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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-02-05

T,a ...Ien,phis city Pre- does a
PIC and MAXINE business; Ohse 10
Madison ~. Il. M. APPersOn' Pres'''
Henry j. Lynn. Cashier. lSO-lb
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Co,l oil is explosive aa tl
IN at is well known;
Na Va ii at any time be shown
l3S By A. HITzFELD d Son.
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FoR Arkansas RIvER.-The Darda-
nellie goes out Saturday next at the usual
, 1873-09-12
our own Horn.

1t is seldom that we tune our horn to
sound praises ofthe Argus; but a trans
lation out of the Koran says, !" He who
tOoteth not his own horn upon the
earth, whosoever he may be, his horn
shall not he heard I'M the kingdom Of
Heaven and being thus solemnly ad-
monished, we toot accordingly. Our
sounds, however, are all echoes
Mr.. .. NJ. Kennedy, writes to us,
from San Jose, CAL: 2 sse r'
81 Unjust say that l like your
paper ; it is plucky, sensible and indie
pendent, and l hope it win prosper"
We thank our friend for his kind
words, and hope we shall continue to
merit his good opinion.
Gray & Co., of San francisco, in a
letter to some gentlemen in town, say :
"Your paper is small but sprightly.' -
The Argus has swelled some, since
that letter was written and as soon as
we recover from the measles it will be
none the less sprightly on account OF
its bulkiness.
We thank our brethren Of the press
for their favorable notices;
The Argus, published at Port Town
send, has been enlarged and changed
from semi-weekly to weekly issue.
1t is a neatly printed and creditably
conducted paper.-Seattle Dispatch.
The Argus is very neat and reada-
BILE sheet, and should be better patron
| iZed.-Tribune.
, 1873-09-12
DiNorce Notice.

In the District Court of the Third Judicial
District OF the Territory Of Washington,
holding terms at Port Townsend, in and
for the Counties of Jefferson, CiRiam, L.
land and WhatcOm.
JOSEPH II. BRIDGES VS.. ANN Bridges
Action brought in the District Court ot
the Third Judicial District Of the Terrific
, ry OF Washington, holding terms al Port
Townsend for the Counties Of Jefferson.
Clalam, Island and WhatcOm. Complaint
filed in tbe>County of jefferson, in the
Office Of the CLERK of said District Couri
on the 4th day of February, \. ID. 1873.
To Ann Bridges, Defendant:
IN THE NAME OF THE UNITED
i States of America. YOU are hereby IT.
quircd to appear in an action brought
against yOu-by the above named Plaintiff
in the District Court of the Third Judicial
District Of the Territory Of Washington.
holding terms at Port Townsend, in Jeiter-
son county, for the counties OF jefferson.
Clalam, Island and Whatcom, and to an
swer the complaint filed therein a copy Of
which accompanies this summons within
twenty days exclusive OF the day of OfserSicc
after the service on you Of this summons
if served within this county; or, il served
out of this county, but within the Third
Judicial District, within thirty days; or, ii
served out Of said District, then within
sixty days-Or Judgment by default viii Ia"
taken against you according to the prayer
OF said complaint.
This said action is brought TO oobtain di-
vorce from the bonds of fmatrimony entered
into between You and the ABOVE named
plaintiff, and for such other relief rs may De-
ust and equitable and the Court is compC-
tent tograut in the premises, and you are
hereby notified, that if you fail to appear
and answer said complaint as above re-
quired the Plaintiff will apply to the Cour;
for the rehef in said complaint demanded.
Witness the Hon. o. Jacobs,
L. s. Judge of the said District Court.
- and the Seat Ofthe said Court, this
3Oth day of June, a. D., 1873.
AMES SEAVEY. Clerk
Bradshaw and Hall, Attys. tor Plaintiff.
, 1873-09-12

their business would be largely in
crdAsedby it, and being themselves the
backbone of the business for which the
enterprise would be started, no outside
competition against the ling could effect
them. The investment to them would
be both safe aud profitable.
, 1873-09-12
Notice to Mariners.

