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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-10
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Thirty-three branch offices have already been es-
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MEDICAL.
John G. ANGEIL, ID. DIS.

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AZ tnose who may require his services or advice.
~ ~. alien would inform his patients that the Rub
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price. A"N 10 10.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-10

Principal Office:
WASHINGTON, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
J. W. ALVORD, President. D. L. EATON, Actuary
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

The receipts of the French Fair, in Boston, on
Tuesday amounted to +S,6e5.
The steamer Ajax from Honolulu, with Aus
tralAn mails, is three days overdue at San Francisco
There will only be twO-thirds average wheat
crop California this The wool clip will be full one
The last spike of the Memphis and Little Rock
Railroad Duy Buf on TUESDAY ahd Ae ROAD VIII soon
be open for businesA
James Plunkett, liquor dealer in Chicago,
suicide YESTERDAY shooting himself Financial embauass
the immediate cause OF the ACT
The annual examination of the officers of the
artillery school Fortress Monroe now In progress Gen Barry 1en
Russa Roberts and Col Baylor constitute the Board
The steamer Dacia has left Kingston, Jamaica,
the cable between st. Thomas and Demera The sunoE
gappn los. Porto Rico cable The weather favorable Tor
operations
The observations taken on Mount Washington
Yesterday Barometer % 49, change mnas OI+
10 change Relative humidity ~ Windl"e' 'e'H"
~ miles per hour
THE authorities of Jamaica have seized "a PACK P6is.
and ammunition which oabdestney
in the bushes at Salt Key. They intended for up0~N
Cuban., but will now be sold at public auction , ,,
THE railroad and wagon bridge across tno .. ,ho,
sour River at 81 Louis was completed on in he world
$lO0O0O0 1t has IL piers and the largest d" 80 ,d, o ,hs
jsl feet in length lu the center two spsns ' wv
passage ofTan ., -.
...E Eleven Japanese merchants nave ooBas in JspsS
San Francisco with 10000 cards OF sk bone
t65jOOO contracted for BY The Japaness
but the order cancelled In consequence % Prsn,eo for
merchants then shipped the entire o' "I san1'ton
They are the best Known variety and In fool e"nu' 4.
The corner-stone Of the Marqllala Snapel p,s, ~ -
the DIVINITY School of Yale College vas md , ol.,, an
corporation professors aud sueut a. Rev samuel ilarr.
Iod1eea % 'ha 1se eS,pT-S - d Uarde Theology IN tue msg
School Leouar Bic"n' NJ sag, f Buok
aud American Church History Abs w.. nI1 h, re L,trcshp
na @ s s E U,u Besehr % TO oeeuP 'Li' "'"'" j"
Ns Yale DIVINITY hchoo'
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13
c1ncLLAR EEnM NJ. THIEEs.

TIL GovERNHENT FoECGs INCREASING - W.
1IU.s, ANu TIE ASSEMBLY IS PERFECT
AC,oGD-IHa REPUBLIC TO BE MAINTAINED.
IbI TELEGRAPH To THE TFbuS.I
LoSioS. Wednesday, April p, 1871.
ATmuuNE special dispatch from Versailles, dated
Tue,l4yA d says President ILiers has sent cir
eularto alb the IIofccsin which NE says that Marshal
NacSlahou assumed command on Monday. The
Amy OF Reserve, which is placed under command Of
Gen Ymoy. is daily augmented, and is thoroughly
organized. declares the reports circulated daily
that bee ec.ntcullues rc,icning are false. lie Is IN
perfect accord vi.h -he National Assembly They
have all sworn TO defend the Republic, and good
citizen, may regard the future with confidence, as
they haycuoIcas 20 fear any overwhelming ca
lamitics
Gen. LAdmrant's troops occupy Rueil, ManteHc,
and the Bo.s Cdambos. lie las his headquarters at
Garches, and is watching the rebels at Asnieres.
Cissy commands the night wing which is on the
other side Of the Seine and in front of orts NmUes
and Montrouee. Troops occupy the entire road from
Versailles 10 Orleans, and posted at every two
miles
The Prussians have established twclvepoundcr
battery at St. Denis, pointing toward Paris.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT GRAND RAPIDS, MICH
THE CO4L STRIhE.

