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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1871-11-02
DrM0C RATS!

On next Tuesday, the eth Of November,
YOU will have the opportunity Of exercising
the highest prerogatiye Of an American
citizen, and no man can claim that he dis
charges the duties incumbent on him as a
citizen Of this State unless he takes sufi-
cicnt interest in its political affairs, and of
the county in which he lives, to come out
TO elections and make an honest effort to
get his ncighbor out and vote the Demo
cratic ticket from Governor to Assembly
man.
There is Widespread and almost gen
erai belief, among Democrats throughout
the State, that the Democratic State ticket
can be elected next Tuesday. Both Demo-
Gratis and Republicans agree that there will
he Very light vote in this State this fall,
tthey say not TO exceed l35,00O) while
the Democracy polled over 81, 600 in 1868
hence, it follows that if Democrats come
forward and make an effort to keep up the
vote Of our party, we can win, without
counting on the general apathy and indif-
ference which at present pcrvadcs the Re
publican party Of this State, If its discord-
ant and disorganizea cliqucs and factions
can be properly conglomerated with the
Federal ofhce-holders' posse under the name
of party" The leads Of these cliques
see, with fear and trembling, that defeat is
probable hence, there is no charge too
base, no lie too vile or transparent for their
use in the present campaign, this being
the natural result Of Il ticket forced upon
the people.
The State ticket presented for vour suf
Trace thi. fall i certainly in no;nt of aI,;1-
;.l ;nt.;4
- '',' ~ - 'iio o'o' 'l'Ae' oNe' pre-
sentcd to the electors OF the State: ard our
radical friends conccde that the Democratic
county ticket Is = strong one. and made ~,
,r ,,,,,..,.t ;oair
49,, l'.9'''''',e ','' '''''' = = p''i.c'ls
safe 70 say that the three nominees, H. ).
Plerpont 4. Picninr and Michael kirwan
ara fnlfll;ns. no nnt;ee If tbo;r ros,,,ot;,.o
g.. - .l.,..',
''''', "''' nueil'y Vi'''h
AiN II i i'o'
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DODGE COUNTY MUTUAL INsUR-
ATCE co. SOUND.

In times like this when so many Of what
were supposed to be perfectly sound compa-
MES have been crushed in Il day by the fear
ful fires in Chicago and elsewhere, it is
gratifying 10 be able to say that ills WELL
known and iong-tricd Company comes out of
the terrible ordca! healthy and vigorous
Although in common wi;r other companies
It has lost 10 considerable amount by the
late calamitous contia@ratious that have
swept over several counties in the northeast
part of our State. and which has neccssitutcd
the icyying Of an assessment of fifty per
cent. upon the premium notes held by it, yet
every dollar Of loss win ne paid and the Com
pany still have ample funds to secure its
policy holders, and this would be the case
were the losses three times rs great.
with confidence we say never before were
its prospects as bright rs now. True, some
Will murmur about the assessment: but !.
moment : reflection must convince ali that it
is right. Those insured on the mutual plan
hoped il would cost but one per cent for five
years. Nothing more woUl have been asked
had 1t not been tor these extraordinary fires.
but the sufferer. must uEd s>han be paid
right away. These notes were to be levied
on in just such emergencies; each policy
holder being lie Treasurer Of the Company
10 the amount Of his note till such time (aud
recent events confirm it as tho true theory Of
insurance
After paving what Is called for their in
surancc Will have cost less than in mot
stock companies, as they now charge =, per
cent. for five years on farm property. And
considering that thousands Of their neigh
borS lose ali they have paid or agreed to pav
TO those companies that have failed and vet
have no Insurance, the patrons Of this NAV
well regard themselves fortunate, their IN
surance being good beyond question The
late or Sh must convince the farmer that he
does not want a policy in companies that in
sure largely in cities. taking heavy risks on
hazardous property. Few such come out of
the Chicago fire. claiming to be solvent. and
when we consider the amount and kind of
risk they arc carrying, il must be admitted
( that the strongest are weak, and that an
other blow, even light one, must floor them
The advantage of a strictly farmers COM
pany must be equally apparent. BY reason
Of the failure Of many large stock companies
that have operated among the farmers as
well as in cities, there is - large amount of
property uninsured to-day. 1t is believed
that a large part Of this business can be Sc
cured for tie : Old Dodge = that writes
only on farm properly, churches and school
houses it Ecyc" having gone back on its pa
irons. and that il will continue to be the
tanners Company Of Wisconsin.
Wauimu. Wis. Oct %. ISL
WI. HNBKIRk, President.
GEO. f. WHEELER, Treasurer
J. \. BAKER, Secretary.
Up. EEINDRICHs, Agent,
l!-w3 Manitowoc, Wis
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I'D ucxsrian in EIassi1.

