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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-12-04
CUBAN AFFAIRS.

It 8 with regret that have again to an
uounce a continuance OF the disturbed con-
dition Of the Island of Cuba. M al auce
toward the plc f.ation of the di -contented
part Of the population has been nude
While the insuri ection has Laiued no advtn-
tages and EXHIBITS no more OF the elements
o. power Or Of the prospects Of ultimate
success than were exhibited a year ago
Spa n. on The other hand, has not sucteed@"
10 IT'S repression, and the parties sand mp
pareutly IN the same relative attitude winch
they Lave occupied for a long time past.
THIS contest has lasted now for more than
iolr years. Were It seen at distance from
uur neighb1rh0yd we might be ind tferen5 70
i-s result. although humanity could NOT be
UuuOv, by many Of It's Incidents wherever
trcy might occur. 1t is, however, at our
door
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-12-04
BUREAU OF EDUCATION.

The rapidly Increasing interest in cducl-
ton is a most encouraging feature in the
current history OF the country, and it is no
doubt true that this is IN a great measure
due TO the efforts of the bureau OF education.
That office is continually receiving evidences
which abundlnt.y prove its efficiency, from
the various institutions of learning and ed
ucation all of kinds throughout the country.
The report of the Commissioner contains a
vast amount of educational details OF great
interest. The bill now pending before Con
gress providing fer the appropriation of the
net proceeds OF the sales of public lands Tor
educational purposes, to aid the States in
the general education of the rising genera
tion, is a means oil such great Importance TO
our real progress, and is 50 unanimously ap-
proved by the leading friends OF education,
That commend 1t to the favorable attention
OF Congress. Affairs in the Territories are
generally satisfactory. The energy and bust
ness capacity OF the pioneers who are setting
up the vast domain, not yet incorporated IL
TO States, are keeping peace in internal i'm
provements and civil government with the
older communities.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-12-04
DEPARTMENT 0. JUsTIc

Detailed statements Cf the disbursement
through the Department OF Justice " Ill be
FURNISHED by the report of the Attorney
General, ami though these have ben some
what increased by the recent acts p.
Congress to enforce the rights of citizens OF
the United STAT. 10 vote IN the several
States Of the Union and 70 force the
provisions of the 14tl Amendment u the
Constitution of the United states and
amendments thereto, | cannot question the
necessity Of the ealu,ary effect oil these
eua etmcnts Reckless and lJwless men, J.
regret, have assJcllted themselves together
IN some localities. to deprive other cities
Of the rights guaranteed q them by the
Constitution OF the Uutted States, and u
tia5 end Lave committed deeds Ot blood and
violence, and the prosecution and punish
menJ OF ny of these persons have tended
greatly To the repression ut sucn ut-St ,io'7. i
do not doubt that great Inaj lr-ty Ol the
people in all parts OF the country iaVJr the
full enjoyment, by ali classes OF persons. o.
these rights t. which they are entitled under
the Constitution and laws, and invoke tue
aid ami influence OF all good citizens TO
prevent organizations whose objects ar by
unlawful means t. interfere vita those
rights, and look with conf ieucc 70 the time,
not far distant, when the various advantages
oi good order and peace Wih induce az
aba ldonment Of all combinations prohibited
by the acts referred to and wnen it Viii tie
unnecessary TO carry on prosecutions or IN
tict Punisnments TO protect citizens from
the lawless doings OF sucn combinations,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-12-04
PARDoN OF Kr-kLUX

Applications have been made u me to
pardon persons convicted Of = violation Of
said acts, upon the ground that clemency in
such cases would tend to tranquilizs the
public mind and TO test the virtue OF tbat
policy. l am disposed, as far as my sense OF
Justice viii permit, 10 give 10 these aPpHca-
tions favorable consideration, but any
action thereon Is not u be construed as
indicating any change IN my determination
to enforce with vgor such acts as long as
the consp;Tacies and combinations therein
named disturb the peace of the country. 1t
Is much to be regretted, and is regretted by
no one more than myself, that necessity has
ever existed to execute the Enforcement Act.
No one can desire more than | that the
necessity Of applying it may never again be
demanded
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-12-04

