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their former party associates The chldshness OF
Of the tactics OF the Administration press in this regard
can only he e1ualed among the pupils OF primary
school For instance The Hon. William Dorshemer Is
the most prominent of the Liberal Republicans and,
while have word against his character political
or personal, 10 is impossible TO open an Admins
traton sheetwithout seeing something about Herr Will
helm DOrshcimer or Herr Wilhelm McDorsheimer" or
me OF a pack OF school children running out their
tongues snarng at the hoy the head Of the class
taking care nj the same time 20 keen safe distance
from the toe OF his cowhde boot l ind, too, the same
reign OF terror among the subordinate Federal Office
holders in Buffalo that have remarked elsewhere. l
met here, yesterday, a young man with whom had
former acquaintance and who is now In the Government
service in this city when speaking of the Liberal
meeting at the Rink last night. he casually remarked
that he wOud like to hear Mr. COXs speech and perhaps
he might attend the meeting but" he added. "yOu
know 10 rather dangerous for be going TO Greeley
meetings."
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Decrease loiZ..-..- Sfo-
Notwithstanding this decrease OF nearly 1000 names IL
is alleged, IN Administration circles that about 1903
names have been discovered to have been fraudulcny
registered during the first three days OF the registry.
Comics of the regisarz takan. Saturday night, by
Federal Deputy MaFsbas who, 1t is reported have
been secretly instructed by Commissioner Davenport to
proceed to-day the residences OF the voters regis
tered Saturday, 10 examine them to their right OF
franchise. 1t also rumored that warrants have been
issued by the Commissioner for the arrest to-day Of
considerable number OF citizens charged by the deputies
with having sought obtained registration by fraudu
lent statements. 1t Is further stated that the comms
soner has already decided that large number OF
shall be stricken from the registers.
Saturday the last day Of registry in Brooklyn. ami
the total number OF citizens who qualified themselves TO
vote WA IL o6s Tho number registerc uIng the loLr
90 2. frr ,nrt o. on. Is inclusive, Is given lolOw:
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r.11rnr nr r1IE Mr,IpnIs sAyINGs BANK.

MEMPHIS, Oct. 27.-Ihe Liabilities OF the memphis
Savings Rank which suspended evening vaHousiS reported at
from 90 to s29c0 which sll5OOo doe the Southern Sc
eurv Company E oaon that recently leased the Mem
is and Charleston Raoa. Several mouths ago the bank received
depot 10000 from the Southern Security Company when
i,5 until recently when their chez for sAo0 not being
lv cae On inquiry made n The condition Of the bank by
E ioseph Jacques YcrPesent Of the Security COMPANY ne pre-
d cheek r Il5O0O balance due which the bank ooa not
honor and declining shy compromise Major Me PIsseg 81 me
Beside che amount due me security Ion
papv l. said s. O Distributed among nearly 10 at
President vii eudeav1r 20 meet from lis
yste means The capital Of $4,000 and deposit line Of
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THE XvTTH CONGREss DISTRICT.

MISTAKES OF THE Observation-Disclosures OF
THEIR CANDIDATE-THE RESULT DOUBTFUL.
FROM THB SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT or THE TRIBUNB.l
GLENs FALLS, Oct. 25.-0ur chances of
carrying this district are seriously impaired through
lack OF activity and political agacity among the leading
politicians in charge of the Liberal movement. The dis
trct properly belongs us for there is unquestonaby
Liberal majority that could be got out with efficient
EFFORT and organization and with strong candidate for
Congress and popular nominees for the Assembly Two
years ago the vote on Congressman was as follows:
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~ 1Ns1-rANcE DEFAULTER.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2j.-tletcher Mllis, IoI
70 vears "a clerk in the office OF the Delaware Safety FIRE
Insurance COMPANY here, has been arrested rs de-
fainter He ISSUED $4,000 worth Of fraudulent certh-
cafes OF scrip OF the Company ana placed them win tue
Genuine ones that all could receive me SIGNATURES on
he realized $4,000 aud the property he mas restored To
The Company viii only bring about 10000 Hls opera,
hv m9upuation Of the profit and loss account OF the
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MICHGAN Liberals.
A LARGE DEMONSTRATION Ar KALAMAZOO.
IrY rFIEGRAPu 10 THR TRIEuNMI