The Russian government evinces a praise
worthy desire to raise the educational sta
tus of its empire, which, to judge from the
statistics published by the Board of Educa-
ton, recently appointed, seems sadly need
ed. The number fpersons enjoying school
education amounts, in Siberia, to one in
G64; in the southwestern provinces-Kieff,
Podolia, and Nolhynia-to one in 532: in
the three old Russian provinces possessing
no school boards, TO one in Al: in the
thirty-tiye old Russian provinces possessing
school boards, to one in los; in the king
uom of Poland, to one in 81; and in the
Baltic provinces, to be one in every 70 in
habitants. The difference in the several
provinces : greater than any one not
acquainted with Russian life would have
anticipated, The superiority of the west
over the east is more considerable still than
the above figures would lead one to believe,
for a great falling off III school attendance
has been observed since the carving out
of the Imperial ukase prescribing the ex-
elusive use Of Russian as the language for
teaching. Especially in Lithnania, the
rural population discovers a great aversion
to the RussianizeI schools.-PaH NH
GezeHe.
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stand at the Polls.

We hope every Democrat in the county
vii be At their respective polls early in the
morning, and attend them until the clos inc
thereof Work for and circulate the Dem
ocrat ticket all day, Don't finch, and Won
Will have the consciousness Of doing your
duty. WoRk, WORk,t
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STATE OF wIsCoNsIN-CoUNTY OF

MANIT0WOC COUNTY CIRCUIT
w Court. Henry Rgpke against Chris
tlan Alderman. Wlbeimina Alderman and
August Springer. To the above named de-
tendlnt You are hereby summoned and re-
quircd to answer the complaint in this action,
OF which a copy will be filed in the office of
the Clerk Of the Circuit Court of Mauituwoc
county, and serve q copy of your answer on
ns at our Office in the city of Nantowoc within
% days after the rvicc hereof exclusive
Of the day of srch service; and if You fail to
answer the complaint as aforesaid the plain
tiff viii apply to the court for the relief de-
manlc'l III The complaint
Dated April 5. 1871.
WALKER ( WHITE. PITS Att'ys
The complaint in this action was filed in
the office Of the Clerk Of The Circuit Court Of
Manitowoc county OFT the lOth day Of Oeto-
Der. 1871.
1l-6t WALKER * WHITE, PITS itt,ys
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gook CUT for spiitTicke,S

The Republicans are getting out ali
Kinds Of split tickets. Look ont for the
straight Democratic ticket with the name
OF Henry B9tz in place of Anton Klaus
nnd the name Of Gilbert ". Burnet in
place Of II. S picrpont.
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N PRoBATE-MANITowoC COUNTY

