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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-01
THE INDIANS

From all over the Western frontier
come rumors Of restlessness amsng the
Indians, in some casss breaking out
into acts Of raplns and murder. The
settlers In the British Possessions
away up above Washington Territory.
ara In danger from the Blackfsst. The
Cheysnnss recently attacked,a station
on the Union Pacific. Indians In
Kansas recently murdered . party Of
surveyors. The Pitt River tribes are
warlike andthe Modocs are successful
against our troops. From every pa
,sr on the coast tho call goes to the
Administration to send enough troops
to foroe these hostile tribes into sub
mission.
The effect OF the recent successes Of
tho Modocs On the tribes Of this coasr
can hardly be prophesied. 1t is we'll
known that nearly all the tribes Of the
Great West are In constant communi-
-
cation; that by runner and signal
ares they communicate intelligence
from one tribe to another with little
less speed than we with the electric
telegraph. 1t was predicted by a Kla-
math squaw. before Canby's murder.
that within a month the Klamaths and
Snakes would be engaged with the Mo-
docs in waging war against the pale
faces. Are they at 1t now? No one
knows the number Of Indians In the
Lava Bed. The attempts at recon
noisance have hitherto proved Of no
avail.
The Indians Of Oregon, California,
Washington Territory, Montana, Ida
no and Utah have a prevailing belief
that the time Il now at hand when
their hunting grounds shall be restored
to them and the pale faces driven from
their dominion. the Indian Superin-
tendent for Oregon last year referred
to a new aud peculiar religion among
the tribes Of the Columbia, which
teaches that a now God 10 coming to
succor them that all dead Indians
are to be resurrected. and by their su-
perlor force thus augmented from the
graves of their ancestors, they will be
triumphant over the whites, recover
their lands and live as In their tradi-
tlonary days Of yore. Should Captain
Jack succeed In getting a reputation
among the various tribes as o uccess
full chieftain, 1t Is difficult to say to
what lengths Of conflict their 'upersti-
tions may not inclte them.
wedon not sutlcipate any combination
Of the Indians against the white race,
least OF all a successful one, but we
cannot but recall the help which the
brother Of Tscumseh gave In combin-
Ing the tribes through the influence Of
his'brother, the medicine man, Elske-
wetawa. An Indian contest Is always
to DO dreaded, even with q single
tribe. but from the horrors Of q gen.
eral Indian war the whole country
shrinks In terror. Let a vigorous pol
Icy b pursued, aud these tribes at
once awed into submission.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-01
GENERAL ITEMS.