There has been placed Il Second Class Iron
Buoy, painted red with black horizontal
stripes, on Toliya Shoal II lies ON the n e.
side ofthe kelp in 20 feet, at low water, and
may be passed on either side by giving it a
good berth.
Bearings of prominent objects from the
buoy =
East side of Fox Island, N:9!E. distant z
miles.
= North Side of Mcneil Island. W.AN.
East side of Ketron Island, n. NV.
I There is also a Second Glass Iron Buoy
placed on ltsinla Shoal. 1t is painted red
with black horizontal stripes, and lies on
the North side of the kelp in II feet at low
water. = $50 r.
Bearings Of prominent objects from the
buoy he[ rrr t,.r7
Moody Point, y. Exc. -
Dickerson's Point, S.S.W. AW.
East side of Hartstene Island, N.N.W.
lTN . ICAPT.JfH SPOTTs, U. s.. n.
an29'SW.4G sJt 4tlD ? - Inspector.
, 1873-09-12

N Han.
Notice


DE IT KNOWN THAT WE, THE. UN-.
b dersisned partners in the practice OF
the law at Port Townsend, hereby declare
the firm of Bradshaw & Hall dissolved, and
that as I'd an business heretofore taken, We
are TO be associated until it is finally adjust
ed; and as to all business hereafter coming
to us, each is to act independent OF the
other, and take the same for his own penc-
fit, and manage the same independent oI
Dated this End day Of September, A. D.
: -. c. NJ. BRADSHAW,
55w4 L n. HALL.
, 1873-09-12

5000 adhEEs Sod6s fon S2 10 0I To g1o 8HghE gadns
each, for sale. These barrels are all well
soaked and otherwise in good condition.
Apply to o. F. GERRISH & co.
Port Townsend, Sept. 8.
, 1873-09-12

New. VESSELS ~ A 1ffnenew sloop of
about, y tons, called the Magnolia
owned BY PmeuS, PackSher s Blyth.
has been lately built at Steilaeoom. 4,
, 1873-09-12
Light House Notice.

Persons wishing to become applicants for
positions in the Light House service, will
file eirapplieations at the Custom House
before the 20eh day of September next.
-tr. S. GARFIELDE,
au29;3t Supt. Lights.
1ntelligeneer and Courier please copy and
send bill to this office.
, 1873-09-12
PROCLAMATION
BY the Governor Of washington Te
TERRITORY OF WAsHINGToN, \
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Olr1natnia A1io.1lsf "a IaI2

TERRITORY OF WAsHINGToS, !
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Olympia, August 30, lS13. },
| WHEREAS it appears from satisfactory
w evidence filed in this Office. that va
cancy exists in the Joint Representative
District, composed of the counties OF Jetfer-
son and Kiisap, by the removal from the
Territory of Luther l.. Moore, Representa-
tive elect from said District.
Now, therefore, /, Elisha p. Ferry, Gov
ernor of the Territory of Washington do
hereby declare said Office of Joint Represen-
tatiVe for the counties of jefferson and Kit
sap vacant, and by virtue of the authority
in me vested by law, do hereby order
That a special election be held in the
Aforesaid counties of Jefferson and Kitsap
on Monday the twenty-secOnd day of Sep
tember, A. ID. 1878, for the election of a
Joint Representatiye to represent said
counties in the Legislature of the Territory
which the said Luther L. Moole was cleo
ted. a.-
ltr In testimony Whereof have here
~ to set nay hand and caused the
great seal of the Territory to be
10 affixed
- Done at Olympia in said Terrific
ry, this thirtieth day of August in
the year of Our Lord One ThouS-
and Eight Hundred and Seventy
three, and of the Independence OF
lthe United States the Ninety
ELISHA P. FERRY,
Governor of the Territory OF Washington.
By the Governor,
1-- 81. 20 HENRY q. STRIVE,
54td Secretary of thefTerritory,
, 1873-09-12

I'VE are told that Messrs. Pincus &
Paeksher, of Sbeilaeoon, intend build
ing a large vessel u Work viii be COM
meneed on her shortly. These gentle
men built tle Clara Light, one Of the
most successful of the many craft
launched from the stocks on Puget
Sound. We hope their new venture
will he as profitable as their former one
has pEOved.g snJ .yiadn,a3 s.s- ri - p.
, 1873-09-12
Sheep for Sale.

TINE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL, on
i Saturday, October 4th, 1873, on his
hanch, nine miles south Of Olympia.
1000 head of Good Mutton Sheep,
in lots of One Hundred head.
r4td+ NTE j. ID. SPIRL0CK.
, 1873-09-12
U. =. =. TusoarOra.