IN pR0BATE-MA NIT0W0C COUNTY
i Court. In the matter of the estate of
Wenzil Hadlishka, deceased. On reading
and fling the petition of Frank Hadiishka Of
Cooperstowp, representing among other
things thst Wenzil Hadlishka, late of Coop
erstown. on the 81 day of October, A. D.
1871, at Cooperstown, died interstate. leaving
goods. chattcls and estate within this State,
and that the said petitioner is the son of said
deceased and praying that administration of
said estate be to him granted, it is ordered
that said petition be heard before the Judge.
of this court on Monday, the 9th day of No
vember, A d 1871 at 10 o'clock a. m, at
my Office in said county. Ordered further,
that notice thereof be given to the heirs of
said deceased, and to all persons interested
by publishing = copy of this order for three
successive weeks prior to said day Of hearing
in the Nanitowoc Pilot, a weekly newspaper
published at Manitowoc, in said county.
l4t3 ". w. WALDO, County Judge.
Dated the Goth day of October, 4. d. 1871
STATE OF WISCoNSIN-COUNTY OF
y Manitowoc S. In the matter Of the
proof and probate of the last will and tesla
ment of Karl L0ritz. deceased, late of the
county Of Manitowoc. Whereas, an instru-
ment IN writing, purporting 10 be the last
VIII AMI testament of Karl Loritz, deceased,
late Of the county Of Manitowoc, has been
filed III this Office: and whereas application
has been made by Michael kcllner. praviur
that the same be proven and admitted to pro-
bate according to the laws of this State
Therefore, it is ordered that said application
be heard before me, at the probate office in
the city of Manitowoc, in said county. on the
9Th day of November, A. D. 1871 at 10
O'Clock a. m. And it Is further ordered, that
notice shall be given to al persons interested
IN said Will. Of the time and place of said
hearing, by publication in the Manitowoc
Pilot, a newspaper printed in said city, for
three successive weeks. once each week,
prior to said day of hearing. BY the Court.
l4w3 W ". WALDO. County Judoe
Probate Office, October aSth, 4 D. 1871
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MEskegoas Lunshcr.

The woods are already alive with men,
though five weeks earlier than usual.
Considerable money has already been paid
out, and so many contracts made in the
counties of MuSke@on, Ottawa. Occana.
Mason, ManiStee, and clear up to Grand
Traverse, that number Of our cotempo-
raries give timely notice to the lumbermen
70 take care and not overstock next wears
market, and thereby depreciate the real
value Of lumber. Contracts amounting in
the aggregate to 3J0, 900. 900 feet have al
ready been made on Nuskegon river and its
tributaries. White river will not fall
short If 75.00o,e90 making a total for
this county 425, 0oo, 0Go, to say nothing of
the small manufacturing localities.
The amount of lumber, Ia lbs, shingles
etc, shipped from this port from July 18th
last to October 18th is as follows:
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The number naturalized this wear is
much lighter than that of any previous
year, on account Of the fact that party
naturalization committees have not attend
ed to the matter.
The property Of the Tammany abscond-
er, Woodward, Is to be attached for money
alleged to be due the citv
The Reform Democrats have nominated
Horatio Seymour, of Utica. as a candidate
FOR the Assembly from New York, against
the Tammany candidate. Tom Fields.
Seymour telegraphed his acceptance.
Rosenzweig, the abortionist, has been
convicted of nanslaughter in the second
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Principal Feature ia il.
Y VERTICAL FEED.

which is the most practical and desirable
device for the purpose, possessed by
any Machine, giving the DAVIS
the preference, and which
the manufacturers claim
mnLns Il
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tApgroyed. !
JOHN "A. SPENCE, Presdt
,Attest J. w BRYAE, Sect
- CO. Ana. %. IA.