4A4AAS
anew disease among horses Is eau
Ing trouble to livery men In Boston.
It 10 called the cerebro-spinal, and ss-
psclally attacks those which imper-
fectly recovered from tho epizcotie.
In the first stages OF the disease the
animals become weak 10 the hind legs
and have to b supported BY slings,
and those which n apparently con-
v~alescent, often burst q blood vessel
and die Of hsmorrhage amer being ex-
erclsed. The South Boston Street Rail-
way line have Lost some 80 horses by
this disease and have some so or 90
sick at present.
A DISPATCH has been received BY
General Schofeld from Portland. an
nouncing that the Indian tribes In
Northern Oregon and Washington
Territory have left their reservations
and are now on the war path. They
number several thousand and ara we'll
armed. =
A LADY named Musgrove, living at
Cuffse's Cave, Msndoclno county, CAL,
became suddenly deranged and ran
out Of a house In the darkness. Her
husband was absent. She has not yet
been found, although so men are hunt
Ing for her.
JAPAN has a daily paper. Under
the orders Of the Tycoon. non-adyer-
Using merchants have their goods con-
fiscated. and any man who does not
take the daily has his cue cut off just
under his chin. Its circulation Ia i'm
mense.
A HEAVY battle Is reported to have
taken place on Thursday last in Ma
varre. Spain. The Carlists, 700 strong.
defeated the Republicans numbering
HOO. Tho loss OF the latter was 50.
The battle lasted nearly all day.
The Juveniles In Trenton, Ohio, are
playing Indian. A boy Of ak years
assumed the role Of Modoc Jack just
for fun and asssssinated his cousin
Tommy with = revolver. .rommy's
role was Gen. Candy.
A PRorosrTIoN was made In the
English House Of Commons on Tues
day night to buy up all the Irish Rail-
ways. Mr.. Gladstone opposed the
motion and 1t was rejected.
THERE has been another fearful
storm on the line Of the U. P. r. K.
1t extended from Cheyenne. Wyom-
ing, to Grand Island, Nebraska. All
the telegraph wires are down.
Portland. Oregon. has the ~epizootic.
LuIsI LUsIaNASr, convicted In New
Jersey Of numbering his wife and sen-
fenced to be hanged tomorrow. has
been reprlsved for two weeks.
A SEVERE drou:h prevails In the VI
cinity OF Santiago de Cuba, and the
poor people are suffering frem scarcity
OF water.
Ex-CHIEF Justice Sharkey of Misis-
sippi, died In Warrington on Tuesday
last. His age vas IS years.
FEARS are entertained Of q combina-
tion Of the Blackfset, Crow and Creek
Indians In Minnesota.
CONGRESSMAN NJ. n. Walden Of Iowa
has given his extra back pay to the
school fund Of his county.
TEE lawyers Of San Francisco are to
have = holiday from May 1st to July
9Th.
SENATOR Mitchell. Of Oregon, is sick
at the Occidental In San Francisco.
McCREADY, the famous English &C
tor, IL dead. His age was so years.
TEE pollywog has become an edible
In tho New York restaurants.
A SHOCK Of earthquake was felt at
Doncaster, England, on Monday.
..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-01

\ApprrroNAL complications respect
i'm the Vienna Commissioners are re-
portAd. Gen. Mayer, one Of tho sus-
psudsA acting under legal advice, re-
fuses t&surrender the official papsrs,
with the list Of exhibitors and the al
lotment OF space. OF course. this ac-
ton hampers the action of those last
appointed. The whole Is a d~isgraceful
spectacle in the eyes Of the world, and
will not tend to strengthen the cause
of Republicanisln In Europe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-01

A CORRESPONDENT of the Eureka
Sentinel, writing from Phoebe. predicts
trouble when the mining suit 10 ended.
he says open assertions are made that
sufficient evidence exists to impeach
the District Judge and convict several
Of the jury Of bribery, and predicts
that this will engender bitter feelings
among the citizens which will event
uate in blood-letting.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-01

"A SAN FRANCISCO Chronicle report
err Is to be tried In the Police Court tor
shooting a savage bull dog In the
street. He will plead emotional In
sanity ."-Ex. T.st
A dog-goned good plea.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-01

A FIRE In St. Louis on tho 10th oc-
casioned a loss OF $4,000. 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-01

LIBERTY HOSE CO., NO T..
THE REGULAR MONTHLY
be held on FRIDAY EVENING. @H
May ID, at half past ! o'clock. N
Business OF importance to every member OF the
Company win como before the meeting.
HEBER HOLMAN, Pres't.
VIZ. BRENNAN, Sec'y. myI 2t
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-01

CONVERSATIONS. - The st. Joseph
(Mo.l Herald says: There are compen,
stations In life. Maine has grumbled
much at Its great fall Of snow, but now
It Is congratulatlng itself that tho base
ball players caunot become q public
nuisance much before the the last oil
June, unless they play on snow shoes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-01

