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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-02-27

Ihe following is the state Of the vo,. Al.
House on Wednesday, on the passage NJ ,h .s
resoivesnbmitting to the people change in ,hs
CONSTITUTION eonfsrring the right of suffrage an
women: 90 vi
1EAs.-Messrs. Alley, Bailey p-.,,,.
bbrockway, Cary. Croswell, Cushmsn Cns,;'..
EEs'vs, Dlngiey, Egery. Folsom OF Newh".ss'
Tnoisom OF OiQtown, FOss OF DEXTER. EoS. =;
DanI9rth, G.fcheli, Hall, Halves. Hinch H"v'
a.u, n4ooard Humphreys, Kenniston- Kir~-
W Wsn, LAKE. Llndiey, Locke. Lord. Isn.oe
Hs Uo q SeASsmont, Aayberry, Nsyhe1
j Aomt, Mower, Neal. Oak, Psften, Pesfs. Per-,
S SsA.e[, renry, Pierce, Pressey, Remfck. Roh.
S,ns OF H1ilford, Robbins Of Deer Isle. Roiins
NJ OF G0uldsboro', StuFtsysnt. Thom.s
thompson, Iitcomb, Tefethen, TwomSIv
~ahen; webster Of Vinaihaveu. Wehstee q
Oroc0, webster Of Castine, Wentworth. W. "
On, wheeler OF Corinth, Whifcomb, WinsIo,v
:, N.AYs;CAessrs. Atwood. Barron. Be.,.t.
m, u. Dozrdmsn: Butman. Came, CARL. o.
y ~; Cissk: Co:thell, Dennison, Ellis. Fesserd.
y; rory, Sreeg, Green. Haley, HITCH Me-
~ ~; nessttGn, hipckley, H0hsop, Huit- Jones
so~.n, Aelccn, Heegan, Kimbzn, knishf
lsGwa0n; Lltf.eAed. Lorihg Of Pcf3iss.
esns . Issoopeh, nNtin. Macon AZ M |
's"i Aasnews; 1oEflssd, Nah, OoiletI 1
s !; Fan, n,ndall Of RicAnond, feg. ~
'lcnss, Alcnar9sont Kicker, Roth ~
ounds, sargent, Ucol6eld Smith, Gtevens :;
11sSPort, Tonman, Ircat, freworiy. Trro
H. -, Helker: Weeks, Wheeler n CO.
"~Ppss' Wlfeeriy, Wood, Yafss-0.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-02-27

a woman JuioI la Wyoming recs->Af
had with her in the jury room her bah
two months old. and the party who los;
the suit which she aided la settling. no,
asks that the verdict be set aside on thu.
account. He insists that the presence OF
she child was contrary to law. 1t is not
stated whether the child had influence as
the thirteenth juror; but ii is probably GER
tain tn at the strict letter OF the law was
outraged.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-02-27

On the eve. of Thursday, Feb. 18th, a
collection Of bright rays sought the dwell
ing OF Rev. c. {. Long of Machias, and
conyerg.Hg to point, wrought substan-
tally in the production Of thirty dollars in
cash, and upwards Of seventy beside, in
most choice articles of dress and provis-
ioes. 1t was 50 very unexpected it awak-
ened the deepest gratitude in the heart of
the pastor and wife, towards the donors,
Baptists and others. many of whom were
present, and all enjoyed the hour In most
social and cheerful manner. A song Of
praise BY the company, brief remarks and
prayer by the pastor, closed the happy
evening. At nine OF the clock the crowded
cottage began 70 b. relieved Of it, burden,
kSch one leaving y word Df1good will and
cheer, never BY rs 70 Re forgotten. 80
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-02-27

Grace Greenwood thus applies the lash
In the ". Y. Times, to the erring takers OF
stock in the Credit Mobilier.
II, at the close of the war, the women of
the North had been, like she negroes, ac-
corded their political rights, If Hon. Julia
Ward Howe had been in the place of Hon.
II. l.. Dawes. if Hon. Lucretia Mott had
been in the place Of Hon. W. ID. Kelley,
II Hon. Lucy Stone had been in the Pi".e
heenNas ~ Use, being human they
,,,;o.. nave been-involved in mis- com
promising affair, and had shown profound
ignorance of its compromising character.
what "A yell OF d.rision would have re-
sounded from Maine to Georgia, and from
Boston TO san Francisco. over woman's
incapacity not only to legislstc for others.
but to take care of herself, What a saw
aye and universal demand there would
have been for her immediate disfranchise-
ment; how stcrnly she would have been
rcmanded to private liie-to the quiet, puri-
~, aud the security OF the domestic circle,
and the guar ianship of her natural pro-
tector.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-02-27