. q
At special meeting Of che board, nf.
ter previous uOtice, held this 2eth tnE
Of Aug. a. were present John A.
Spence, Presd't; ~ wv. BRYAN, Sc
eretary and Treasurer; Measrs. z. A.
Perkins, y. "A. Perkins, Henry Welsh.
Jacob Ryan. ahd George Ryan, inem-
bers Of the hoard
On mofion, resolved, that from and ne.
ter this date there slnlIt mot be etablish-
ed in any oftlle wardS of this parish moro
than the amber Ofsch0Olg herein speci-
fed, viz; In ward No. /. 3sch0qls; ward
No. 2. 3 schools; ward No. 3. & schools:
ward No. 4, schcOls; ward No. s, &
schOolss VTBr,l No. 9, schools; Warsi
No. 2. 3schOOIs,
II Il further resolved, that Shs above
resolution il not to interfere with the
present established schools.
On molten, resolved that the presi-
dent and secretary Of tho parish board
.slre authorized t0appoint three trustees,
on the recommendation Of the teacher
and patrons, To supk rintend each school.
ana make monthly daitstael reports OF
its condition. q.
On motion. the complaint Of one
Thomas Mullett 20 the Rev. n. Xxi 1 Di.
Qssy, Div. Superintendent charging
Mr.. BASS, teacher of the freedman's
school, at Lake ClAriea With irreli siots
conduct and using pgoiane Language,
was taken up and ehqtiired into. The
AOara, aftef investig asillg the matket hiss
arrived 1T the conclusion, that Mr..
Basss conduct Is not such 81 ID warrant
the b0ari in reCommending his dis
charge, but think, from inquiry. thst
his coudhet III school has been good,
bis Snties faithfully performed. ana
deserving Of some credit ior the good
be has dome ~ Reaching On frsedmen
ut this place, We, the b find his
conduct ia sehaol unaxcep able. and
consider that las conduct lde az the
school Is not such IS would Justify the
board ia taking any action ii tiia mat-
ter, but suggest slight repfiEpand from
the Div. Superintendent. ~ being an
that Is necessary under the circumstan-
oes.
On motion. res0lved that the board
10 recommend 60 the Iliv, Suparintend-
ant, b. a 7 Williams, Of this parish. Is
being qualified 20 teach i pgimafR
lchoel. ana ash for him . reriifirsFa Is I
hat effect.
On motion, resolved. that an Rppr0. !
lriation AZ So p0 out vi the paialic
rhool funds al this parish he made for
lie pun pose ofpaying fer the puhlicA- ]
ion Of the proceedings Of the board for
me year. III the Weekly Echo.
There being no further business be.
ore The board, ON motion IL adiournel /
Until the next reRnlan nesting.
JOHN A. SPENCE.
BTos3 & Parish Bard.
Attest
y. Nv. BRYAN, Secretary.
Lake Charles, Sept Q, 1874.
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Proceedings 0f the Town
Council. Z
n IlAKE CHARDEs. NAV ~ IN

L AAAA-.9p @AAsa5 sa@G4f AOd ~
Present. John A. Spence Mavor.
Aldermen Louis Lefranc, Joseph ii. Rvt
an, ClspaT SCHNEIDER and @. t4lasspoSl
The sssi8 board having been duly ap-
pointed. commissioned aud sworn. took
their seatg, 4
On motion, Alderman Joseph Il. Ry-
an, was elected Secretary 0yo-ssis
On motion, Mr.. Lastie g. t4uillorv
was unanimously elected town Con
stable, and as such Assessor and Collet.
-ctOr, for the balancs Of the year 1871.
Resolved, Ihat the constable, assess
or 0nd collector, shall receive q SUI IN
oftwp hundred and fIty dollars per an
mum. payable pro rdtg.
Mr.. W. L Hutchins, former consesl
bic assessor AMI collector hating made
. report of his official duties, showing, Il
large dslinquent tax list for the years
1868 and IO69, aud licenses for the ve.ss
1859, and licenses for the wears 1869 and
1870. be it resolved, thft the present
constable heapd is hereby authorized
and commanded 70 collect the same
without unnecessary delay.
Whereas By estimate of expenditure
made on the 4th day Of September, A. \
u. 1869, it appears Tint the sum of one
thousand dollars is requisite for repairs
Of stree IS and other necessary expenses.
be 1t resolved. that the corporation tsx.
es for the year 1870, be aud the Same is |
hereby levied "a the rate Of one fourth |
lf opgper ct on the assessed ysllne of Tie |
'a1able property for said wears and that
tue Licenses on professions, trades and nc
''lllRtlons fen the years 1SsITT1 and 1871. be
md IS hepeby fixed at the same gates IS the
state licenses, oI like professions, trades
lp1 occupations for aad wears; except
hat Of saw mills, which licenses for said
years are hereby fixed &c TWENTY-FIVE /
dollars per annunl.
ON motion, the board adjourned till |
saturday evening next AIay 9th, a I
p 1871, at & o'clQGk, r. M i
SATURDAY EvESINe, Nay 9th, II.
The board met this day pursuant to
IcIcurninent Present john A. Spence,
Mayor; Aldermen, 81 Louis Isefrssnc, o.
SCHNEIDER, Joseph u. RYAN. ana o.
flaBspOol
On motion, Alderman j. b. RYAN vas
allied upon 70 get 81 Secretary, pro-tep,.
The minutes 81 the last mesting were
esd and approved.
On motion, Resolved, that Jacob Ry, /
n, be re.elected town treasurer for the
lalance Of the fiscal vear. ending LEI
loRday III june, A. ID. 1871.
On motion, the board adjourned tin |
he next regular meeting. w
Approved I,
JOHN A, SPENCE Mayor.
Atiestl
jon q. RYAN, Sect Pro-tem,
Sedtember 9th. 1871,
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WlTH Onions. John
Volt III III, az Washington,
srded W tie Farmers Club,
= Tie following communica-
On ahipb0aM at New Or
(, 10 the wear HeA0 III charge
hundred marines, with Ch0s
among them, I observed thut
Nhn ats freel y oi onions, sup
KS them healthy, were attack
eFtainly aud tahlly Onions
ta4tcared the Lite Of q rattle
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CORRECTED EVERY WEEK,
? IN N CTAI