Connltice Of l%nyitatIsnt
vIRSIMA cITI-JJ Cooper. Jas Malone.
Thos Buckner, Gen Batterman. Capt Donovan,
Capt B Arnold, Capt Osbiston, Col Jas Kelly Jr,
Atkinson, Abe Edgington. T r McGum,
sc Hampton. ] J Naughton, Geo Hopkins. Geo
3 Ferrend. Jacob Young Jr, John Piper, John
Henderson, F A Tritle, Thos Alehorn, Jas 9
Fair, J @ Cuirie. T L Lamb. Henry Piper. D o
Atkison, Dan DeQuille, J G Harlow. e Lamb,
L 2 Dickson, Dennis Nevin. Jss Stewart, u n
Yesey, n Lynch, Matt ReddInE. z F Bean, J T
Goodman, Tom Kelly, r N Graves. J Requa,
Dr. bronson, DR. F Epsels. " Sheppard,
] Rosenbrock. Edward Cody, Matt Canaysn,
Matt Senate. WIN skyrme, Tom Moore, John
Doyle, 7 Riordon. Barney Clark. Chas Ziegler.
Charley Baker. N J Monahan. VIM Krauss John
Rush. Tom Moran. @ Schwab, Mark strsuse.
J q Shirley, A Aurich, l. Schoenfeldt, John 3
Young Ben Lacksy, John LAndRrsn, Dennis
Morisrty, Patrick Wellin, Geo HanSridgs.
GeLp HnL-Abe Jones. VIM Gibson. J Dish,
q Holman, Nick Vipont, Wn Meserye. Hon
stern, Tom Harkin. VIM Aastsrron. Sam Jones,
Tom Flasler, Capt T Taylor. Chss Kohlsr.
Judge Wright. Jehn Kellogg. p Tulley, Hank
Smith, Ar Doten, Fred hatohn.
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new TO-DAY.
LIST OF LETTERS

,nEMAINING INsTHE; GOLD hill POST.
II office May /. 1878. II not called for in
one month they win DO sent to the Dead Letter
ONCE. Washington,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-01

SILVER CrTY-D l. Hastings, c Augustine,
Paul Gross. c D McDufle, TN Hart.
CARSON CIry-Col Abe Curry, W " Hobart,
Jerry Schooling. Gus Lewis, B Whitman, Dan
Madden, n & Gilmore.
DArrox-John Powell. DR. H..lett. Charles
Gruber.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-01
FIsor MaaagersI

JP Bell, Jas Brown. Tom Graeey, A Anrieh
] J Naughton. Lem Cohen, Dennis Moriarty
Thos Alchorn, P w Donovan, A. Peasley.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-01

Cennittee Of Arra.genestsi
TB Atkinson, John T TuIly, T Hanbridgs,
John Snow, W Simpson, AT Mckay, Char
Goodwin.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-07

4 NAN KILLING performance al
Mineral Git, III White Pine county
has just occurred. Two women I've
gan the quarrel aud two men finished
it With powder aud lead. A certain
Madame B-netill went to a certain
Miss Crazy. house and gave her q
tongue la>bing. Thereupon Mr..
Crary elected the virago from his
house and the woman feeling and
being .'put ont." melted her poor
husband to right her wrongs and
he l.ucklel Oh his pistol aud started
on the var path. As he approached
Crary's house the latter discharged u
gnn ut him and blew away the top
Of his head and nov he is dead,
and his ranting wife can find what
comfort she may from the huIlabslloo
she has kicked mp. Crsry WAS Ar
sested and il in Hamilton Jail.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-07

The MoDoC cohundrnm has been
titfully confronted by the Pr->i,leu,
and his Cabinet Us herewith is IL.
lated:
The President. Secretary of the Int.
Nor and General Sherman had IL consul.
tatiun TODAY Oh the Modoc question
This was the first formal consideration VI
the subject by the officers Of the Gov
ernment. and preliminary steps were
taken to determine the point at issue,
namely: What shall be done with the
NJ doc prisoners? In the first place, it
s--ms to be an understanding that the
Secretary Of the Interior has no power
of direction in the pr. misses, or, at least,
he would take no present action. the H.
di;.ns having violated the treaty obliga-
tions by resorting to hOstiliiies, and
thus placed then selves beyond the care
and supervision Of the department.
S. secondly. the United States troops hav-
ing conducted the operations against
them their custody belongs to the mill
tary the same as prisoners captured Or
or other persons taken in
arms against the authority Of the Unit
ed States aud guilty Of atroc,ous acts.
Thirdly. these premises being settled,
the question as to what should be done
with the Mudoc prisoners, whether they
shall be tried by military commission or
to the civil courts, will b. sub
mitt-d to the Attorney General by the
authorities for his opinion,
which will govern the law in the case,
and in this course the President, Secrt-
tary of the Interior aud General Sher-
man are in accord.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-07