The United States steamship Tnsca-
rora, Commodore Belknap, arrived here
from San Francisco, on Tuesday even
ing last. Her officers are, Commodore,
Geo. E. Belknap; Lieut.. Commander,
Thos. F. Jewell Lieutenants, Geo. A.
Baldy, Geo. A. Norris, and F. NJ.
Symonds Master, Webster,Doty; En-
signs, NJ. d. Hyde, and E. II. Tamt ;
Midshipmen, W. II. II. Switzerland,
G. H. Lyeth, V. L. Cottman, T. f. d.
W. Veeder, A. NJ. Knight, NJ. A. Shu-
feldt, C. f. Putnam; Asst. Surgeon,
Jas. L. Nelson; Passed Asst. Paylnas-
ter, /. Goodwin Hobbs Chief Engineer,
Louis j. Allen; 1st Asst. Engineer, j.
II. Harmony; 2nd Asst Engineer, J.
NJ. Emanuel; Gunner, C. II. Venable !;
Sailmaker, John ROddy; Carpenter, j.
L. Thatcher Boatswain, j n. Barker :;
Capt.'s Clerk, F. Kimball; Pay Clerk,
Geo. W. Prescott; Naturalist, w. F.
Fisher.
The Tuscarora is on commission to
sound out track for a submarine cable
from this coast to Japan. The sound
ings will be commenced from Port An
gelos spit (Ediz Hook will continue on
to Atkha, one of the Aleutian Islands,
and thence to the coast Oj Japan. The
apparatus used for making the sound
ings Is that patented by Lieut.. Brooks,
with recent Improvements by Commo-
dore Belknap-it being the most per
feet and practical of any extant.
The Tuscarora viii be two or three
mouths engaged in the work, Th,
cable, however, viii not be laid, prob
fably for eighteen months or two years
but when it is, the present line of thu
tRuget Sound Telegraph win, in al
} prbability be connecting link betweer
lthe first Pacific Submarine Cable anC
the great system of continental wires.
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Many Ut our readers will remember III,
swinliing schemes IT one G. A. R,beson !.
get ms'ney "u, 1T vcri ut easserners On ih.
ps"mise IT leading them to uUknOwn lea
cept ~ himselD g"ld and silver ~ xrc~, ex
tent aud fAbul,us richress. His field :"
operations extended fnHn San FrsMciscO I,
the hsa'iws,ers If the Columbi.. He sue
cectle<l IN getting up three ar f,ur exp.
'lith"ns, zach time 'ssnssing ~ have easi, ",
,hc deluded exprtliiiOUists advance hin.
cn"uxh 10 make up handsome sgsreestr /,
and always managed I" give them the dotis.
als'u. the time he l'a'l drawn The last dOia
that cs'uld he obtained firm the,n. On "n.
''ccask'n be carried the swiudlc ~ fsr 10
Irsd his viriimizsj followers ~ fur away "
mt. the in,erml,,able forests If nurtheaster.
l.lsI"', where he gave them ihs slip and lci
them Ia return to the settlements the bes,
w, they o'uId. He il the u,sst persi.,e"'
OiIk In this line that ever fisure,l. Hc j.
getting Together xn",her crowd 1T feIhw
with ln'Ise money than brains, on the ssin.
old dodge, but on u gr.nder scale this tin.
than ever. Mansfield. Ohi.,. is nUw tn.
center Ut his Upcrxti,ns-he 10 tW we..
ku"wn to ,hn'w ~, his bate in any of III.
large cities. The Bauer, Ut that pls,v.
cIn'a'ns hng letter frnn him in which b.
says hs wants picked bsdy Of l0O lnen. -
sisd he pss,mis.s Ia make ''eacb \ million
are" He u tO hnvs $4,000 advanced -
The time Of starting w the r,vrr"-whicl'
leaves the ,nfersncs that some jpart Of css,
ern Montana IL bic present objective p'in,
Well, II R,besOn cnn raise hundre,,
''p'ckesl" f,Ols In and sr,und Mansfield, l.,
h'm do ~; II may d. them y.nd to hsv.
''ths,r sye-,eeth cut "-iSocie Record.
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An Essex street woman threw 135 ID
"le ss dog, Saturday.
4 Mill PIsin man asvs MS ,wiIc's hair II
about high ~ that o the store.
There IL nothing ssd In growing old to
ih"sc whOsr lives sre pure, snd hens.
We are sorry to ses ~ many idle b,ys
about the Atssr.s. Buys VIII" grow up with
out srhooling will never amount +, ANY thing
IN their lives, and finally die petit jurors
A NclM,n street family hos disl'sn.icd
The cause IT the trouble was simply that
the womxn iad not much 0f anything IL
bur" but tsrrel hu'ps and ha.l ~ break them
hesself
W. 8 Barber thought 10 participate in .
toiIsi egg for dinner, Monday ms'n, aud
-" opening it t"und = psrfsc'Iy formed rgy
within Its yoke. It was hens idea Of y
prize package.
A correspondent suggrs,s that the people
Ut IN 'tury give the widows co'."n suspri
hss. We do no, really know what = cation
surprise ~. but pre- sumo the man who mar.
ries fs. .hiUnabls wid"w dies.
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The 0snso q lGeakt 4looA.

