered Coupon No
| | belonging to each of the Bonds issued by the
CoGnty TO the Railroad. and PAYABLE on the LIST II
| June amounting altogether To the sum Of seven
thousand dollars, thus etfectins saving OF $3.50 TO
,he County. In accordance 10 law the balance
remaining in the Rail DAD Fund WAS, as before
stated, transferred to the General Fund
INDEBTEDNESS.
TIE foatipr debt on the LIST January. $50. was
stated to be Sll SOB o. aud since that date die al
lowed claims payable cut of the usual funds have
been as foll,ws:
Out Of the General 9,3iS 81
Out Of the Contingent Fund...-.-..--..... IN 81
Out of the Fire department fund.-..-... tt';i 10
Out Ct the Read Fund /, 10 .e
tfEt Of the heptirS fuld-.----.-.---- ~ 10
Out III I ae Treasurer salary Fund 800. 80 90
f,,t Of The Ju,!g.'s salary Fund.. l 80 90
out of the railroad Fund............. $3.50 60
Total aI,ov aDces .............-..S21 ,6GS ~
The payments from the several funds have been
before mentioned ard tn following statement
shows the amount of the claims against the pres
lands remaining unpaIil the LIST July, 1870:
Against General Fund................S 81. 946 -
.r,in-, Continren, Furd .... 8 so
e,in.t Fire Department Fun.. .Oi g.,
Against Road Fund ..............-...-... l,eC3 IL
Present floating indebtedness... ....S1i 7fS 90
County bonds have been issued to L." Virginia and
Truckec Railroad Company for the sum Of S20u,-
600. rr1 sSi
The principal Of the old Understanding in
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NOTICE
To All owners of lots IL
Dayton. E-yoD County.
NCFIt:s.

One Year in yvn,cl, 10 File your
Claims,
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=
y. A. II. BAIL.
Chairman Neya1a State Central Committee Ma
tilnIl Union Republican Party
c, c. BATTERsiAS. Secretary.
june -, $50. III
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Public Resoluti0n-No. ..

Joint Resolution directing inquiry into the
loss of the United states steamer Oneida
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Tie foating debt on the LIST January. $50. was
stated to he Sll S23 Oh aud since that date tle al
lowe,! claims payable cut of the usual funds have
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-03-26

San Francisco custolnlleuse Of
ficers have to look sharp for o pi-
um, which pays for smuggling OH
account of q duty Of 100 per cent.
The last steamer from China
brought over several hundred dol
lars worth of opium, which it was
intended should pay no duty. It
was found in a heavy chest, most
innocent looking, whose thick
sides were hollow and filled with
tho drug. A consignment Of Chi
nese pals was also found to, be
made Of opium with a she'll Of
wood forming the outside ofseach-
Several dozen pairs of shoes gave
up their contents, contained in
tin cases let thick soles A bun
die of. feather, busters held 4 lot
and one Mongolian was stripped
Of his high waterproof boots to
reveal his legs swaddled in tho
precious drug.
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DENTAL NOTICE.

HAVING determined to settle permanently
IL in Monroe for the purpose Of practicing
opposite the southeast corner of the public
square, in the house lately occupied by the
Land Office, at all hours. My family will live
10 the same building. Having had very
large experience in all the different branches
OF my profes sion, the treating Of children S
teeth and all the diseases of the teetl, Of adults,
and the extracting of teeth and .arraaging ar
Htcial teeth; feel justified in saying that
am prepared to do anything in any department
OF my profession as well can be done any
where. and at reasonable prices.
N. F.. McCRAW.
Jan. s, 1852. ~ ~ nI5af
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to office with a West Point t idiocy
on the subject of politicians. He
had thoroughly made up his mind
that politicians were dangerous
men, and he was going to make
up an call tho talents adminlstra-
tion," selected exclusively. from
the walks of private life. The
country will not soon forget the
history of that melancholy failure.
Perhaps no sea captain over I'M
dertook to make a harbor without
a pilot and succeeded so soon in
humping against a sand-bar.-
And the next thing we found was
a swarm of the worst kind of that
dreaded class of 'spoliticians" in
full possession of him, Boutwell,
for Secretary Of the Treasury
Delano for Commissioner Of In
tefnal Revenue, and q host of
other discarded hacks of the Re
publican party holding offices of
greater and less degree under
him. -. .~>.' =
But the ruling principle of
Grants administration is his per-
sonal avarice. He.is not an am
biti6us man, still less a dangerous
man. I have always laughed at
Frank Blair's idea of him as the
American Caesar OF Napoleon.
Offer him his choice between a
$4,000 house and lot and the
title of Emperor of America, and
he'll take the former; give him an
imperial crown tomorrow and
he'll scOOD the Jewels out of it
with his pocket-knife, and throw
it aside as a worthless ballble.
He is a man of practical good
sense, looking at everything from
the dollar and cent standpoint,
and determined to make hay
while the sun of popular favor
shines Oh him. At the expiration
of his term he'll go out-if not
Notwithstanding his bounds,
collecting his rents, and congrat-
ulating himself on the success of
his gift enterprise. = -f4.s-
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The grimalkin Of the Senate,
Mr.. Charles Sumner, is much eX-
ercised about a dressing that Gen.
Mungen, of Ohio, thought proper
to administer to him not long ago,
and his friends in. the House are
for furnishing General Mungen
for the crime of touching the char
acter Of the anointed hypocrite.
The story is too long to be told
at length, but the Chicago Times
abbreviates the points to our
hand: -f=e
ssIt is proposed to expel Repre-
sentative Mungen, of Ohio, from
the House, at Washington, be-
cause, in the speech. he printed in
in the Globe, but did not deliver
in the House, be insinuated that
Senator Sumner might safely be
intrusted with the charge of a ha-
rem. ss.--e.-.,-z} -... 4. ra.'tg p
'sThis may Or may not be true,
but it's truth OR falsity has moth
ing to do with the propriety of it's
introduction in a speech on Cuban
matters, and it is not surprising e
that the Senator's friends should
be indignant. n.
"When Senator Sumner, in q
speech in the Senate, compared
Douglas to a scunI, and without
prOvocatfon, made an indecent
and savage assault Oh Senator
Butler, there was no movement
to expel him in a Democratic Sen
ate, and the Republican press was
enthusiastic in Communications of
his speech.
ssIn the employment of obscene
and filthy ideas when dealing with
political opponents, there is no
man in the country who has sur
passed Sumner. He has clothed
them with grandiloquent language
but this did not alter their char
acter. Why is it that men who
are shocked by Mungen's vulgar
ity are delighted with Summers
obscenity % "