Gold ,., 1872 . 49,
State NaFT8nts 81 q IS
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snake p rs - ana are con
cred specific ii ail snake +
have found four senar b witness
es OF pnen0Rlena oahnscsed IN
small pox aad levers
!. 0Hions d rooms ilh ll
po1 rot rapIdy
g, 6lisseta rise ia EBe0
,. They retain and con riunie ~
the virus many wee ~ Tie chi
demie has subsided
q Applied D. the feet q fever
paheats the rapidly turn Slack.
2. They prevent tie spread 6f
small pox in thiekly populated tee
temeats py absorbing ithe piras.
q A man with hgdrabhobia IN
his trenzy ate yoraeiou 81 Cd
ions and recovered
From all these facts may be de-
duced.
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= VI BRTAs, seeFet9Fy.
80 49,. tulT y. -.

The Perish School I icard met pursu-
ant 70 Adjournment Present, John A.
Spence, Presitlent;J w. BEyan, score.
tary, Jacob Rysn and George Ryan.
On motion, resolved that the account
Of Mr.. Jacob Ryan, Treasurer, be
approved and accepted, and on pressn-
tation of receipt in full from j W. .Rry-
an, Secretary ami Treasurer. for a.
mount dle Oh sail ssttls a Is, thts th3
Parish Recorder be authorized to can.
eel his bond as Parish Treasurer of the
hoard Of school directors. On motion,
the board adjourned until the next r.
guar meeting.
Ammo znfI
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JOHN "A. 81 NN(E
Pra at I'ari d board

LAKR CHAEIss July 9TH, III
At q regular meeting % Che board oi
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- -. JnIg I0lh. lsII.

The board met Pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present. J0lu AZ Spence. Pre-.
sident; j. W, Bryan, Secretary, Jscob
Ryan and George RYAN.
Mr.. Jacob RYAN presented his ac-
count rs trt asurer for settlement, which
was partially examined and found to Be
correct 20 far as investigated, but final
settlement was pOstp0ue1 INIT Satrr.
day, July 22d, 1871, to which time tie
boagd adjourned.
Approved
JOHN a. SPENCE,
Pread't 81 the Board.
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PROCEEDINGS or TIE BOARD
or SCHOOL DIRECTORS.

