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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-01-02
S1s S1,1 80 zes SALE. ,,.., !
IN oNANGEBURG COUNTY g. G. q

pfsssal On 1t great Bssgair--scen.aising
alout. ,fss ,screa Of good upland Cotton land,
every s zee teEabIs no suai,pa,of ponds about
acres q Gle land psy;uced this year aba,n I,l0O
sb' scSa tsatea toths acre with a cost 'ofiieas
i thu, Si40 worth Of commercial snanbre. 20
huildlngs, all in good repair, almost as good as
new, including afvery nice dwelling house With
five good siye rooms three brick ccimncys car
ringe h6tiso Kitchen, smoke house, stables for
eight hofssea barn, Glib, hegro quarters Sc. Also
,ood Sizs country store; and fifstrate stand for
= The Placs is situated three miles
sar,h n, III Four hole bridges ii Ofanseburg eifi..
,v = tour miles from orangsbufg @: III ilaat
.a ~ ayc Skop road, III ahaalthy and thicklyset-
.hs .iSa country The neighbors are the best and
Iinaes. people; LaSoFers M are plsn,ifgl and we'll
Yes. M ,,sa,5 a X s isss county.
r'SS..{ ga 500 one half cash balance ii one and
- n..,a time. The buildings would nov cost
wv 49, ,hnu S2,5o0 10 construct tdAenI r JRf
mot T;,,es indispensable, tApply tp ,l,,,r a.
w. OAKMAN.
On tho placc or address him at Orangeburg
Nov. g 81
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-01-02
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, 1873-07-29
,AOt9lrppOlOxiCzif.

Ono Of the most interesting communications
latoly made to the antllropological department.
Of tho British Association was a short paper by
Alr. Hyde Clark, in Which ho identified tho
Manynema or Ma,1yona, the people among whom
DR.. Livingstone IL known to have 10 long trav-
eled, with the Niam-Niam or Nya-Nya Of the
White Milo. According to most reports thoy arc
notorious cannibals. and have the cdgeB OF their
at Cairo it is customary to opon tho mouth and
o1amiuo tho teeth OF any elaye exposed for sale,
since 1t is only nntural that tho Niam-Nam
slaves are, from their cunnibal proponsiticy, in
general undesirable property. Indeed, tho au-
loto Of a Turkish lady, who, OIL returning from
q journey, found that q Nian-Niam nurse Ind
destroyed and partially deyourel the ollild com.
mitted to hor charge. Another point Of interest
connected with those people is tho alleged pres.
ollco Of a tafl-really an abnormal Development
Of tho os coccygis-to the longth Of about two
inches.
, 1873-07-29
Hero again tho inevitable Bhal malscH hid

'dato. Hero again tho inevitable Bhah nakcs 1,ia
Appearance, for whom hfmo. NilBBon WAS roquoBt-
od, Or, In ot1lcla1 language, commanded" to
atrig at tho frat Of I1or MajoAty's priyato con-
.oerts, e,p declined, and rumor which unfortu-
natcly reached tho Queen attributed llor doclina-
tIon 10 annoyance at not being retained FOR tho
second OF tho Court Gpncort6 it which, and w1cl,
only, tho Shah waB to bo prosont. Nine. Nilsson
(ronlIy excused horsolf on tho pon Of proylona
'cngagomomt-an 6xc1so. not. admitted at tho.
,palaco and though al,o Ia sald to llavo oxplan
led mud apologixodto to Her Majesty, both throngl1
tho Prince Of WaloH and through tito Duko Of
Edinburgh, hor broach Of etiquette Inns not
boon overlooked, md no further command"
llaa boon addressed to-, hor. To mnko
1nnttors worso tho Court party, at tho State per.
forrnanco last wook, aftor hearing Mmo. NilaHon
IN tho first not OF "A1ignon," did mol stay to
hoar her In tho second. This was moro than tho
alroady lrrltatod prima donna could hoar. Eng
land, the English Court, tho EngllBh public,
wore all to blanla, and tho notion Of remaining
longer In England ti.an allc wns Obliged to do by
tho tormH OF her hgroomont III order to appoa1
IN an opera by MI English composer was no
longer to be entertained for moment. Il f1rst-
rate prirnn donna m,lBt possoas as rare qualtioa
and roccivo NJ thorough training aB crack
race.lorHo and whom both haye m noarly na
possible attained perfection, noithor Gun bq
counted OIL from ono day to another.
, 1873-07-29