SMALL gold diggings have been
fonnd in the Cascade range ofhills
east Of Oakland; and now all the
limpid little trout brooks will be
choked with mud; the beautiful lau-
rel covered hills will bs hy.lranl-
icke,l and slniced and lOng.tommesl,
and there will lie nobOdy much the
l,etter for it. It Is a pretty profit
less prospecting which discovers
such diggings ~ these.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-07

JCDGE D. W. PLRLEY. of tioche, who
has just returned from California. pur-
chased, while Ill that State, ut Il cost Of
SlU,OOO In gold coin, one hundred head
of young aud Pu.e-~Iouded Durham
COWS. They were purchased of the Well
known breeder Nj. Sceale, of Ma, field,
Santa Clara county. They We're shipped
by rail from San Francisco yesteIu, Y,
seven cars being occupied 10y them.
They will be immediately driven from
Io.,no t" Judge Pelley's ranch in the
Steptoe Valley, wher t he already has
SOME tine blouded animals, inciuuiny II
Durham bull Of Il high strain Of blood.
H has added ~ acres to his enclosed
ground, his entire farm asgregatins n
Thousand acres. Forty acres are III bar
ley, which Promises good yield. l, Is
CRAFTY ing t. See such interest manifested
III tue agricultural development Of
Southeastern Nevada, and We hope
Judge Perley's example will induce cap
itailsts to embark III the saline branch of
enterprise. Though money may be
made faster III other pursuits, ii Is the
safest and surest Of all lnvestments..-
Phoebe Record.
hi, is sensible on the part of the
Judge heap more sensible than
10 ret himself up for a mark for
''hOnnr' to be satisfied with A
man can afford to he this sort of "a
c"w-hrrd aud let all the p.ncti.los
Df 1.-THE code" be Consigned to the
realms Of romance.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-07

| THIS sOnOrOus and martial dis
! patch, albeit it comes booming from
''Linkville." is Just the least bit
grandiloInent and bomba>tic-tak-
ing into account the nnder me toned
valorons and invincible Briga.lier
Generals own recuunting of his tx
ploits and captures, namely five
men, four women and three chill
dren"-and the further Information
of what he will do when he gets to
camp. Hear this valiant son Of
Mars
To Governor Groter-The Modoc war
o'clock last night. After hard march
of three days and nights by the forces
under my command the last desperate
warrior was brought into camp. We
captured five men. four women and three
children. The notorious black Jim is
one Of the number. I will march my
command to Linkville to-day to place
the warriors in irons and await your Rx-
cellency's orders.
iSigned) JOHN E. Ross.
Brigadier General Commanding Or
egon State Militia.
When the resistlesa General Bonn
bastes Fnrioso returned from the
wars and stood IL the presence, of his
!iege. King Artaxnminous the Great,
he then and there proceeded to re-
connt something Of his valorous
ventures, and in such relation WAS
pleased to ray:
-" knocked him down.
Then snatched il from his fob;
Watch watch lie cried when
had done the job;
My watch is gone said he;
Said l, 'J.s 50 ;; stos h.re you are,
Watches VT re made to CO."
After this report, and after being
duly dubbe,l Duke Of Strnmhelow."
tine great general. the Prime Minis
ter, FushOs, and the conr,irrs and
assembled maenates proceeded to
celebrate and elnrify their successes;
and the noble Bomba>fps vented hi.
in this happy and affect
ing manner. to wit: i
Honors so great have all my tolls repaid;
My li-ee and Frsbos-
H. re's success to trade"
Doubtless by this time the glades
and canons here rolls the Oregon
are now reverberating to the pland-
its Of II people who are so framed
aud kuit together With the welts und
of web foot pride rs
that they gladly aid with no mean
'r critical que>tionings accept the
estimate Of lis prowes+ with which
heir magnificent Militia General
ees tit to atlnrn himself withal.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-07

Bur OHI APplIcANT.-Thus far the
only applicant for the vacant place in
the Naval Academy At Annapolis is
J .mes Ormand Nlckay. son Of A. F.
u sckay Of this city.-Eaterprise.
Are there none amongst the
bright, ambitious boys Of Carson
Who would like IN win this prize7
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-07
Iae carson 9ailu appeal
Carson CITY:
Saturday .Ju se Z. 1873.