"HicH!-A tall Yellowstone of those
long slao-sided ones-is in trouble. He
wanted to know what character to assume
at masquerade. A kindly disposed jour-
nal advised him to braid his legs and 20 AZ
"hip-iash; swallow himself round and
round few dozen times. and 20 as a roll
OF tape; wrap himself in the American Gao
ana 80 AS barber pole; bristle his hair
up and 70 AS white-wash brush: swallow
lew marbles aud 90 as rattle-box; nut
an lns"lator in his mouth and go as te,e.
graph pole; or walk on his hands as a nair
OF scissors. lie Is In worse trouble nov
thar before. but Will probably straIphten
himself out aud 70 - , lead pencil.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-02-27

The following record of female avocs-
tons in the United States is taken from the
recent census returns: Independent Of
woman farmers there are a. female stock
herlers, G apprentices TO BARRIERS. 81
dentists, Iostiers, profe ssional hunters
and trappers. lawyers. 5a5 physicians
and surgeons, 67 clergymen. scavengers.
! sections. 10 "canalmen," 1876 "draymen
II pilot. guano laborers, sasstoker.i
SO gunsmths, gnnpowder makers. an
Is ship-rigCers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-02-27

NOTICE 10 MARiSERs.-The Lighthouse
BOARD gives notice that hereafter when the
passage through Fox Island Thorougbfare.
on the coast of Maine, is obstructed by ice
light will not be exhibited from the
lighthouse on Browns Head, on the south
ermost of the Fox Islands.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-02-27

TO- M TLNt'A AWARDING Buffers hin
,,o 'nG distribution of the Geneva award
pasneI the House of Representatives on
saturday The bill provides thai ,la
ar ao UNI OF loss of uninsured property-own-
ere shaI be made good; that claims Tor
W. Mases up TO the time of the destruction Of
-, .essei snail be paid; that any loss
60 lliah the sum received from insur-
Ill COMPANIES in payment of the same
naid y, oe ~ na9e up; that indemnity shall be
ioSSas a.e ohHed States government for
VI vessels, ETC.. the same as tn
ihdiyinnals; that extra or xar in
surance premiums shall be returned under
I'aih conditions; and that. in case ,h..
aI Of an insurance company can he
sno"n 10 nave been greater than the nrem.
uiis received. the difference shall no nil
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-02-27

section from Bucksport to Bangor is
to be nrst built. and to be ready for the
rolling stock before Dec. LIST. '73, the
meaning and purpose are to locate the
section to your city before Dec. 3lst, "A,
which. in due time, ,ciH be built
L. III. w.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-02-27

ID thursday, Fernando Wood offered =,
resolution in the House proposing the inn.
peacninent OF vice President Colfax. which
wa rejected by vote standing Jog to i09
q rev Eepuoiicans and all the Democrats
members votedin favor of it, AfferwarJs.
On lnoton OF MIR. Tyner Resolution was
sonp referring the testimony taken be.
,',i i. .ne roland Committee. to the Com
~ ;n On the Judiciary, with instructions
u. nI.lre whether any thing therein.
warrants articles of Impeachment nj any,
ONCE, OF the United States. NOT ma,. any
VI the House and make it proper that fin.
lufe investigation be ordered in his case
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-02-27

Inc pert misses of San francisco
Grammar School have mutinied against
t0ear principal, who, to do them Justice
would seem to be an ignoramus generally.
The girls grievances are summed nm IN
Inns frank confession Of one Of them to a
.po,.er; We hate him. He don't know
yihe-he's not neat-he's fool, and
'0'u MN so-he didn't smell good"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-02-27

Speaker Blaine is working very earnest
" 70 reverse the action Of the House Inv
winch prepayment of postage on newsns.
Pers was Incorporated in the bill recently
passed by that body. e'e"'iy
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-02-27
Maine Legislature.