rtospito Vi Invaded by Daiier; md polIti.
ciats who essaycd to forget Tho oates Of sfatcfn
the en1oymonta OF tho watorlng-placo or a tour
in Europe, wero mndo restless mid unoasy lest
tho Tlly denoral should capture tho Common-
woafth In tlotr absenco. Thtn year It IL evon
worse than two ycars ago: We have liad o long
ssssIon a!,a1 Of tho Legislative, Z, roagl,,,nnd-
scare at bono, .togethor with tue. excitement
incident to orodit-Mobilier md eaek.Pny aevel,
como III bofore tho vacation fairiy begins, and
npaet nil tho nice. little arrangements fer q
tho long liat Of clargos against him, as about
as bad aB anything Of whiol! 'ho has ::been
guilty. Gail tho Convention boforo tho tros or
,miiltlle Of September, and tho vacation Of every
nnti-Dutler candidate ia spoiled ontiroly. The
General is IN iconoclaat Of the noat nncefta,n ,
kind ; ho doals Ills blows whore loast expected ;
md this cutting short !, -
ALI. MS OPPONENTS VACATIONS
ia tho most novel Of all his erratio movements.
4 few days will dotormiuo more dehntoly the
strength Of both partics, for tho Butler mon nrc
talking Of getting ups demonstration to offset
that Of yesterday. Nlx.
, 1873-07-29
A Cholera Incident OF 1888,

From the Garltsie tHY.) Mercury
The following III MI incident which occurred
during the prevalence Of tho cholera in 1888, as
narratol to uB q fow days since by friend:
Mrs. Williams, then "a now q rosidont OF F!om-
ing County, was taken Violently III with cholera.
Tho disease seemcd to hare run its usual short
aud terrible course, and eho was pronounced
dead. Hurried preparations for tho funeral were
made, and the supposed corpse. dressed Ill tho
labimonts Of the grave, was placed in the cof'
feeble though distinct rap from within Btartled
and arrested tho attention Of those present
and, tho cofln-lid boing removod, the fact waf
family disclosed that Mrs. ". waa still living
Proper roasorativeB were at onco procured and
applied, and Mrs. ". recovered and atill lives
hale md hearty for one Of her age.
Our informant has often hoard the old lady
speak Of the occurrence, and OF tue feeling sllt
Experimentation from tho timo allo tlrst dia
covered that tho attonlanta regarded hor Us doad
aho Btroyo to give somo sign Of lifo to avert 4
live burial, md being wholly unable, when tue
fixing Of the nails in her collin noryod hcr, to 8
moro determined, last, desperate effort, which
happily, resulted US wo havo Btatad
, 1873-07-29
The New York Colitrni QundrMple
ErlCf1N.

From the Ntio York Tribune, July 26.
Additional details Of the layng of tho 1uGdr,1-
pie tracks Of the Now York Central .t Hudson
hiyor llailroad indicate that tho work Is making
rapid progress. Tho Company hns bought
00,000 fons Of English etoel rails for tracking
purposes, Which nro now being iolivoroa. None
but stool rails are to bo usod IN my part of tho
work. Az 1t requires from 1000 to 5000 ties por
mllo, full 3,000,000 tieH will bo used for tho
whole including the sdnga. About aoyonty
mieH aro already gratlod aud ready to lay tho
truck. Il IL oxpoctod that $50 miles will be
graded this full, al'd that tho whole will be COM
pletod in two yoars.
II IL deBigned that tho two north tracks slall
be used for passenger traius a.d tho two soltl,
trauka for freight. Il, laying tlo now truck, tho
effort IL made to htraighten out the limo as far
~ possible aud tAko out tho ouryoH. aud, with
thiH yow tho now tracks aro not placed tllrougl-
out on tho same b|lo OF tho oil, but adjusted 10
aa best to accomplish, this end. at WeHt Albany,
under tho new arrangement, lilo passenger trucks
will not follow the prosont lino among tho shops
aud oattle yards, but will run Bonlo distance
south ofsalio shops. At Buffalo, Rochester,
aud gyrA!lse there will DO largo yars1s Cow
oring 60 4 3ss, with 10 mios Of tracks at each
plaeo, fork no accumulation Of cars r0aly any
emergency. This arrangement ig alroldy nearly
completed at Buffalo nnd Rochester.
THO total cost IL estimated ut from $15 100000
to $20,o0O.000. Before 1t was undertaken tloro
, 1873-07-29
MARY HARRIS RECAPTURED.
[Q1Nv Sflo Escaped from tito I11aaMu
Asylum nnL Her Subsequent AlvclG-