A MINERS MEETING-A COMMITTEE APPOINTED
TO COMPROMISE MATTERS.
SCRANTON. Penn, April 12.-The miners held
mass meeting in HYDE Park this morning when dele
gates were selected consisting Of three miners from each
branch Of the Workingnens Benevolent ASSOCIATION,
the Delaware Lackawanua and Western the Delaware
Hnd,,n and PENNSYLVANIA Coal Companies, who were
instructed 10 meet tomorrow IN Hydc ram I'Se =,
The present difficulties II poss1le and I'r akictlHs
upon a plan they are 10 appoint commute 10 ,h
Win the Companies AT Conference TO be held at Mauch
Chunk on the 18th OF April. , l.
nov named Ti-dal. age l5 years. found dead IN
the woods near shanty Hi, with bullet ~ his htah
lie has been missed three days. David owen VINO was
so inhumany beatenla last night by ruhahs' 10 HAey ~
recover .,-...,..,.,
Two Of the rioters Grimes and Dolan. gave themselves
mp TO the authorities this morning IH'l "tlo nc. -.
baii in tho sum OF 5000, leading miners being their
hnuti
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
p Q rs CRIP.T.
A VIGOROUS ATTACK on PARIS.
a A. WI.

NEW BATTERIES oPESED-THE PRINCIPAL EF-
FORT MADE AGAINST FORT vANvREs-.
REPORTED FAILURE OF THE MOVEMENT.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRrBUyR.l
LONDON, Thursday, April I3-5:3oa a. m.
dispatch from the special correspondent Of TIM
TRIBUNE, dated Wednesday. states that tbs
cannonade which was sustained all Tuesday
night was continued vigorously on on We'd
nesday morning, and that a simultas,cou,
attack was made on the west and Eouth,
the Versailles troops opening with 30 new and heavy
guns. The principal effort was directed against
Vanvres. 1t was supposed that they intended 10
mask serious movement against Porte Maillot
At one time there was general alarm over a repors
that the Versailles troops inside the city but
the Communists now announce that the attack
everywhere failed.
Porte Maillot has been shattered by the guns Of
Fort Valerien. The cannonade lasted all day. nu-
merous shells reaching the Arc de Tromphe. 1t was
intended to disperse bodies Of Communist troops.
The latter advancing from Chaise-le-Roi, were
driven back on the Orleans Railway which
has been cut by the Versailles troops. Tho
condition of Paris is unchanged The Commune
grants passports more literally. designations from
the Commune continue Goupil left to-day. TLo
Archbishop has written to Thiers begging gentle
treatment for the prisoners Rochefort writes boldly
against the Commune, denouncing Pyat and his set
as abomnable tyTants, if not more probably down
right fools.
A TRIBUNE special dispatch from Versailles on
Wednesday, says that there was tremendous firing
from the direction of Yanvres and DIssy heard on
Tuesday night and Wednesday morning, but no i'm
portant news has reached Versailles
Cathelineau Is forming Breton legion at Com
peigne. The Crown-Prince Of Saxony at the same
headquarters, declares that district to be in state
Of siege
The Versailles Official Journal says Dombronsbi,
the commander Of tho insurgent National Guards
was o Prussan spy during the siege.
The TRIBUNE special correspondent at Roren on
the 18TH says that Gen. Fabrice goes to st. Denis to-
morrow with German troops, to establish his head
quarters there.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13
ArrAIEs IN pAR1s on TrEsDAY.