Of Nay last, to inquire into depreda lions on
the Texas frontier, have diligently made in
vestigatIOns in that quarter. Their report
upon the subject will be communicated to
YOU. Their researches were necessarily
Interrupted. parity on account of the limited
appropriation made by Congress. Mexico
on tie part OF that Government, has ap-
pOinte similar commission to investigate
tie outrage. l. il rot announced ofFi rally.
bot tile press of that country states ;he full
err lDvesugation is desired, and that the co
operation of all parties c0ncerneI is invited
To secure tn end therefore recommend
that special appropriation be made at the
etrliest day practicable, TO enable the com
III ssi1ners, on the part Of the United States,
10 return to their labors without delay.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-12-04
DEPARTMENT o. TIE INTERIOR.

The Secretary Of the Interior reports
satisfactory impr )vement and progress in
each of the several bureaus under the control
of the Interior Department. They are ali
in excellent condition. The work, which in
some of them for some years has been in
arrears, has been brought down to a recent
date, and in all the current business bias
been promptly dispatched
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-12-04
POSTAL TELEGRAPH

/ would recommend also the appoint
ment of committee on commission TO take
INTO consideration the best method equitable
to private corporations who have invested
their time and capital in the establishment
of telegraph lines of acquiring the title to all
telegraph lines in operat on, and of cOnnece-
ing this service with the postal service Of the
nation. 1t is not probable that this subje ct
could receive the proper consideration during
the limits of short session of Congress, but
it may be limited 50 that further action may
be air to the Government and to private
parties concerned.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-12-04

department, subject to the approval of the
Minister of Finance, little remains to be ac-
complished by treaty for some time to come
with respect either to reduction on rates
or improved facilities of postal intercourse.
Your favorable consideration is respectfully
invited to the recommendations made by the
Postmaster General tor an increase of service
from monthly to semi-monthly trips on the
mail steamship route to Brazil, for a subsidy
inside the establ sament of an American
line of mail steamers between San Francisco,
New Zealand and Australia, for the estab-
lishment of post Office, savings banks. and
for the increase of the salaries of the heads
of bureaus.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-12-04
III SIGNAL sERvI CE.

The observations and reports of the Signal
Office have heen continued. Stations have been
maintained at each Of the principal lake
seaport and river cities. Ten additional
stations have been established in the United
States, and arrangements have been made for
an exchange OF the reports with Canada, and
similar exchange OF observations contem-
plated with the West Indian Island
RICO MMENDATIoNs BY THE SECRETARY OF WAR
ARRIVED.
The favorable attention of Congress is 10
vited to the following recommendation of the
secretary Of War: A discontinuance of the
appointment Of extra lieutenants to serve as
adJutants and quarterms STEERS; the adoption
OF code providing specific penalty for well
defued eft nses. 50 that the inequality of
sentences adjudged by courts martial may be
adjusted; the consolidation of accounts
under which expenditures are made as
measure OF economy a reappropriation of the
money tor tie construction of depot at
San Antonio, tie title to the site being now
pert cred a special act placing the cemetery
az 9iex.cv on tie same basis as other national
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-12-04
THE FRANKING PRIVILEGE.

| have heretofore recommended the aboli-
ton of the ranking privilege, and see no
reason now for changing my views on that
subject. 1t not having been favorably re-
garded by Congress, however, l now suggest
a modification of that privilege, to correct
its gIariug and costly abuses.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-12-04
MILITARY DETAILS.