KALAMAZOO, Oct. ga grand Liberal rally
was held at Decatur yesterday the finest OF the cam
paign outside OF Detroit. Gov. Blair, ex-Lleu Gov.
May. and Judge Liycrnore were the speakers. Great
enthusiasm prevailed, and eyeryindlcati9n points 10
l2gGfYQa esft majority Of 1866" sABPtJmf6 ihe5
Liberal Congress from Michigan is confidently eN-
pected. after "a careful canvas.
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THE HORSE DISEASE.

SYRACUSE. oct. 27.-The horse disease is spreading
RAPIDLY in tits city Nearly every hone IN Syracuse Affected Tie
cars nm t street rlsavs have doLnue running and the other lines
- only bourlv Several dealhs occurred yesterday. The leading
ag are employing conveying their goods to tie freight
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ppnRARLE ELECTION CONTEST IN UTAH.

49, TEMPT TO GAIN HIS SEAT IN CONGRESS.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Oct. 2.-Gen. Max
we'll the Administration candidate for Congress served
George O. Cannon, his successful opponent, win no
tce yesterday, that he would contest the election Oh
fine crouudg OF Illegally Among the reasons for con-
testing the election the voting OF aliens ana mnI1'
ana those living In open and recognized pOygamy IN
Wharton ~ the laws OF Congress. the throwing out OF
tbe Gentle vote and general infOrnahte' OF election
Ic.ll1nnny win De tAkon In tno olse IN lew Neoh5
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Totals 1L7H ~ 2Oo52 l62es 7G5n

Timothv Norton, CHARGED with false registration was
held on Saturday IN 81 900 bail, by Commissioner Shields
It said that Norton registered once from NO 81 james
| ST. and once from No. 80 New-B0Wery.
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THE STATE CAMPAIGN.
GRAND Liberal MEETING AT ALBANY.
&. :. cox HEARTILY wELCONIED-Hs SPEECH
RECEIVED WITH GREAT APPLAUSE.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUNEl

ALBANY, Oct. 27.-The Liberal meeting here
on Saturday night the greatest of the campaign
IL a rainy night but the weather did not dampen
the enthusiasm s. 5. Cox was cheered by throngs OF
people in The streets from the Delavan House 60 the
han, which filed with audience waiting to re-
ceiye him. The applause which greeted him unex-
ampled. Mr. Cassidy OF The Argus presided, and Mr..
Cox spoke hour amid the widest enthusiasm
Albany County is good for 25C0 majority for the Liberal
uckct.
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not give much more time TO NewYork, but help Indiana
Illinois. Connecticut, Ncw-Jersey, and Ohio Three
ourths OF the people OF this are for Greeley and
they cannot be bought l.. c.
UHddiid, N. J., Oct %. 1874
THE xXIXTH CONGRESS DIsTRICr-TuE LIBERAL
CANDIDATE.
TO the Editor Of The Tribune
SIR: Our Congress aud County ticket is now
complete and Is good throughout. Luther Gordon
OF Broekport, our candidate for Congress, IS large
manufactures OF agricultural implements and lumber
dealer Of high standing for business capacity and nteg
rlty' lie is emphatcaly a working man; man who
has risen by untrng labor and energy by uniform up
ilghtness aud honest dealing to conspicuous aud non
oraOle position among his nelghbOrs. His sympathes
aIe with the worhngmen, as they always have been,
and the farmers aud mechanics OF Monroe aud Orleans
Counties will certainly elect him his opponent
Freeman Clarke, whose only recommendation Is for
tGe made by speculation aud that he Is said TO be
~ the head OF bank in NewYork with $lO0OO0OO capt.
tai Dr. Thomas Cushng OF Medina, dunng the war
surgeon in the Army the LIBERAL candidate for Menu
Der OF Assembly ia Orleans County.
ALBION, orleans County " y, oct %, 1872.
LIBERALISM IN CATTARAUGUs COUNTY.
TO me Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: If any one in the County of Cattaraugus
has had doubt to the strength Of the Liberal move
ment here such doubt must have been dspelled Mon
day evening the occasion OF the Greeley and Brown
rally at Loach's Hall. Randolph before responded
so well to any political call The spacious hall
flowing and hundreds were unable to get inside the
doors The speaker Of the evening Mr. Isaac L. Eg
pert or your city, who Is doing yeOman service
is an original sneakcr with an unusual fund
of fact, humor ana logic, which he clothes in the
Look for decisive vote in this county for the Liberal
ticket There Is no apathy among Democrats in this
friends in NewYork TO keep he fight warm. We enlisted
IN battle against fraud aud corruption and because
he evidence or fraud accumuates should not ne cast
down, but rather he inspired 10 renewed energies
randolph, N. T., oct. %, fs72 j.
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A CLERGYMAN TOR GREELEY.
Lel rELEaRAPH ro ~ TRIBuNKl