BOTH SIDES BUEYlNG THEIR DEAD-CON1EM-
PLATED ASSAULT ON PORTE MAILL0r M
MINENT-AN UNSUCCESSFUL TRAP SIT FOR
TIE GOVERNMENT TROOPS.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRBUNEl
LoNuoN Wednesday, April 70, 1871.
A THlnUTE special dispatch from Paris, Tuesday,
April II, says:
There is a luH in the fighting. Both sidee are
burying their dead. They are. however actively
preparing to renew the conflict. Gen. Dombrowsb
reports that he is firmly established at Asnieres,
holding the northeast corner of the peninsula
The preparations to assault Porte Maillot are be-
Heved 10 be nearly completed.
The Onciql Journal publishes m appeal from nu-
perous women, calling upon the National Guards to
frltto tie last extremity. II also publishes de-
cr,e promising pensions Of coo francs Si2 each to
t.,yidows OF National Guards killed il action, and
So francs s,3 to each child. legitimate or llegiti
mate. Utuc relatives of the National Guards ale TO
have uca,iC4, in certain cases.
IArFn.-Firhuuc has commenced again. lheNa-
toual Guards rctlcatcd from Asuieres as feint IN
order to en-lap the Government troops into dlsad-
vautae,ous position. This stra'agm entirely failed
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13
CRIMES AND cAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

The town Of WaICOtt, WaYne CO., n l., was
almost totally te.troyed by frc on TUESDAY night.
Can't. Timothy Bntler of Boston was instantly
iild ,estenIay board hs sloop by the ia'"g o' 'f
Romulus Newconb, convicted Of burning a
% IN N.,ton Msss been sebt'Aoed To ten yeas ID Ae
Prison. =, .
The dcfaulting cashier OF the BiaIIcn i}ank , p %i
L arrrtrd a. Rome y l. AhH Tue
missing funds iouud possesiOn lie believed 10 Oe hsAA
A locOmotive two baggage and one PASS niger
Lou, on TUESDAY The locomotive tentr And ono
badly dana ged, but no po was seriously hJaiel'
IA verdict Of $1,000 was yeNIcIuhy Enon, ~ -,
Al. M,trpoinn ofsr Railroad Company 81 boston 10 o'
Eingud Casey. for serious lerfonal uuIts W .''t '
wagon 10 consequence Of d collision VII" ho'a'-'l''
The prosecution in the Fair-Crlttenden nun ~, W.
der s Al san Frntcseo iBtTouc fehuA e'n.
hsf esr. 10 nou, bad before th' ne r
interest Ia th. continues unsbate OytI 100 v, M
had ysd plse have been pahlshtu NAM y" VIZ "
tsn introduced ~ q ugtt 1eI 1glloauoD
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13
RULLOFF THE MUBDERER.
STATEMENTS OF THE CRIMINAL-HOW HIS AC-
COMPLETES WERE DROWNED.

STATEMENTS OF THE CRIMINAL-HOW HIS AC-
CoMPLICES WERE DROWNED.
BIyGHAMroN, April 12.-Rullotf has made n
fun and connected statement in regard TO the night OF
himself and his accompces Jarvis and Dexter afterho
murder OF the clerk Mrlck the night Of the lh or
August last After the fatal shotswas hred-as RuuOn
arms by Jaryisthey assisted Dexter out OF the store
he being so badly wounded in the encounter with the
clerk that he could scarcely support himself They went
as rapidly as possible toward the Chenango River on
the way Dexter tainted from loss Of blood and Jar
ys also showed signs OF exhaustion owing to his nu-
rles Upon reaching the bank OF re Tiyer they halted
aud discussed for few minutes the chances OF getting
across safely but although they had misgyngs as to
their success there was alternative, and they at last
plunged into tho water and at once found themselves
beyond their depth Dexter grasped hold OF Rulo and
cung TO him with his hands and winding his legs about
him. The latter only saved himself from drowning by
breaking away from his companion after fearful strug
gle Dexter sank and reappeared once, and entreated
Ruo Jarvis TO him; but the latter although
good swimmer, himself rapidly falling, and tho
former thought It prudent TO keep aoof He sank
again, and up and hoated on the water ''s
Jarvis put forth every effort to reach the opposite
shore but injuries no had received at the hands OF
the murdered clerk so serious that his strength
failed him. and he was drowned. RuloR says he swan
across the river and looking back as he was climbing
no the bank he saw IN the light OF the moon the bodies
OF his ato companions in crime floating slowly down the
river He says that Jarvis had succeeded IN getting 70
the west shore his injuries would have prevented him
from walking STEP SIT si.. s'1 81 .-+.-'f
RuoR will give account OF where he went, or how
he concealed himself up to the time OF his arrest ten
miles from BinghamtOn, six days after the murder 10
will be remembered that at the examination before the
coroner RuO refused show his hat and the coroner
insisting upon It, the hat was left IN his possession
and cut into pieces by him In his cell He now says at
his reason for doing that there was blood IN the
hat canning from severe wound made in his head by
the codchse thrown down the stone steps by the clerk,
Rftr on he
craed the wound by washing all the blood away, and
arranging his hair it in particular manner His
shirt was also drenched with blood and he tore tat up
II impossible induce Rullof to make any further
revelations. He maintains the same solld indifference
TO his fate that has characterized him throughout MS
trial and sentence and devotes his whole attention 70
his Pathological Investigations, upon when sugec ne
will diate 10 visitors long they VIII listen III Is
still hoped that full confession may be had from MN IN
regard to the planning OF the robbery and the suDse-
quent bloody events although ho says that ms stare
ent the Court Emira contained al that nc mas 10
say in the matter.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13