The annual average mean strength Of the
army was 24,IOI white and 2494 colored
soldiers. Tue total deaths Tor the year re-
ported were 367 white and 5 t colored The
distribution OF tie Melical and Surgical
History Of the War is yet to be ordered by
Congress. There exists an absolute necessity
for medical corps OF the full number estah-
llsi ed by act Of Congress Of July %, 1866,
there being now 50 vacancies, and the num-
Ter Of successful candidates rarely exceeds
eight or ten in any one year.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-12-04

The didei en-, e which at one time threatened
the mamie ance of peace between Brazil ard
the Argentine Republic, it Is hoped, are it,
The WY OF satisfactory adju-tmenr. With
these ates, as with the Republics ot Central
and South America, we continue to maintain
the III ST friendly relations.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-12-04
RIVER AND HARB5R IMPROVEMENTS

RIVER ND HARB)R INPR0vEMENTs-
The river and harbor improvements have
been carried on with energy and economy
Though many are only partially completed,
the results have saved to commerce many
times the amount expended. The increase
OF commerce, with greater depth of chan
uels, greater security in navigation, OF the
saving OF time, adds millions TO the wealth
OF the country and increase the res ources of
the Government. The bridge across the
N ssisslppi river at Rock Island has been
completed, and the proper site has been
deter mined upon for the bridge at Lacrosse.
sCTRO TUNNEL.
The abe ana extensive report made by
the commission appointed to investigate the
~utro tunnel has been transmitted TO Con-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-12-04

=
any remembrance # the f,tuer. H. sweet
and gracious nature was DO hess attractive
than his PERSONAL loveIiness. HIS slJdcn
death, nearly twenty-five years ago, lsf5 q
feeling Of loneliness and GeSOia-Ion upon tic
heart OF Mr. Greeley, for which The !apa of
years brought no ussUayInE Influenced.
when at length" he writes OF himself,
a. the struggle ended with his last breath,
and even his mother was cOnvInc5d that his
eyes would never again open upon the scenes
OF this world, knew that the summer of my
lite was over, that the chill breath of its
autumn was at hand, and that my future
course must be along the down-hilI oG lie
In spite of his absorption 10 politics. liter
ature, and secular cares. Mr.. Greeley was q
man Of earnest religious convictions. and
although without any trace of superstition
IN feeling, asceticism IN conduct. cherished q
no less ardent deS otiOn 10 his religious faith
than If he habitually wore cass1ck OF a
cowl. ben he was only ten years old, he
was led By passage in ancient history to
rejection on the character OF the Divine
Government. Ia the course Of his childish
speculatlons. he became convinced Of the
essential benignity OF the Divine caa~2cter.
AT that time he had never seeG cle eto
called himself a UnIversalist, nor had rad a
page by any writer Of thar denomination.
Soon atterward, however, he became fam lar
with the course of argument made uso U. by
the advocates Of the system. His previous
convictions were strengthened by theic reason
lngs, and with the diligent perusal OF the
Scriptures, he was confirmed in the faith
that all suffering is a means of discipline,
and will finally result ia universal holiness
ana consequent happiness. Throughout ms
lie he was "A c0nsta attendant on pubic
worship, and numbered many OF the minis
tiers OF the gospel among his warmest friends.
In matters of religion he lived in charity
with all mankind. He never totced his
creed upon the attention of others, nor re
celved his articles of faith from human dc
tatlon. Intimate with the highest disnl-
tarles OF the church, from the Catholic
prelate to the Methodist bishop, he preserved
his freedom of belief and his independence
of mind
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Building Materials.
LUMBER. LUMBER!

Wheatley Il Brothers,
CORNER or sKvKNru AND Y STREETS
NORTHwEaf, AND
No. ~ WATER srREKr. uEORaETOWN' d. o.
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ID ROPOsAIs FOR THE CONTRADICTION OF
LsksAVihl STATIONS