J
Regular Meetings of he School
Boards b &c 6eld at LQke Charles,
Parish IA Colcasiea, La, on tRr
frs Mondl1s n JaRaaYg, AprSl,
,g0lg, Oad ctobsg. az egck s.sssl..
LAKE CHAassEs, April 18th, 1871.
Messrs Jacub Ryan, Eli "A. Perkins.
john A. spence, Jnhn Hes, Jas, A. Per.
kins, George Ryan, and Jas W. Bryan,
met ia the Court house, I'll tla town III
Lake Charles, and proceeded Is a tenn.
N0raTy organization ~ the Board at
School Directors 81 che parish 81 Cal.
eAsieu, LouisianA, by EALING Nh. Jacob
Ryan 70 the Chair, and John A. Spence,
ESQ, AZ Secretary, when the board pro-
ceededto & permanent organization BY
ole0ting ~ ballot Mr. John A Spence
- President and DANES 81 Bryaa.
Treasurer,
There bsing 40 further business ~.
iraa the hoard, ID adiauEned until tha
aext regular meeting.
Approved.
JOHN a. SPENCE.
Prasdt. parish board
.Attest.l
]. vi BRYAN segt'y
LAER CHAIEs july 7sh, III
At . regular meeting pt the board oi
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JOHN "A. SPENCE,
Presd't Parish Board.

J. w BnElr. seeey
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The good nursing pf The dog has
done much toward allaying he III
Aammation; the licking 81 The
wounds BY tbs faithful animal Ras
undoubtedly saved the boys Life.
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wounds BY the faithful animal 6aa
undoubtedly saved the boys life.
s.s#frai
.TIIRILElIaTG SCENE.
right Bet cela 9 LePnaraeas
ard TgoE Iyemas- one Or the
4yenas KaHied.
AN English journal IL b recent
date gives the subioined account
d i fesrfuI combat ii q menaeerie
atICarnarYo1, Wales, between d
eopardess, three hyenas and 1
Ieeper
Mr.. Wombell'a Royal No. / Ne
pageFie, which IS op ita way to Car
navyon, was thrown into great Ell
Sitspent "a Friday night at Har-
edh. Shortly before the feeding,
Fh6n the cafnivora we're becoming
4ceediDgly active and parading
bGir respective dens With evident.
pleasure in expectation Of their
sily meal, 4 leopardess, which had
tshabitation vita three other per
orning leppqrdq, had quietly bo-
eds small hole ia the parti ion,
ID atthe aishtot three PERFORM
pg hyenss, her ne16door neigh1
orsg dashed through and made 4 |
tiple onsIarghton the three anil
als. gbeT, 10 turn, played their
art--tW0 Of them remaining in
jadly oolnbat with Che leopardess, /
bile the third hyepa, which had
ridently l&asnsd that flight was
netiibs TIE best part ofvalorr
oapad through the hole by which
B ledpsrtless had entered, only
ind itself surrounded b. great
dangers, namely, three growing
ppGrda 4 9nr ss
TlIoss appearsd at first quite a.
ped 81 tho unexpected visitor,
q for some seconds held consul
ion BY crOuching and growing
tho further end Of their den. A
licoman gave the alarm, and Lo-
pzor with the ssilitg and intrepi.
y Of 3 tiger fRsbed iat9rthe hy.
ss' den, and inviting two keep
to oIloR him, tho three human
ures could be seen il the midst
the combatsnts, who BY this :
be had reionhled The fight. The |
Tsp Was i terrific one and a fa- (
one. Soonerthan-wecan write,
hyena ley dead. The leopard-
released her captive only to
ke an attack anon the other. :
reoao. rushing at the neck Of the /
pardesa, made ID appeal t0 his
human comrades to reach ahe
de- N n Es grioge
shree other gentlemen who |
come up On the outside Of the
Then there Easa sight worth
ing. The leopardess doubled I
redodblsd 5langed and Feplup-
but was saie 30 long AZ the /
was il GO hands u ths cup
SCI PRESERVATION then bel
sths aist Inv of hen nature.
lXs,h@ 4eM s@lg ~ F5aNtt
AFnlFfle Raslafance ct A.orenzu
histrlands inside, lie gfasping
la Nas released. During this
y iHSthin the hy enas dan, the 1,
p keepers managed 81 shift Y
oot 10 sep aie The fugitive 3,