good toueois o' Paris Paris governed by " In this
he te @ Oom"e ucctot u establishing understanding with
opp ste camp ani Fastening The Of the great Party
Of om Having tnuwphof Oh resistance In the the
Committee laws hc mask. and explains
"Commun q Paris IL will be removed from
uf7V, munc pat rvol tOn that famous and nous Of
I% Wc im~ed s sinister DEGREES the Convention tie Ma
toni Assembly Of l"3 II has however, points Of
resemblance thst bat how far 1t erc,eis 1t in It's
uews, Us actions, It's sims The Commune" Of 1871
sovereign and cdlsu nt II draws and
s1' tie means Of recognition and for from the
central an hr'v whatever that therefore the
cr ste Of central auihont tnd urouslv enough n
pon ths central suhun being Republican. 1t pases
p0yce Cogaics rights independence
such The language Of modern Commons" They do
rate conceal e thoy spcsk excellent Of Their fore
fathers Of re Middle Ages forgetting ony ngs which existed
then eTtent faith the DIVINITY and the feui which
Inherited hy The Commons Of those privileges
Of which they exercised Neither they disguise Their readiness
force against tie rva central aThoty represented present by
he Assembly st Ncsles should wish 10 peetue iis commits
SION aud dsaIov the TgEt Gained by Pans TO fge after it
fashion.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13
PERsoNALrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Samuel r. Thrashcr, State Senator elect, died in
Claremout y. H.. Yesterday.
Napoleon is HAT Chsehurst and has been con-
fined 0 a Il several days
VIM H. Seward. jr, and Messrs. Knapp and
Ostone and their Francisco few days before
ua.ug . tour Of Cahlorus and oregon.
Mr. Jay, Minister of the United States at
vienna ba- received Gable dispatch from President Grant eIfesi
Inc deep regret rsn os Ausns by tie death Of Admiral
IegelOf
Bishop Martinez arrived at Havana III the
.,ssusf Columbia ZEE erlas be- allowed to land II Is
M ou vet whether Bhop m De soVed 70 ashore OF be
s,. eli ia return 10 Spain Tie bdGr much excitement
f. Kissam, agent of lIecht Brothers, import
or, Of ths city mystenous disappeared SUNDAY 10 Philadelphia
Ssg much srfet, friends M Vt the M he foom and
en ont O'Clock the There Is 20 clue ~ to hs move
mems lu from t,, and quiet lencAloI foul pay
ia feaTe
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13
THE FRENCH CIVIL WAR