TIE REV. THOMAS X. BEECHER DECLARES Ills
INTENTION TO SUPPORT THE LIBERAL STATE
AND NATIONAL TICKETS.
I6Y TELEGRAPH TO THR TRlBUNEl
EImRA. Oct. 27-TO an immense audience
At the Opera House this evening Thomas X Beecher,
brother Of Henry Ward Beecher declared his purpose
support Horace Greeley Francis Herman. aud the Lab
ersl candidate for Congress IN this district
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IIRERAL MEETING AT RICHMOND.

Liberalism, already exceedingly strong in
Staten Island, Is still rapidly gaining ground and
coodly number Of the farmers Richmond and vicinity
were present at meeting held In that village on sltur
day evening The Greeley and Brown Club under whose
auspices the meeting held although very young has
more than so members The meeting called 20 order
Inv the President or the club the Hon. Joseph Eybort,
who at once introduced the Hon. Dwight Townsend.
Mr. Townsend substantially said: On the Liberal side
OF the political contest lay all the argument and all
the honor. The spirit had brought
that meeting together which made the Gin
cinnati Convention, and since that time patriots
had everywhere united and prayed, and now they
had hons for the future and the Of their cause
whole life in doing good. He that high stand
ard to which every man should aspire. No could
point TO n single act OF dishonesty corruption In bis
whole life He was loved and reyered from end Of
the OF country loved and respected wherever
that name spoken.
George b. Avery said I'm part: In few DAYS the great
trial would be held and the verdict rendered. The peO-
pie as Jurors were decide and they should act
scienOusly, this very act was 10 tell powerfully ON
the existence this Government one Of the issues
raised By the Administration was reform IN tue civil
Service but why not this reform about which iney
rupton aud theyng Of the present Admins ION hal
come light, but the people were determined 70 know
more or IL. We rapidly drifting toward m0naIrhY,
and Gen. Grant DONG all be could IN lnat cftciOh
Horace Greeley, the candidate OF the Reform party, was
"A noble candidate, and all his lite had accomplished
noble deeds When capital had been arrayCd against
labor he had helped the worklngnan. DC was not only
honest but able Charles OCOn0r himself had said be
WAS man of transCeudent ability.
j. o. DissOsway, d. ), Tyson, Jr, and John 3iee4an
also delivered addresses
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LOCAL POLITICS.
THE REGISTRY.