LArG1s -~-r---'
From tho Warrington Star, Jtiy o5.
Many rcndors of tho Star will loubt1cas ro-
mntnbor our announcement OF tho escape of
A[nry Harris from tho Government Insane ABy-
ium On tho evening of tho 1ti Of July. Tho do
tectivo corps of thlB city rocoyod information
tho lattor part Of Inst week Tint pho was in Lou
isburg, Pa with friends, who wore shielding hor
from opHervation, and on Mondhy night Inst Do
toctiyo McDoyitt loft horo for tic purpose Of
hm as a wss
from Louisburg to Philadelphia, aud had talson
hor into custody Oh ono Of tho streets of TINT
city, and would return with hor to this city at
once, It was expected that ,o would arrivo lust
night; but FILLING to mike the connection
in tino Ae did not arrive loro until this
morning llttlo nftcr o'clock Ho
was mat at the depot by Chief Olarvoo, who ut
once accompanied Mnry Harris to tho asylum,
It viii DO romolnborod tlat ahe was acquittod
of tho Charge OF murder for tho shooting Of Bur-
roughs, in corridor Of the Treasury Depart
mont, aud that aftor various adyonturca III this
city and elsewhere ate became dangerous again,
and was Bent tho 1ngano Asylum hore.
THO polioo officers Bny it has boon ascertainod
that sho waB aided in hor escape by an omployo
Of the asylum whose duty 1t Was to watch her,
and that Fhc was aasistod IN scaling tho wall Of
been Impossible for her to havo got away. This
individual was promptly discharged by DR.. Nch-
OILS on the fact becoming known. eho loft
tho asylum on the evening OF tho 9Th Of July, aa
hefore stated, ut twonty minutes aftor O'Clock,
and In loss than half an hour sho had Haltod
across tho Eastorn Branch bridge to tho atroet-
carB, md rode to Ninth street, where she pawncd
her gold watch thus obtaining tho means to pay
her passage to- PonnBylyanin. Bllo took tue first
% to tho on asylum I th mSrnng sno on
very freely with Mr.. Clnrvoo, stating that sio
entertained no eumity to any ono ard that allo
must bido her timo for her return to liberty aud
tho enjoyment Of her rights. sho seemed to be
perfectly in hor right mind, showing no syinp-
toms Of insanity whatever. sho expressed her
dosro to 500 Mr.. Bradley hcr former counsel in
tho trial for the murder of Burroughs.
, 1873-07-29
FOR REVENGE,
Attempt to Throw n Train orr tho
Track Mt North Vernon, 1nl...Thc
Train Fired qtnOu.

Attempt to Throw n Traln orr the
Truck MT North Vernon, 1nl,-.Thc
Trnin Fired Upon.
from ne LoHsritle cour'cr-Journal, july 2o
:. We learn from tho New Albany Epe,,ing Lct7oer
tho particulars Of IN attompt mado on Thuradny
night to throw tho eaBtwar1-bound mail train oi.
tho Ohio u AfeatBssppi Railroad of tic trnc, ri
point about four fnilos west Of North Vornotx
;. 1t Booms that o freight train had sot fire to,
tho fenco of ono A. p. Douglorty, farmer liy-
Ing in tho vicinity. Doughorty, yYlose tempor
was in]amed with liquor, to ,Yreak royouro.
piled tho rails on tho track, and only tho timely
discovery Of Tho burning obstruction eayod thn
tr9ln, with ita precious freight Of hutnnu lives.
Immediately upon tho stopping of tho traiu.
the fellow, who Was hid behind a rail fence closo
to tho track, and ar1nod with two ehot.cups, shot
at tho officers Of tho train, luckily without ooct
AS ho shot ho oxclalmods nilhoro arc moro than
ono OF us in this affair."" Believing that It was
repetition Of tho raid on an Iowa railroad, por-
petrated few dnys ago, no ono would exroAa
htnlaelf until armH conld bo procured
When they woro furnished, tho conductor, ;,
lihrry Farmer, and pasBonger, gavo chaHe to
Dougherty. After pursuing tho would -be-assaB-
sin for half q mile tho two gentlamon succoole1
in capturing him. lIo Was tnkon to tho train. q
prisoner, md landed at North Vernon. On trial
boforo magistrate tho ne3t morning, llo WIS
held to bail In tho Bum Of e500 to appenr at tho
preliminary examination.
Intena8 oxcitemont prevailed OF North Yornop.,
and for awhile threats Of lynching wero freely
madc. Tho excitement had abatod ut laBt &C.
counts, and the priuonor is snfo to appear and
auswdr for his outrageous attempt ut wholesale
murder.
, 1873-07-29