ATTACK or THE SOUTHERN FORTS.
,-,,,o--s RATTLE RAGING ALL DAY YESTERpAi
WOUNDED INSURGENTS ARRIVING ,,npFD IN i1e
-uCAvY losses ApMITTED-A NJ, ~
GOVERNMENT SUCCESS AT FORT u 81 81
LONDON. Wednesday, April l2-ao''V ;, - -.
,,...,,os fro,,, paris s;ate that loud and uiih-
.or-,rtcd canuorade has been kept UP sll'V i'.
-, between Cbatillon and the Sou'leIh ~,
-. arc olso engaged, and the noi'e u INC
;lrses and nusketry has been AhoI''''i'' ''"''
bo'clock this morning. n. Nt.;uo. or5
Co,,,o,,oJing around Neuilly, Porte Maiiio', anu
Ia. Torres has been resumed ana is as
solant as that on the south Fighting Is now gong
-, tbe Rois de Blulogne andat Asmeres' ihe Com-
-, are forwarding reGnforcements to the troops
God. The wounded are coming IN IN large num-
hers The losses are heavy
The official reports Of the Commun claim that
.versailles forces were Tepulsed on Tuesday even
sin an attack on the southern forts, and that their
Ioss was heavy while that Of the Communists was
rorv light The insurgents believe that the attack
,os sintended to mask an attempt 10 cauy the Mail
lot Gate by surprise
. rmor comes from the Vaug6raTd quarter of
pans that the Communists have lost the Park of
nTssv. where they were intrenched, and that the
Commandant OF Fort DlSsy has been shot by his
own men.
Yesterday a sergeant of the National Guard
sounded Prussian st. Denis A conflict ensued
between the French and the Prussians. and some
members of the Commune soon made ther appear
snee with flag Of truce. but the Russians declined
u recognize it. The disturbance, however, soon
ceased.
report from Gen. Domhrowsld asserts that the
resrlt of the Vcrsallst reconnaissance at Asnieres
has been greatly exaggerated. Several companies
Of the Commune Guard are ercamped at Asneires.
The r,st Of the iusUrceut forces in the trenches
The euro Of the Church Of the Madeline Is re-
ported 10 have been assasSinIted by Parsian mob.
Arumor Of the death Of NJ Vernorel, the distin-
guished journalist, Is contradicted
Pla,ards counsclmg conciiatory measures toward
the Versailles Government have been destroyed.
The Prussian Official Journal at Berlin says that
Germany viii only interfere IN the domestic affairs
of France when it shall become necessary Tor the
collection of the money due TO herself
The trial Of Tie insuucctiouaTy leaders was begun
in Marseines yesterday. and the cases OF NM Pei
les er and CrcmieuX viii be decided by tomorrow
The Echo Of Cologne says the French prisoners are
leaving Germany at the rate Of 1000 day. The
Echo sdls that only those who are known to be IA
vcrable TO the Versailles Government are allowed to
de,Q!t
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13
TROUBLE ON THE MEXICAN FRONTIER.

INDIAN DFPRFDATORs PURSUED INTO UNITED
STATES TERRITORY-CONFLICT BETWEEN THE
NExIcANs AND TIE GARRISON AT FORT
coonwIN-TuE COMMANDANr AND FORTY
AMERICAN SOLDIERS KILLED.
GALVESTON, April 1.-THE GdlreStOn NeUs
has tho following special dispatch from Austin;
s,y ELIzARIo March 10, 1871
10 the Hon. A. j. FOUNTAIN, Stale Senator Jro" Ii 1@s'
District:
Ircosed and printed slip cut from The BOrderer OF
March TO- The butchery there described Is horrible Oue
II has led to more boOdshed and there can be no ten
where the matter will stop Dr. Camaniego chlet el'
officer at Ell Paso, Mexico. has received by mouhteu
courier, from Chihuahua, the following report;
"Co Terrasas, commander OF the chihuahua frontier
troops pursued the Indians those who committed inc
murders spoken Of in the annexed siip)' across tho
boundary line into the United States. The Indians were
from the Fort Good win reservation ana red 10 get DICK
there in order to be protected from the Mexican troops
La the pursuit some 40 Indians killed. and as many
more were captured. The commanding officer at FOrI
Goodwin hearing Of the affair from some Indlahs "no
had escaped sailed out with 40 men to protect the In
dlans and while doing he came in collision WIN ,ne
Mexican troops fight ensued and resulted IN the XIII
ing OF the commanding officer of Fort Goodwin and 40
American soldiers. Col. Terrasas had about 2C0 men,
e. ATKINS
Extract RON TIE Borderr PUBLISHED At Ia CruceI " W.
ANOTHER INDIAN BCTCHERY.
From NJ f. Herring conductor on the Northern Road,
we learn that last week the train OF MesSrs keau ana
Miller the route from Chlhuahua 10 Fort BaNaru'
loaded with bacon Before reaching the boundary line,
MIR Charles Kearl and wife, with six other Americans,
proceeded in advance OF the tram and, wheh abou Ye
miles from H. we're attacked by large band of Indians
Mr. Kearl his wife, and five others OF the party were
killed the spot the othor Two succeeded SscdpuE,
both badly wounded but has since died. The bodies
Of those slain n the at act we're horribly mutated mo
hands being of and placed beside the bodies ana he
head of Mr. Kear was placed by the body OF his wife,
and her head upon his shoulders. The attack occurred
between Casas Grandes and Gavloa The names on the
killed as far IA learn, were Mr.. and MIS- near,
Gus Hepner, Mr.. suthland, and Chas. Deiano.
NO DISPATCHES RECEIVED AT WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, April 12-The War Depart
men has not yet received any advce relative to the
reported fight between the United states troops and
Ne acans on the Texas frontier.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13
COMMUNISTS AND CoMMUNALIsTs.
TIE PRINCIPLES AND OBJECTS OF THE PARIS
N-I-ElINIe.