TnEAsuRN DKPAnrMuRTl
80 WAsHndToH, ID. o., August 8, lb73.
Sealed proposals. will be received At this Depart
mout until y O'Clock, m, Of SATURDAY. the fth n
September, iHlh for the construction OF LIFR-sAV.
INC bfAflON.HOubnAO on the coast Of OhDs God,
a. follows via Three taD at polnta between Highland
AEhts And Race Poins one ~ At each 81 the follow.
luH points; Truro Hollow, UAhoons Hollow, hAaAalt
OIleanB, UhAtham and Mono noy Point
Bidders must atAts the time "a which thoy will con
accompanied ~ EparAntsss from responsible parties
As % the ability Of the bidders 70 do the required
work,
BIDS must DO iudorsSd, ''Bds for Construction Of
LAieSayng btauoaa" and Addressed 70 the RoorstarT
Of the Treasury, Washington, -, ID. tt
Specifications eau DO obtained Al the nee Of the
Government reserves the Tlsht reject Auy or ali
blda, " WILLIAM A. RlOHARDs0N,
anes p. '..... Acting Secretary.
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pROPosALs FOR TOBACCO,
UNITED STATES AMY BUnDTEn,l
OFFIoH a OoMlIIaaAnH o. huBs1srEHoE, I
hEW NOnK, July 10, lHll }
Sealed propossls IN dnploats. will be resolved At
this ooe until ~ 9elook, M August 10, lsia Tor far,
nlshing for the unltsd BtAtaa Army one hundred
The proposals. viii state accurately In detail the
quality and lind q tobacco ~ history u Any 70
~ kosping qualities IN hot olmktoa and IN TanapoTtA
WTlpDsF and hllsT Is made Vhsthsr the bipdsr Ia
usadi what oA4lng u used, Aad whom whore aud how
70 be manuiActufadi n what Kind Of package put up
for shipment. and whether machine OF hand made.
The tob.soo V be made 10 plugs, weighing tul one
half pound each, and 70 equal the best 6rade o. ATmI
ssmpls % N SsSa q ne osS d me Depot Oommls-
ne tSbasss % - bach "a 10 oIos, tuAddss 10 con,
tAln ta6nty.ona al ponnds not oaoh, and the boxes
10 be packed IN cases, (aEht 70 naBe,l head lined
Aamplea Ave eases packed a. aboyq reaairodl Of
pany the lglpOdAla, and bo Fplouod 70 theEoin. No
will be untertainod The samples - fuFnlshe will b.
paid for al fair mAFkot ratea u Doomed Of aationtl
good quality for sales 10 tEOops, the pfopoaor Il
An oiaosr Of The army and an eEpsrt win be 70
qurad 70 tIamne and inapoot The tobacco ~ the Loaf
IL oohTao Of manufacture, and when shipped,
I've s9Ietisg Nh9 VII Ages 70 Eaar9htse the sEeea
msaninE, and Who vii antsf Into bond Ia the sun
Of ten thousand dollars 70 that uie0t Repaired, vii
| uign bids a. we'll - the propqaeT,
The right 10 reject any and All 6ids 4 rSs9Tyed,
iTI9 Maj, and OommiIsarT Of subuItsnos, U. s, A,
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pRoPosAIs FOR IRos;ERAME BARRAoK


OTTtop or THH DEPoT QuAnTERMAhrrnl
PuILADMIpHIA, Pa, July 10, lS1A,
Sealed proposals., In duplicate, with Z oopy Of this
adVeFtssasnt Attaohed viii be received II this once
until n oelook noon the $50 day Of August lsIai for
the mAnufaoturo Of sueh numbert not eHoeeding
a9o9 q iEon'fssm1 .iasIs b.,Tsot bunk. :. may ss
present fiscal year, "a aooordanos with the two pat
tsrua adopted By the War Department
Plhns hnd Specifications OF the adopted patterns
mAJ be a this once hnd At the ohioea u the
Depot ouaFtsrmaateru At NeN York, PhilAdsphiA,
Boston, Louisville, 81 Louis, OhiosEo and Pittaburg.
PropOaala will state the price per bunk, complete,
delivered At the Hohuylknl AfasnAi, philadelphia,
Depot or ~ the yehe!ponyills, Ind Depol, a. also
Tor trouWork complete but without the wooden Stats
Ths right s rsssryed 10 reject Al BIDS offered AZ
also 70 contract for such uumber Of eaoh, either
paltsrn - nay be deemed advisable b. the Quarter
Zach b'd must be ompanisd by guarabtse Of al
least two responsible persons, that In ease The bid
aoospted and contract entsred toto they Will become
suretea In equal 70 fourth Of the amount Of
The contract for s faithful fuihlmsnt Proposals u
be ndotasdi sProposals for lfon-trame Bunkn " and
Addressed 70 the uhdernlaned,
~ order Of the puarteFmastsr 0enetal -.
Assistant QuArtsrmA,sr General, Depot QuartsTInas
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Proposals.