long to TINT fatn! elasa Of whom the Bpaniph
pfoyerb says That they wore doslghod by God to
pick leo from poor mons lonlB. ->1n othor
words, Hol!onok sas not mcnut for Midas.
Ifiat Which lle to'!chon does not turn to gold
not oven to ayor. To mako long Btoty sliort,
ho III poor, nmbitioug genial and thrlftlosa; tho
worry lasl man IN America, despite hiB conceded
ab'litios who slouid l,avo boon sess to oos,t,-
try like tlla. 10 mako mattorH wo,so ho foil
very soon aftor his arrival Into i tnainntotl and
expensive not; introduced tho gamo Of cards. for
Whtoh ho has nania, and Inns ovor since thrown
tie serious work Of tho onlbasay on Mr.. Moran,
l'ia ecorotary Of Legation, while ho, With dofl.
cicnt skill md RESOURCES, wroatlod with tho
world. tho iloah and tho aoYil.
party Of English epooulatora, lod by Abort
Grant (wlo, though no kin to tito President, is
tnror), seeing tho embarrassment in Which
Schenck's affairs Ind fallon, laid ha,lds uron
him, finding lin, ns a mattor OF course, an oayy
victim. A man who owes money which he Gun
llia creditors arc people Of quality. A man who
is obliged to kcep up hpponra11coH in spite OF
hmsetf Boon loseB tho nne edgo of his proprloty.
eo, sohenck fell into tho Emma mimic, taking
aud, with characteristic hoodlossnoss, not look
Ing to 200 that 1t was, for him ,at lonst, o moro
mud-titcll. 1Io waa not btibed at all. uo did
not receive dollar in Land. 10 took . cortni,,
number Of ehAros, gave hia paper for them,
and holds them at this moment, having beou
awindlod with tho rest. HID he had tho
senBo to soil in timo lle would havo realized
handsomely, and had. ho been d Bwindlor,. lie
would hnyo sold 10 timo. Hc Ia nothing Of tho
sort. He 70 BY naturo, and moa,'s to bo by habit,
simply out Of hiH olonont-a worry round pog In
IN exceedingly largo and sdunro hole. Instead
Of abusing him, you should bo sorry for him
for 10 Is roally sprigh!ly man, who, but for hia
People iii general hore regard him as you do
and Hro surprised that ho should bo retained by
, 1873-07-29


Many OF tho citizoi,H OF Vermont will ramem-
bor to have Reou on ono-dolar bills Of tho Wind
ham County State Bank ygnotte representing
bnllfroga Gghting:, This WINS engraved to COM
memorato tho Baltic OF tho Bullfrogs. Tho facta
woro aa follows :" Many yonra Sgo, whom tho
town Of Winaham was newly y-sottle0, thoro camo
d worry dry soaao1,. There aro two largo ponds in
Winuham, separated by IN intervening strip Of
land Of considerablo extent. Each Of theso
ponds WAS inhabited by large community OF
the reptiles above-nanlcd TGn smaller pond
dried up and its inhabitants startod III body
for the lower and largor pond. They wore mot
IL tho intervening space by tho community , from
tho larger pond, mud q tlorco and long~continued
battlo enauod botwoon tho rival communities.
Buoll WAS tho hidcous following OF tho frogs dur
Ing their ferco encounter that it alarmed the III
habitauts, who Mt first supposed 1t to be tho
whoop Of tho hostile sayagoa. But curioBity
getting tho botter Of their foars thoy cautiously
proceeded to the spot whence the hidoous sou1a
issuod, and there bohall the strange spectacle Of
two inlnaouso armies Of bulfrogB, covering
nuny acres Of ground engaged IN lieroe and
twonty-four Lours, and when 1t was ovor tho
ground was literally covered With the slain, mud
and 1t bocamo necessary, to avoid tho no1louH
onluyia, to gathor and bury them.
, 1873-07-29