Fran TIE FaH Nal Goze'e Morcl o.
The Partisan correspondent OF Ihe Itmes
points that there n the bed Of the iDsurrecuon
Ia lc phrases IU two streams flowing together towards
ems which NOT identical, but which do not materially
oher Tie aim OF party 10 the predOminance OF the
poor over the wealthy classes, OF the workman over the
master OF labor capital that OF the other party s
Universal Republic. founded free, sovereign, and
0L.te die Communes Inc former TeE,1IH tIo aili ~
tbeI Utopia; tho latter consider that the end towards
which their colleagues tend would, If attained assure
AId Duration. The writer proceeds; .....,... ,.o
- i~ Which appear fairy 10 express ibf
IL call Comngrst second COmmunshst be Int
\ Eratl Gerrso Switzerland France and forms
va va eneti The lane Of The f W n %
~ W., e am eDseirns es lls' uo. Ieis ;t
@ os soa,n league 'gs9s Tue ma mastds m ,e sD q;
81 y be peltei to ,e & 10 NJ, bs. bothiBg 70 do With
.ihef l,eIeetusi Eeealstcn lie would very
49, WOO ,.oulq succeed 70 arranging upier one ioin
The inspired Of em ouy undertsud thing
reror social Intellectual should b. placed above them they
ses' h tls eons' oipS'. sf supremacy oil ohe Their
Tlef de'eomeni Ihty io son Of eoniuse mixture Of all the
divinity bsubed from them Their l pssEe Of those
B.bf liz Bsbso been IN rss The rsSr,sr Fr,pes Of
VIA. y oeins Gose ns', nov rs to his doctrine. s. mps,
Para have undertaken 70 introduce o tie domain Of pIsccs is
liy, governed Is past dtt-MM BhuQu Dee,cus I,
Btc-h s,t TIE most moderate and among EN-
hHe Mottu leo heer and son. oihes whose
g 'rng up nto notsle 10 thee. must be sdded The
10 the ktuOnA Assembly
vlo tscesng ts oonseeGon statesmen have on st M
themselves from the Of
sueb are hhtre Tosn and MsOB. Al foT NJ F6BI
Pat the Of
should dncaly passing reve. here the ebes
cnm1nas tboo which has only shown iis OUTSIDE the Hotel De
Vie Untnown names II eIcept those Of NM Leffsngs
tsuers Jue ysfs Their ess lave become entirely
issc With the Communist opnolS that impossible any longer
Distinguish those WHO profess 10 bold 10 the Commune ratle
70 Commoun and those Who are Tor Communism "a Der utn for
t Commune II What the CommunaH itas
tos, q n. Gs sa dt,s. % A. srt s @sSfsncl.@sstS Of The
veAfat alone question This "eHfrsnb semeHt was The
vi sefd used recruit body VI proeare Almost i'm
.Nbey tfer IL des.rsbe 10 dAm The Bourgeois
~ o,soss the elensns Of defense aud thee va, mGch
al 0eJ uuscp aJ ftsJ Natural bslehfs j AA saE VI