AH"'
UHIrED RrArns HNanEHR'a OrTioE.y
ConNEn HOUSTON AND uHErHu hTH,
NEW HonK, July -, 1874.
Proposals viii be received a. this once until noon
on the nth day Of August proHimo, for Femoving
erht () nine ) cribs, and one ~ wreck from the
savannah fiyss, 0eor9ia- For speohcatiopa and all
necessary Information apply e N. unde!,lEnads
b0 Major Of Engineers. Bvt Maj. Gen. U.s.h.
ID or o 8 AIS.
ENdnEERs OETIcF. llrH l.. u, DIsIRIcr.l
DETROIT, MICH, July n, isTl. \
Proposals viii be received a. this once until p. N
on TUESDAY, the 18th day Of August, lsi2, for the
erection o. > second order HEht House Torer, Oh
nsoting them a 81 bfiok And ron gsther With out
boussi, etc, a 0rosss Point tvanstonl, Ill All In
foTmatlon VII b furnished uBop application 70 the
undersigned, eithsr In ptrsou OF By mall No.
Maior Of Enrinesrs, Bvt Big. Gen., b. d A., Fnei.
nser nth L n, District JH
DROPOsALB FOR OONBrRUOTINg LtuHE.
HOUtE LANTHHHH.
OETIUH Loot Houan RnaIHHHn, !
hLGvaNTm ntarn1CT, y
DETROIT, MfcH, July ~, lfn,
Sealed propolala, In duploata for the constIuoton
o. two lanterns o. the Second Order will
BE- reesived ~ this once until Of Tuesday, the
fos pisas. speoihosio AID her information oon.
osrninH the WORT Apply either In person BY letter,
10 the nndqrsiHnfd At the o1oe Of the Light House
knGinssr, Eleventh district, Detroit Mich
Major Of RnEinsors, Byt. Brig. dea, u. IA,
I29 Engineer Klev, nth l. II. District
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oV1HH
BALTmoRn LOOK HoEPfTAL,

Omos ssuth Frederick street.
From his sfNsnsisa praoios In the great Hospitals
france fhsdspbia and sissuhsre, Gan offer The most
siFiSi 80 ' SRnB I;e In the world for
A CURE WARRANTED ~ two DhYa.
impotsssI. ds1sssl DsbiS. HsgyoasnsS.. Dyspspsis,
q e. a:sTt flaiS Trs%6Ss binS.sI y saSi
slin,, Lasotloas ~ hs Yy-s, LanEs, sis.nsse q
tAFy uAhita Of Nonth-aEcHEI and soitarJ psaatlsss
more fatal 70 thslI Victims than tha tnas 81 byrsna v
s SS. sI 81 81 Sss,ss lss. %Ss' bin,
YoURa nFH
dalsSd II shsn sioss-s hasit foassnt, i,TSs t,s
evil eqnpAniona. Al school, the saota Of which are
nishi5 isiL sven 5hsn ,scsp sod not cured rs9dsTi
-shoud apply lmmadlAtaly.
what NJ thti I1ans man. NE heps Of hts ooun
y. s9Sos ~ ;. SvsSs q ms H. 80 ,Se
queaoa q dsviAlnE hom Me path Of naturs, and
nARRIAaM.
riGEs beng aware Of phJSissi ssakaSss does o. Pro
creative poNor-lmpetsnoyl Nervous HIoitAhility.
-, vu,ssS dSSgsiiasstisS .1ssyT ,si,..s o.
~ No lsttsTp received unsaa postpaid and oontsln
tng stamp 70 10 ussd the rsylT Psrs0ns UFltlBs
should state Ass and ssnd portion Of Ad'srtisSmsS
HNDoRSKMKNT OF THE PRKss.
rhs NAM thousanda SuEsh ~ uithin
ths las! ~ JsNrs, and The nlinqFeas mpoTtAnt NurSeS
Ss'Tso9s SaO, e. x p Sl.9ss:sa 9
notices o. Witch Appsared AEah And Egain before The
public, besides hs standing q gentleman o. ehaTae.
z, sRa I''OOnaSi's' ss 'aS'n' guarantees 70 The
ORIICR. ' SOUTH FHRDRHIGK ST..
oollN hnittnoFe. MD
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5RH TUE SEW gSFK or
u r, EsanEFR OTTtcE,