On TIsursday last a. party Of young women
went, out from Queens Hun to tho mountain
just baok Of tho settlement, gathering hucklo-
borries, Ono OF them, Joruaha bryan, advanced
little farther into tho woods than the others,
and was attached by O hugo panther. 1Ior com.
panions, hoaring tho brute scream, sought snfo-
ty In tight; but Miss bryan, finding oaoape i'm
soizing . huge piuo knot, gayo hor enemy battle.
The contest was u close QUO for fow minutes,
but lumarl courage. judgment, and coolnosa
soon trlumphed ovor brute strength, aud tho ho-
rolo woman soon had the satisfaction Of laying
the bloodthirBty monster doad Ut hor foot. 1Ior
garments were torn into shrals, ard her face
and arms badly scratched, but ulo Walked homo
with llrm stop and tho light Of triumph in llor
oyo, and waB able to give good account Of hor-
self. The dead panther wiz soon afterwards
found by tho people Of Quoous 1sun, and proved
on measurement to bo foot and 10 incleB long
Miss bryan is tho lion Tor lionoss) of the ne!gh
borhood, aud sl,o well deserves to bo. We doubt
whothor an instance Gun bo found on record Of
more cool, heroic bravery and wiae discretion
developed by nty woman, evon IN the mont his
torio and porilous days Of Pennsylvania.
, 1873-07-29

Some Of tho hnbitU of tho Michigan lumbor-
men aro thus goBsipped about by tho sagiuuw
Courier: 2 'tho raitsmen have tl1oir little pe-
culiarties, difficulties, sports, md troubles, a.
well ~ other people, md probably onioy life as
we'll in tho min is anybody clso As long as
crews belonging to tue Htroam keep :togofhor,
matters move on tolcrably smooth. but whe,
crows from different boom companies como in
contact, thoro ia alway8 struggle to
got tho advantage Of tho other in ono
turcl sort of d way. but NOT fren11ont-
" aonao one gets hs noso pulled or IN eyo blaok-
onel. Tho point where tic Tittabawagaco omp-
tioA into tho Snrinaw iust hnloy. thn rnnnth II
, 1873-07-29
Avery lEure nircusc.

There oxists on record in medicine only one
case Of enormous oyergrowth of oil tho bones Of
tho body with wasting Of the muscles. It was
observed by Saucerotto. Another case, however,
Of this kind, as described by Prof. Friedricn in
virohows Archiu, possesses peculiar Interest,"
saucerotto's case was that Of man, aged 50.
tho weight Of whoao body roso, In tho space Of
four years, from 119 to ITS pounds, by the in-
creaBo Of his bones, tho muscles al1 the while
while wasting. The head Of thia man was onor-
nous. his eyoH being pushed forward to the level
Of hiH forohead, aud tilo lower jaw attaining an
inlmense thickness. Attacks Of insensibility aud
difficulty Of breathing characterizod hiH cons
plaint. N. Friedrich has described his patient
aa II man Of 90 years, being ono Of six clildron,
az Of healthy habit, except tho youngest oxhib-
tting minor form Of the snme affection. At 18,
he began to find lis feet and ankleB growing
large and heavy, thet tho hands and fingers, tho
lower and upper limbs becoming Of enormous
size, duo entirely to the growth Of the boncs.
tho muscles being wasted; standing, walking,
and lying, oil difficult; tho internal orgalla
healtliy and no disturbance OF tho brain; m,ed-
icinea Intellectual, except aomo comfort from
cold baths.
, 1873-07-29