AUGUSTA. Feb. 2l.-The House resolves
in favor Of the Industrial school for girls
and in aid Of the collection of the
Industrial statistics Of the state. pass
ed to be enxrossed. A conference
committee on the Coburn Land Company
bill reported an amendment. to the effect
that the company shall annually set apart
one dollar per thousand on ali their logs
for paying their bonds. The company has
a capital stock of two and one half millions
of dollars. The railroad consolidation bill
was assigned To next Tuesday. A bill was
reported assessing state tar for 1873
amounting to Sl.I4. 1877. The house after
a long discussion on the question OF chang
Ing the shire town of Somerset county
from Skowhegan to Norridgewock was
lost, BY vote of 81 to 81. An act that
all recorded deeds shall take precedent
over unrecorded attachments, was passed.
TO be engrossed.
In the Senate. eighteen bills passed to I
enacted ut the forenoon session. Act
fix tariffs on. the European and NoJh
American Railroad MAS referred to ne
next Legislature. Resolve In favotof
biennial sessions was lost IL 70 20. Bin
Incorporating Coburn Land Company ass
ed to be engrossesl. Bill Tor better pfser-
walton OF records OF horses was refeFed TO
the next Legislaturc. Both branches hold
two sessions daily hereafter.
A dispatch from Passport states that a
distinct shock OF earthquake was felt there
at 7;25 Saturday morning. II sounded
like a heavy wagon going over frozen
ground
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-02-27
General News.

The POLAND REPoRr.-A Washington
special says "the report Of the Poland Com
mittee Is the subject of continuous discuss
lon upon the floor of the House aud In the
press their opinions agree neither with the
facts nor the conclusions ofthe report. The
inquisition upon the motives OF Mr.. Ames
Is generally conceded to be both specious
aud invidious, aud the remark constantly
recurs: III Mr.. Ames is guilty OF bribery,
who did he bribes' In one group oftwenty-
five Republican members. by actual count.
there was not one who approved the re-
sets delegation shows that in no event
are there more than two who-wlll vote to
expel Mr.. Ames. 1t seems probable that
Connecticut will give but one vote, if any,
for the expulsion Of Mr.. Ames.
On the other hand there are those who
agree with the theory aud finding Of the re-
port. but who consider its conclusion too
restricted. There are a few Republicans,
belonging rather to a malignant minority
of those who are not reelected. who de-
sire to consign all persons who held stock
to tie degradation proposed for Mr.. Ames.
These gentlemen insist that as each resolu-
ton must be separately voted upon. they
see II" excuse which gentlemen can find.
either for their conscieices or their con
stituents. to vote against either Of the re-
ported resolutions.
The Democrats are apparently unani-
nous In their determination to defend Mr..
Brooks. and consequently by iudrection
will support Mr.. Ames. Several of the
more prominent members state that they
intend to speak on the question. The friends
of Judge Bingham intimate that he will
make legal argument which he intends
shall be the browning effort OF his Con-
gressional career. Mr.. Brooks will speak
for himself. Messrs. Beck. Kerr and
Voorhees, announce their intention to share
In the debate"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-02-27

vn Monday, Bib introduced by Mr.
uoourh, passed the House, providing that
no person shall be promoted in the army
n no Il adalc,ed to the Incorporate, use Of
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-02-27

AT the Republican Caucus held at
Portland, Feb. p, George Z. Wescott, for
merry Bluehill boy, was nominated by
ballot for Mayor, bya majority Of % over
all the votes thrown.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-02-27

A COW in Cedar RapidA Ia. latelv -.
.ne butcher and knocked him down, aster
her head and hide were OF. s'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-02-27

asoce at Vernon, Ia, wound up a
marriage ~ saying: sand I now send
you 20 the county Jail for thirty DAYS - he
~as thinking of another CASE '
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-02-27
Business Transacted at the Probate
Court holden at Ellsworth, February,
18th, 1873.

PARKER TUCK. GEO. \. DYER Reg'r.
wis filed upon the Estate OF Esther r. Us
good.
Letters OF Administration grant ed upon the f.
tales OF Mark h. Perkins, Obcd Ilincklcy.
VIII proved Estate Of Timothy Mcdonald
Guardians appointed for Marion ; Eaton. Tau
m ). trippcn ais, Minors, and Benz. r. Austin
non compos mcntis.
Accounts hled upon the Estates OF Jacob =
f}c ana {. ". Nilliken.
Pet. for Allowance the Estates OF Jinies
'tihiIe, James trlppcn, and Amos WesCott.
Pet for Dover on the Estates Of Thomas Mill
can and James tirindlc.
Accounts settled upon Estates of William Ful.
ieTton II, Cyrus Brown Geo. w Franks deceas.
ed and Phrbe Ellen Gross 4 as. minors.
Pet for Discharge Estate OF Cyrus Brown
Inventories returned on Estates of John X.
Re'iman and John Nerrill, Jr
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-02-27
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The genuine signed ". A. Batchel.r sold Nv a n
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- . '-''tt 'hR Prom.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-02-27

Iynching matinecs in Nevada are called
performances by the stringed band"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-02-27

The Legislature is expecte to adjourn
about the lst OF March,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-02-27

man that don't know anything viii
s f!r's tilne be gets ! chance.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-02-27
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-02-27

- many years. 1t m.y
-.~oc., 20, or dollar bushel wher a.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-02-27
Congressional News.