THE REGISTRY
SLIGHT DECREASE IN THIS CITY.
The following is a table of the number Of
votes enrolled during the four days OF registration at tho
5is polling places of this city and also comparison
with the fnfala OF last Noar.
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HOW EX.COLLECTOR MURPHY REGISTERED

HOW EX-COLLECTOR MURPHY REGlSIERID.
On the first day of Registry, Oct Is, Thomas
Murphy Collector Of this Port, called 40 tho XIAth
Election District Of the XVIII Assembly District.
while the Chairman Of the Board, who was examining
foreigner at the tme asking the question: 3" Are
you naturaizedp
The ChairmaD-When were you natur2lized
The applicant-I have sworn that 1 am naturalized.
Is MT that enough for you
The Chairnan-That is enough for me, but 1t is not
for the law.
Mr.. Murphy-Are you not very technical abou, this
thingi
The Chairman (lrst seeing his visOr)-Good morning.
Mr. Murphy. No, | do not think
Mr.. Murphy-There IS nothing in the law requiring
You TO ask such questions you asking Have you
had any Instructions do as you doing
The ChaIrman-NO. have NOT l 10 not need any.
The law Is enough for me.
Mr.. Murphy-YOu cannot show II 10 me I'm the law.
Tie Chairman hands his visitor COPY Of the law, AID
points out the form Of the blank to De nled Uu,.
Mr. Murphy-The men who made that law lid lot in
law, and You will get different instructions.
The Chairman-When ! get Instructions from the
proper authority to do eff Tenty III do Until then
/ shall DO as am now doing
on October &C. the last day Of registry Thomas Murphy
appeared at the place O registry and, on swearing that
10 had lost his papers, allowed 10 Teger - having
uaturaized October 1884, either ia the Marine
Court or the Court OF Common Pleas tic dep0nent could
not remember which. The r. gsters dld not compel r
Murphy to produce the original natural Jn PAPERS or
a duplicate properly certified 10 by tho Court nom
which the original document was obtained.
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not give much time 20 NewYork but help Indiana.
Illinois. Connecticut, How-Jersey, and Ohio. Three,
ourths OF the people OF this town for Greeley ana
they cannot be bought. l.. c.
UaGdiiiG, ~ J., Oct. %. 1872.
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isef That deusanee all eoopt harssin between pgna
whereby the public In pen or naHa
sfod INSCRIPTIONS psnOual ambitions and that pel
oBeVes only organization 10 this city which u IN sympathy VIA
The Democratic State and Of the Union 10 adhere h 70
the principles u political justice which have driven rom spn,J
Han Who uli is fair fame and under the leader
ship Of former and candidate sf Mayor are striving
auguTate var CLASSES anlst s gndaobs 81 soes odef and
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the resuhri.yof the raod.Jury il he
Stokes case, Nov York. is de~tiny great
interest, II Dis indicsnentts set aside,
like sxcep'pnIwill be taken u all the In.
dic,men,s against the Tammspy Ring.
Gen. Banks has been much annoyed by
the circulation Of reports that he is to sue
coed Minister Curtin ut St. Petersburg. He
authorizes positive denial Of their truth,
and says lie has no wish to leave This
country and the position he now occupies.
New York, Feb. ia pastoral Of Bis h
op Bayly. Of Newark. urges oil Catholics to
keep Out Of the International Society, and
says the public schools Of New Jersey arr
virtually Protestant schools. to which it il
impossible for Catholics u send their chill.
dren.
Philadelphia, February l0.--Henry 8.
Evans. State Senator from the 18th district,
died at Wcstchesler last evening. His
death creates tie in the political parties in
the State Senate, and will render difficult OF
settlement the contest of Mcclure for the
seat now held by Gray, recently returned
from the fourth district.
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THE ALBANIA CLAIMS.