From tie Cheyenne Leader, july 25.
Wo referred ~ yealerday's issue to to tho diacoy,
will now give huch particulars ~ wo can, from r
letter mailed at BozemhM Montana.
limo and timD again no havc heard tho Vol
1owstone country Bpokcn Of as embracing spot
whero gold was almost as common as tho coun-
try rock lit being also claimed by old. hunters
that tho name Yellowstone IL from the quantities
Of yellow stonos-thought to be yollow, gold
nuggeta-found years ago on it's tributaries by
tho 1ndians.,. We have still more tangible evi-
doncc that gold III quanitios o1iata on tho Yollow-
Htono. Sir George duor, all English noblo-
man, some ffteon years ago.. with eight
men, made M exploring and hunting expedition
through tho Yellowstone country, md, though
not seeking 1t, found gold. Guor, being aftor
would dosort him, loft Tho vicinity of tie gold
without making further Developments than as
containing that gold in argo quantities existed in
the beds Of the streams. A F1onohmau, who Was
with Guor at that time, has boom in nozeman for
Eldorado found fifteen years ago. Upon his rop-
reaentations, corroborated by tho testimony Of
others. number OF tho most prominent buHi-
ness mon OF, Dozeman havo organized mud OUT
titod an expedition to explore tho count try known
to tho Frenchrnsn. ..
A company Of sovonty man arc now encampod
at tho Grow Indian Agency and will leave for tho
now god-ilods as soon as tho party il sufficiently
large to protect itself against any possible In
dial attacks, although no groat trouble from
that aourqe'is appreAendod
The locality whore tile Fronchman claims tho
gold can be found IL about two hundred miles
south Of Dozeman, in Wyoming Territory, close
to Little Wolf mountain, aud about thirty milos
oast OF tho Yellowstone basin. Another point
tho expedition propoBe to prospect ia porcu-
pine crock, between Big Horn aud Tongue Rivers,
where gold is known TO oxist. Tloro ia also i
gulcla, callod Boar Gulcl, whero purity Of
minors wore murdered by tho IudinnnH aomo
years ago, after they had thoir boxoB sot and
| mine .oponed. The indians say tie boxes and
tools romain as thoy we're whom tho minors were
killed. - -
Tho mystory with which tho lamontcd Father
Do slnot onyeioped a certain rich gold country
Ao discovered in this region, whilo acting as a
! missionary among tho Sioux, may soon be-
| solved, and we may awake ono fai1 morning to
| find TINT hfontanians have taken possession OF
tue gold fields, while We in Wyoming have boon
| aHleep.
, 1873-07-29
STORM AT MACON, MO.
Two Persons Killed nntl 8evernt Otla-
ers InJurct1.

'TYVo PCrgonS TTif1cff nn1 -0oVernf 0fI,-
~, r,,.,,-..1-
1"aeo" e'p' ao' S'9 @o ,oI nspaEea 10 snc 81 LOUIS
,r,, wind utor, will 'v1,;o TO-, ,voro 1,;.to1 ~
vcstordau NV ,rne - ~ ;ta anror.
e atorfn annroacbed 5ba eitv rom - eor9r5 nnrt.
W ia c9yin ne "u nen" "as t Mo
ssarn;rr r. ifrat str,,c t,,o SIosor,o ran,nTa -
ho@ntif,,1 ,ro1i. .Sn;aoJ t1roatnr.1 br;ni.n
H.; a;t,oto i,,at so,,t;, ~ ~, rn,,n ne
sH,,,rn 14'"hi0 Hu1s eoa as. r ~ ~. - w.
.,1su, - H. sS Sa no%n auu ~ aoH ~ s,i1
a',t os'a ~ aJpt ]o, WIZ, ntoun ~, ~ ~
nu arot on5 H.. raa;os l ,un y. ss
tot"ho u "oi4i"u tA1tGu Puas eo"llos, milo "ah
, 1873-07-29
FRANKS or A CRAZY TAILOR.
Judge stnllo,s Lifo Threatened.

E,rn,n }hs ffpnfpnott fna+nhrefrf NH, At
fow Inra ~ ainno n 11,sn vith n nhannarT oo,,ntc.
hnn1s naiod At t1,n rosi3nnco of ,Tuf1po Rtalin'
on Nhio avcn,1s and oaIsoi1 to ann lin ;Iut1go'
ia VIM ai,own ~ thn 1ihrarv and in rcnIv IL
a Gneation na IN lin nnt,,rn ~ his b1a,nesa' hc
infnrmnd tio Tui1o In Ead caiiod in rnfornnno fo
an nbrs;va commnnicnt,nn nnh1iahoil in tIn Vn,ls.
hiaU ami Go,,r;a,, IN t1,c Inv nrovio1s nver tha
Jmilre'a airnatmro wfich In cnnsiloro;l n roaoc.
Tim m lis nharoctor 0~
1o ~ ~ stso a ;a,tor TINT o Ind
wrlttoI1 nf, commnnicntfnna to either al the M
nora na,nod and assnrod lin t1,oro must ho sorao
maia1.n IN thn nntfar. h,,t ic vas nnaeivn ahout
t. nm;i wonld occont ~ nncrnlnnntfon. in nr1cr
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