TIE UNITED VOICE of the great
commercial magnateS who make the
Chinese interests matters of very
large importance in San Francisco
has been raised in fair and earnest
declaration of vices concerning the
status Of affairs as urged against
their more humble cauntrymen by
the mob of that excitable commnni
ty. Their address AS presented to
the B 'ard of Supervisors has been
printed: and more incisive. pun
gent and self respectful document it
wo.,ld be hard to fad. 1t tells the
Beard, very plainly. that the per>e-
cution levellel agains: their people
is senseless and co Nardlv and in fla
grant violation of the solemn treaties
existing between the United States
aud the Empire of Ci,inA; recitss
tine fact tina. the Chinese are not Civ
en- to dram-selling nor dram drink
in.; that they pay their debts and
taxes: that they are, all told. very IA
inf .rior in point of numbers to the
yearly immigration of paupers and
vagabon.i~ from Europe; and, tin l.
Is if the American people don't
want them here that the proper and
honest course to pursn" is to abro
gate all treaties and shnt ont Ameri
cans from China - we'll as China
men from America. This Is the log
ical and SOund manner If treating
this question; and the authors OF this
document have brought matters to Il
sndden crisis where demagoging
must sn!,side or carry its purp,sea
and avo~ed principles to the velge
of international and diplomatic con
sequences. It Is fact, and a strange
Que ut that, and one which has al
ways weakened the Chinese attitude
III the United States. that while the j
Celestial Empire is under treaty !
with this Government it has. 30 far,
r-frained from sending any accred
j ell representative to tiis country;
an this leaves the Chinese who have
Co he here without that protection
which is afforded by the presence of
q Ambassador 1T the seat of the
n ,tiOnal Government, and conSnlat-s
in the principal business centers. 1t
il to he hoped, however. that this
very frank. able and une4nivocal
of their Case as presented
, the Beard of Supervisors of San
Francisco will have the eff ct If call
ing the attention of the National
authorities Mt Washington to the ,
nee,l Of taking some steps which
shall avert the threatened annnlment
Of cur commercial relations. now
nnly inst begun, with the upuIent
Of the Orient. So far az
That hot-bssl of i-magOgnerv and
place of re,l-mon;ln-d rant ,
and bigotel intolerance. San Fran
,i>c',. Is concerned in this hu>ine>s,
i would serve her right if there i
should never Come to her " harv-s
another pound Of Chinese mercl,an- !
lise-nevrr. We mean, until her peO-
Die have the courage and self Justice
o make it imp .>sille for her army
# Sir R.bble Rantip"les to sway
Ter affairs and lend cI,ararter to her
through parcel of fan Il
tics and political h"o.lIums sitting &
$ her local Legislature. q
4 MAN KILLING performance at
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-07

: We NOTICE that the junior member
of the firm of Stratman, Pixlev l.
Co is still under contract to the De
IOnngs. a. III :s.narnensiS-whicl
fact accounts for the monotone of
rather gross and pointlrss depravity
which perva.l-s the columns of that
an,ilciOns and intrusive vehicle of u
forced Sen>ationalism, the San Fran
cisco Cir .micie. That paper Is rather
too constant aud serviie an imitator
of the New York Sum to lie rival of
the Mus L~ne :; no, effective enough
in its role Of IL blackln ,i,er to he a
happy successor OF the defunct y
r.eties too bnngliny dealer in
smut to set up opposition to the
M ei.a: too hiplmnt III its cheap
and ti~drx f,brlc.tiouS to he an in
tere>ting liar aud too open pros
titute to secure any profitable. u l,nIr
ers. And such will he its CHI ar ,cter.
VT. fear. 40 long IA Frank PIxl,.v is
to filter his stale and mala.
droit biackgnar.lis.ns through its
editorial page. That paper is now
inflnentia: in promoting a dis
gnst for the anti Chi nese Ontrages of
the San Francisco gOvernmeDt--
winch OntrayeS Pixlev, with u sort
of liotic glee, sn-t,ins.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-07
THE FIERY UNTAMED sTExD,