We give below extracts from the Report
of the Poland Com. with reference to the
Credit Moblier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-19

commissioner OF deeds us sxplained rnat
Ingerso gave him te gures and that ne himself made
and signed the bill In Ingersols Office and never
went before J9seph r. Young or any other person TO
certify tO H. Tie Endorsed the warrant for tho anonf
and dnrd the receipt In the chamber Of the Board Of
r. s9nns TRs 90, r No AGA
20 be SEned by a. J, Smith, vac next shown. he
stated ia, , ne ., Ss s ,ama[ with smiths sna1rs and
dayiIon rho voucher was forgery reeeip, for ESQ
tire Witness was declared enuine, and this receipt and
voucher were banded TO the COMMITTEES for their inspee
denec ~ cheeks signed by Garvey which he proposed
with TIE assistance Of Garvey, proof Of direct
payments frndn hlm TO Woodward. Rufus Andrews,
counsel for Young stated that he was willing 70 admit
adj that the opposing counsel sought proye in relation
% ~ me 70 ana seggsa sS'
TO this the opposing counsel agreed aud the witness
was asked to give an explanation OF The reasons for
drawing The checks 6arvev then testified that Watson
told him that unless he aeeeded the demands of Wood
ward, and made his bill for large enough amount 70
usually PAID Woodward between 90 and 70 per cent
check dated Aprh s. 1870. and drawn 20 the order OF
woodward by GarVey for A35O0o was then produced.
He stated that he was ordered by woodward 10 draw
hs bill tor sesO00 thai occasion because old
uran." meaning Tweed stood In need Of some money,
while |" Joe Young was 70 nave about 5000"
At this point Rufus Andrews jumped excted1y TO mis-
set and Ielaimed that the proceedings were an ont
rage ana that such hearsay testimony should not be al
lowed he challenged the opposing counsel to prove
that any money was ever paid 10 Young by either Wood
ward or Garvey. A good deal OF confusion
stoned by this outburst, but h finally decided 20
allow the counsel for Political Reform TO proveyn pos
sihe, that Young wasp paid by Woodward. Garvey then
proceeded 10 testify thar. although he could
20 ever having seen Woodward hand money "a Young,
he did, however April 3, l570-the day IN question
see Woodward hand f0iued slip OF paper very much
resembling check 20 Joseph 3. Young anu tit Drefi.
Gus 70 thus saw woodward drawing check at the desk.
Mr.. Tintor then testified that April g. 1874 YOgng
deposited check Tor aboht S 600 while day
similar amount was charged 10 Wo0dward's account.
Tue investigation wat adjourned until Wednesday next
al y. N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-19
ROODWARUS PARTNER.

TESTIMONY OF ANDREW J. CARNEY N REGARD TO
AN ALLEGED PAYMENT TO YOUNG.
The investigation in the case of Joseph B.
Young continued yesterday before the Committee on
Civil Courts OF the Board OF Aldermen. Henry f. TntOr
testified regard the disposition OF about soOO or
the special audit of O00OO0, which he lad been before
unable 10 trace. He testified that warrant No. 252o for
s6,iC7 o. Issued 20 7. W. Rowe, deposited IN the
Broadway Bank by T. A. Woodward on June G, Is7o,
Warrant No. 26 for 81 600 issued TO r. b. CozIsns was
deposited IN the bank by him on May 30. 1870.
Warrant No 256l for NoOo drawn In favor Of himself,
was deposited June 10, aud the same date he de-
posted another for 1900 These warrants with for
seq 49, issued 20 c. lockwood Co. which deposited
by Woodward June II, 1870 made up the msSiug
tll,Oo0.
Al The close OF Mr. TaintOrs testimony. Andrew J..
Carney called by the counsel for Political Reform
L Gilbert Immediately and begged leave TO APP
pear as counsel for Mr.. 6arvey In care any improper
questions asked him. Mr. Garvey testified that le
had Joseph Il. Young 10 years, and be also
acquainted with E A. Woodward. VOuoher No. asa
attached 10 warrant No. aooo for tS5si S. neXt
shown witness and he admitted that the signature 20
the aftdavit was his lie Denied however, having
aligned tic anidavit, which boro the certificate OF
rannT. An The presence Of any notary 'r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-19
TIE COUNTS.
DECIsIoNs-APRrL IS.