The case of the United States before the
Geneva Commission, was presented in \
book of 500 printed pages, translated into
French, and accompanying it were eeven
printed volumes of documents. official cor.
respondence. etc. The claims were classi.
fled by the State Department and presented
q follows: "'Fh - a'"' - :.T
/. The claims for direct losses from the
destruction of vessels and their carxOes by
the insurgent cruisers. 4, o'...;rn
g The national expenditure in the pur-
suit of these cruisers.
:. 3. LOss In the transfer of the American
Commercial marine tn the British Tag. g..
4. The increased rates paid for insurance
on American vessels '"i" err
: s. The prolongstiou If the war and the
increased cost To the United States In the
suppression Of the rebellion. .'h.'' :,
8. Interest from July, 1853, to the date of
The award. r;sr ,. .a... ....... y,s,.i
rt The direct desaages by Tue several oruis
ers, under the first class Of demands and
which E;yiand yet admits should 20 before
:me CommissiOn. are A follows.
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= ['.;ssa r.sp. :ol II bic .t1en2 :
'tlat tAe rank and file dire MI trust th<S1r
Instructed delegates to tl1sir snases and toll!
II not, why depart from she wso estsblish6d
methods of nomination. II %, what IN
admission by the Democratic party Of Mon.
lamar And then, under NE prpposed plan.
what guarantee have sts -aspissats- for the
contest that many hundreds of Democrats.
taking sensible. practical view of the stu.
alton, with their reason unbiased by the ho,
blood of manufactured prejudicss, and I'M
scathed by the scorpion lash of party disci.
pline. would not deliberately vote fol
Clagett! II the Democratic masses dare no,
trust their delegates in convention. We make
the suggestion that the leaders will be
equally afraid to trust the masses At the bal.
lot box. It Is sore -dilemms Il critical
time, for every act of our Delegate Is com.
mending him moro and more fsvosably to
Montanians ss the right man in the rish,
place; able, willing. 70 do, and doing, fol
the hes: interests Of all -,I g., .y....t.. e..
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ha. been INST Undereer.nt .sap duties
have beettepealed. lsternsl Rsvesus taxes
are cut down to sSithe of what hey were,
and from the time he becams President to
Nov. l. 1871. the national debt va reduced
x278, 749. 6ll 9S. or In ratio that would en-.
,irely extinguish It in l6 or II years. These
things show the stealing" and ''few prose.
cutions." '' - ''' ''.''-'-~ :" ''--'
1. This IL another slanderous report which
has obtained credence by Grant not stoop.
ing to deny every fsisehood uttered against
him. The New York Times made the bold
statement two months ago, that General
Gra~lh" ~ecer been gissn doI1ar or do'.
lar' so'<h IF property since he became Pres
ideat Of tic United .Stases. This statement
has not been, and we believe cannot be, re-
futed. Until it is, the gift" Cannon ID
silcnced
8. That 10 another Of the Suns fabsica.
tons. Unpublished list Of twenty five per.
sons holding Office, who it alleged were ap.
pointed by Grant and were relatives Of him.
self or wife. several of these were purely &c.
titious, others were appointed by predeces'
sors, others are not relatives, and are un-
known to the President; and of the entire
list given only seren spp,intees Of the Pres.
idcnt are either near or distant relatives of
either himself or Mrs. Grant. When We
come to investigate charges and f|ud them
bsseless as those made against Grant, the
common sense and integrity IF the country
will naturally rally around him. It shows
desperation 0f resort when bis administrs-
ton is ~ devoid Of great blunders or crimes
that trivial charges have to he introduced to
dcfnme him, and they prove as unsubstan.
tial as the above are shown to be =
p TIE fears that were entertained Of Grant
were: that with immense armies and mill.
tary administration the country was liable
to be drawn into entsngling alliances or war
with foreign powers, and that Grant with
his known conservatism would not as cor
daily SECOND Congress in tie Republican
policy then agreed upon, as would sone
others who were thoroughly committed 10
Il. These were the ''recfs" and ''sl,oals"
we alluded to. We have had peace at home
and abroad: Grant has had mo poiicy op.
posed |" the will of the people," The i,n.
mediate result Of this war upon him has been
to rally around him thousands Ut thUse who
otherwise would have stood aloof in the
contest, and the ultimate result will be that
Grant cannot he defeated in convention or
ut the polls. 1t 10 not SO much choice of
next President Is viudication Of the pre-.
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Fish 10 Granville,