The Sacramento Daily Rerord 81
the 9Th inst. tells the following thrill.
ling and hnrSev tale ut the expense
of our popular and valiant Federal
marshal:
| On Tuesday Mr. George 1. Lammon,
United States Marshal for Nevada, Went
out upon the Marysville road with his
family for ride and with intent to nsh
i'll some of the streams on the road. At
the six-mile House rest was taken.
While NJ. L,mmon assisted his wife into
the house an attache of the place took
charge Of the horse. As he went under
the carriage shed Mr.. Lammon remem-
bered that the halter was under the bug
" seat, and ran out TO tell the hostler to
secure the animal with il, as it was IL
Very skittish horse. As be entered the
shed he saw the man slip of the bride.
As soon us the horse was freed from his
head-gear he wheeled and dashed out of
the shed. Mr.. Lammon threw himself
! in the way and seiZ Il the animal round
the neck. striving to catch him by the
nose. In this position he was dragged
some distance. when the now thoroughly
frightened beast beat him down with his
forefeet, anu trampling him upon the
grouni dashed away again, but was soon
brought up, not, however, before he had
broken the harness, the thills and sim
gle,r-e and wrenchd and badly shat
tered the buggy. Nj. Lammon was
picked up i'll a pitiabIe plight, his cloth
ing torn and r. med and his body badly
bruised. Two wounds one on his shout
der and one On his leg. are very severe,
while he has IA score Of lighter cnts and
bruises on his person, received from the
blows of the horses hocfs. He pro-
cured IA wagon, upon which he bundled
the broken buggy. hitched the fractious
horse to the tail-Doard, got another Wa
gon tor his family and came back with
quite procession. He WAS limpinS
around town yesterday, declaring he
never Went Oh IA fishing excursion which
cost So much and brought i'll 50 few fish.
1t seems IA miracle, say hose wlo saw it,
that George WAS not killed outri ght.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-07

NJ crude bullion viii b rc-ived ut
the Mint in San Francisco until July 1st.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-08-08
OurA ThIs f.ArJNtn ttsU 1gMt1 I
t1WrtD kDMAsIspHs ~ JutteihO.

a scientific writer hna reeemils
eallatel i group u iats Illustrative u
til ollert n oscillation on powerful
lp,'le. When nj fre1npntl, Lrelen i,
vibration III crossing large anslr,s
NJ, Lfllg.4 II il esteemed nmesea,5
IL professions should break steI, III,
lrlur ~ Insure snfpsy auI N !. tvli.
~ illustration, tint Wlen the itA sus
pe,,rion Lrillgn VIVA building Iii Eny.
ianl, A fiddler aiirfud III ,luu,pli.h ii
With biz i,,llle. fttrihiuu pne MIA attpr
nnntl'er, Nv eventual, hit The ,,lrat.
Ing naie ~ fundamental tmn. and
threw thu structure intD extraordinary
vibrations Only reepuiI, 4 hritige
won't dawn III france unler itin tread
n regiment II ipianlty, WIN nealerl,
vi ~ lreah atop ~, entering II, Tllra.
hundred person. we're drowned 1hp
experiment u breaking . tnmblr .,
otl,er small Ida~ yosarl 1y ffelueui
rpr.ijll.1M " soI,e particular n1is IL
Ill hnMau sl,irv. helanlr 1, il,e fane
elNs " v'uup,nsta Nv" itak fDst