OswEao. n ", juiy /, isil.
hehet proposals viii be received ~ this odloe until
" NJ hAlURDAH, August 10, iH72, Tor labor and
materials Tor constructing aiH hundred lO) feet
or less, Of the new pior al OsweEo.
There will be reduirsd about one million two hun
dred and elEhtyhVe thousand q 2s5,gUOl feet board
measure, Of hemloct, three hundred Thousand
(tftOl toat board measure, OF plue timber, eighty.
gKht ISL feet oak anpbbing posts, hundred aud
forty t0nr thousand t0Ql pounds Of Iron, aH thou
sand 600 treanAia. four thousand and four hun.
dred Nt cords o. stone, and the necessary Labor for
Worms and spoeiaoationa can be obtlinod at this
ONCE JOHN NJ. WILSON,
I'LL Major Of hnEineera, u. \. A.
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THE MARKETS.
ANp CoMMRRCIAI.

view Norh STOCK Heports
Furnished bV IstBff JOHNSON & Co. Banksrs
aorihtresf corner Of Tenth and n ,iTssts
norihiseL
NEw YonK, August a. .. m. = United States
q, 1851, Uouppn, fisby Unitsd States bas, N.
UOupcn, ll6ifI w. T. kDs "a, coupon, tiati u ~ baIs
NS, Ooupon liGs u. 3. blia new 49, tunpon tibki u,
y kDl, ~, Coupon, llbs v =, Gais, 20 Oonpop,
liz. ssr psT cent loan, iiai osptSS, ID, wS.'sgs
Unlsn Ts 5aAi Quieksilyer, ilS; PaoiAe Mail, 7agi
Adams Kaprpss, M Wells Fargo Oo.'s RTprsss,
nEj AmsTlsan kEpfs.s, 75iZJ U.E, EspToss, s NsT
Yoft Central and Hgdsoo. S,s Kyls Hailrosc, tiGi
Rsrosd, III la sbess sSd aissss sSsthssn, 81,
bug raiirosd, pltt Ros,hsest, 7silI Nort6Ssst
prsierfgd, pii Nss Jsraey pentfal, I'D Rqot Ia.
and, il0ht MuNantse and b. Paul ~ Wabash
and Western, IN Delayare, LAokawana and
MHtsrn, t0tA, Ohio and hississippi Uertihoaies,
81, o. ys "a .na lnaisas Vsnttsi ~. rsnns'ssss
NlrHiuia hlata nHea, o a, tbHi Nirlinla aiHsp oop
soi 1ond, t1N MISSOURI tlIea, gkI Central Pacific
Bonds, iOl. Union Pacific Let Bonds, Ak
LAraHr- y. N -Ool Ohicaao aud Ind. Cert (,
9tGi Hns, tski Union PAsihe, ~ Northwest, NV
f f1s Mall 49, Ohio and M'''Ipp' o",ihoa''''
told llbh
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. haLttaohF hAhAhfG -,
-. Ananst = - d, =
On yh1nfs 70 a,{ Nste 1et ~ epA ~ AZ ~
Fs,S,,s % 4 u, aoSssi s,ssst P.miy q saIE ssd
5baSseJ ~ VII Inc eoe'S" tepo''sa '""S "se
~ sS- m. ,.o.,pt. If what ,odsv ser. .bou,
500 ba.hsl' ssd ,hs naSsst va stead 9Th prices
ss,as. In. ~ sissi u Ia to Mn. a. Al az
af 20. ssd u 20 sisas srsbsr ~ al fsSi ~ saod