NV YORK, Feb. 10--A Tribune
v srSs @ n re wa, =,
note fr,,m Lord Granville. in which t is ex-
planned that the object Of the United States
in presenting claims for indirect damages
by Confederate cruisers t. the Geneva Ar.
bi'ra,ors. was to place the whole question
before the ln,,rtl. and leave Doth,ng unset
iIe'l tina. might he productive Of future dis.
cord between the two countries. If only
the claims for direct damages were consi.
hrrcd. !, might i,c urged tlsat the question
is s,ill open to dispute. and it was though,
best tn present the whole case TO the arbi-
traitors, aud leave it for their decision"
The above is important and perfectly re.
liable '''''! "" 'f' :...-'s'
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(;ollax on the Presidency.

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 10.-The Journal
tlIis morning publishes . letter from Vice.
President COlfax. referring to a recent tell
cgrsm from this city to the effect that a
concerted effort Was being made to secure
tor him the Republican nomination for
President. and saying: No such sffOrt 10
being made anywhere Ivy my wish Or au'
,h"rity. Publicly and privately, in my
speeches and letters. have invariably de.
e)ared myself in favor Of President Grants
renominsiion. have ~ written tn every
friend in Indiana who asked my opinion
mentioned in tho Indiana State Convention
in this. connect,on. and that the convention
will declare unanimously in favor "f Grants
denomination. i He also >tHkes Occasisn to
say that he will accept the nomination for
Vice. President, but will support any other
candidate for that position. .-., E. -
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!, Now. where there are 20 many dsservins
and diSi; Dyuished Democrats WIN segk tie
nomination fOS Delegate ~ CsMkrsss, would
u not bc we'll thss tie v0ees1IOfJ the party
wtlhnuk The tplesysnti0n Sf primary or del.
egais con yen iOnsr- select Qua sisi:slxTd bear.
ers fur iIF the Offices within ncr xift
Then - u the polls and y0tS DIRECTLY for
the n'sn. lnelead Ut selscsing dsjsgsies who
are 70 y.'ls, for yOu In convention, and BY
their votes ask You to support = candidate
whO 10 NOS the eh0tce ct WaiOvily or
plurality of your ipsssy !, We have hard
Contest before Us. j VIII require the oon.
centrntiOn Of Ill our efforts and energies %
defeat CMgett. We cannot lots With safsly
q single v0tsr. Thu ex'se1iVnce Ut last wear
xdmOpisiT3 ~ that we must be thoroughly
and completely harniOnlxed md united. n
W. would reclaim the RI adtf4tSfE faIAt ns
learn " isdOlA from our de(&taAt and sarasxle
VI es0id islsacurrssae iA.ehe fwtwao. -;
oclaiicC on vsnsion was called u tkfs ;anisct.
and pSlM submitsed biinnia % sWhet 4
'!pn1sA - ,Aaes = CnRlprG QppNey" plaa,
but tbs aelse Of llea epnyaalip4 ,9aemed 10
DC 70 teyor q the Iffqt6fN 'Ce6tYSI Com
mlttee te&utkilng ~ mAauees 0fselNctine
'edhdtiStstl RbAsSs. 0akrs.iss's a., ~ =.
HI What sanCt L4se 0uomRsShs. =, l(ousst
gomesy 1ossR9i pjaI ''idtpssseA taoessex
of vAst nssas !vssal(lyrw6 so1s6a6bas H.,
vsshk Nevs ~ ahsiO ssd Soe6 souuegp,inr
h urgsdAps6 shsTtsly. 1esenl1hgtAsoHo .
- noss primaries g Dslasals oosvsstioea