Supreme C0urt-Chambers-B Judge Barrett
u petition J. Lgng difference Ordered The Peope ke
Io~pEBd& eSayh'On gsnled fot msaasmSs Gaat For
Motion aried Baker art Bsker-lhem Tor e0unsei Mmucs
8erchase Bank Bellows, ahoou granted for
frst Friday MAJ n tbs and 10 oher Frear ag
eeree eoufrmd and udgmen Of divorce graud Green ag
ElYHson granted plaintiff complaint within i've
clio Of Tim nOo fsyert0a Shepard aL-k
stored 70 caendzr.
By Judge Haruin-nore Bsnnett-Papers with Knight The
Thurman.
Superior COurt-Specidl Trm-Bv Judge Sedgwick.
Jvebau aE hsAd-Order vSead Nth go costa Brotvy ag
without Ritter PHILIPPE e a.
Order ung motion With 10 heieaf BakeO deT
or1er Of ne Court Of Appeals be- made the oder Of
adjusted CarabY Notion Tor additional
allowance dnd without gruund Of want Of power the Cou
Beey NsrsgsHsett Steamship CaOuitr denying
MOTTO. Watson Randal-Orfer grauted.
Freedman Van Hoesn Kolbe-Cass settled and
and Judgment roll TAYLOR Hoey.
81 printed NJ The reqaei
ue Ne. 10 Of this Court Tie s h. mtrei settled orierd GA
te
b. Judge Van Yorr-G< agt Ausn-Juigmen. for phntir
mofv II PAN u January granted
order signed Bb0p The Eprt Irsnzporiabon COMPANY
Complaint dismissed sIth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-19
THE STATE OF TRADE.
ETHIOPIAN AARKETN

fovno- April silo mConsos opened At 20 ior both money
United State FtvefveutT bonds 1908 oo ~
7 g Ten-Fores Ssi Ewes. Are Ran shares ID
iIvrUFoot April leli.0 m-Cottou opened fuif NEEDING
piaB ID Mddug Orean $50 The sales Of the Seet have
bteB ZOO nelulng coo for export aud - on pecuAon
pert is 6ssSo bales ineiaainz ZZ ASsrah ne
bales including I3o0 Amecsn
setti export the Il begnd 10 ts port = 9A
fh quarters q Which were American
LoHD0s, Apn Ia m-.0nsoa an AneHe-A ss'14Hs e'-e
unrhaneed Brie RagaT share 81
EE.ssyeET April les p n-Guisd STATE. Eve Twenty bonas
y. for the n l3z
vERPooI april IFS mC0ttou closed stsaee7 fhe s Of ne
dav Aye l6O intending 700 iot speculation ana sf
q Cotton stiFtd re4
ssvsnnsh dserzbe April - Yarns snd abros
The reesipts Of Nsrn
been 1850 ql2Tterr nel1ABg 4oo
AIneican.
LosnoS April ls-srirts Petroleum. III y gallon
Apn fo-Petroleuu 4cit of Inc Pale Anerean
IoSpo. Ami is-EvenIng-snsc-d Gales &J04n - t0o.
Conner Rosin Gas pei Spn1 rafgenine 81 pei cuL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-19

nird "a, % Hsa Lssss trail n. -seked Oats arn
No. q pe1sa ge sacked Barley sssayg Ne spnx. ss
PRIME whiky fuii Bdgs P"rh, sl7 -.
po sJs Ja D7 saned hs.s hrne ana b<hsr Clesr Bs Nj
April Bscya an .ens % hsnsr poi .psa .1,s ee,Iaa
iss hail o. Ju Ise last half 81 Assas: ossag ard oroer lott
frrr; sie UpcOunt &C. spot Lave Hogs unchanged a.
- a,r. s99 a, Beef seers, R<esp's-3ge bhls
Pour T3W 90 bash Wheat 2iOO1 bnsh Corn 400 bush Oats
4 80 bu.h a.riey DO bush RYE go Hegs Do Catst
ToLEDo ntIA-FOaI oh al ss ~ HLeat call aud lower
ale, a. Ans, nhisan o o. ssier Jens 81 t
s ga Csr In l aemsps lever Of HiEh Mined S1ie
seller NAY llt94tc; se Jue, Ste seller July ~ej sehT Az
gust a. Las Nls 2ic quief and ueak a. se isf fo
Cevcr Red sos AZ eva s., Mammoth S5 70
Dbl. Four Whsst orc ba.A Sorn sns ~" eus Ce.
asd lysEl basn. Oats 90 =. an.
wnxSeroy N c. Apnl IRSpris n rurpentne dol ~ soe-
Roam sifain-d Crude Inrpen Ds 9aet A. ~ wv
Hard % Tor YsIsv Dap; 80 os o Virgin Tar sEu" % ."