0e,lOgisls admit the powerful agency of
rushing water IN drifting, rssping and
''snspOrti"g materials whicU make up hill.
mountains and plains Those travelling ice.
6ergs Ut which ~ much il salt, that sc.'Lresl
tue face of the earth in their pruxrrss from,
the north. undoubtedly were. employed N
nature Ia slnOah the surface On y gigantic
SCALE But tn. gr.x, tl.s,d referred u CIR
culns,ant'slly in The Bible must have been a
terrific event IL have impressed all man.
kind with . Traditional recognition 0f i,s
universally. -
Slr Henry James. On English engineer,
l,ss attempted an explanation Ut pheholnens
lnat arv traceable u the drluye, aud espsc,
ally treats Of what must have occurred BY n
cnanys If the AXIS Ut the earth in ito rela.
'iOna II this xk'bs were Of uniform de,,..
'.y the p"les Traverse the Giro Vi evsgs,io,'
IN three hundred days, Ii Tie density in.
crea,es towards its csn.er., something else
would t"ll"w. lie argues that ~ The h.s'd
commenced an the 17lh If ihs 7,h month,
in tue 6O0sh year Vi N.@h'. life. AID covssssl
sll lne land $50 days. and after Having dss.
'r'yed eve'y living thing ssys .b.ms In ihe
ark, WIS just l5O lays dra'uiug I'D in.D ~.
propr'ate channels AMI has,us Of pressa,
uccsns, srss. lakes and rivers, he hos ,nasler
ID the pr'ble,D. -, ii.
., Tive f,nsd, then. was in consequence "f
changing the p'l"ri'y vi The earth. Whether
earthquakes opened vast rents in the crus.
1T the Garth, Int' which wafer rushed from
their old localities aid thus altered the
center Ut gravity, or whether e''0rin ~.
.nssses If ice broke their fas,cMlngs x'u
sliding dow" y" incline plane, brougl.k
a,Nu. The h,x'd, still n4i"s an open que.
'iOn which may Os freely discussed w.,,n,u'
exciting the spprelens'vns Uf the p,Iics 0t
any country. .......
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yc0IcH aaoRlaonlsla.
The "SaiatT aal ~ "ApostsAo "

A the people were f,cking out of the
Conference meeting on M"ndsy m"rning.
~" NM acqu"ir,snres- 6tnichmcn - met
"ne ~ whom -iill adhered iU the Mormon
faith, while the other had forsakcn Il.
~hereup'n the f"lI"wi"g cont~b ensuss':
"Wccl, mon, bri,l'er W.. we hsvena seen
~ for sac lang that sichi q yes guild fnr
s"ir een, and h"w's "'w ye noo!" ''Ve,y
well. thank y"u." replied the other. .'Bu'.
m"n," said the first SPEAKER, ''how did il
happen that you left the kirk after bearing
~c strong Testimony ihs, Joseph wxs .
Prophet and Bri'hrr Brigham hts lawful
successor! Do ye me mind when yc uses'
u prssh to the folk In the suld c'urtrrs'
a'Out the Gospel q the last days. and hrn'
esrncs, ye Vas for Us y "a he f~ithfu'Y And
~ think that W was the fir>s yersel' " fl
avs frse the kirk! Mon. I'm real sosTy. t.
think xbOt il, for ye ken - wecl ~ use tha
II the Gospel wxs true when ye tiAOcit il
WAS true. i,'x JUS ss true moo" y.
''Yc'rc quite n phi,"sophrr." replied thr
o,hcr, ''but seein' you have come 10 enjoy
conference l would M, like to say . wor
ths. would disturb your religious devot'"ns.
far though can dispense with many thing,
cDnnccte.i with M"r,n"nis,n II seems s.ii
pretty well adapted to certain minds. and !
nigh, ray the same for every other ism H.
existence. but q long ~ M"r,nonisu, make
h,ppy. without causing you to infringe o'
The rights Of Others. I advise you 10 be
Mormon" ''Gu,d have = care ~ 10 4
Would ye sdvisc me 10 be what " think
ycrser Il wrangw There Is n" sin In bc
,icving. aud II y"u think M"rnonis'n l.
true. 70 Gamma be very far w'ang in acting
~ the best Of your Judgment" 'Wssl
"H'n, Bri,lrr W.. Ill tell you what shinl
aiNua Il: I've becu Baptist and neth"dy.
aud the Lords kcns = what, and for mon,
Q year I've i,ecn cs,nnccket W. the AOr ION
and I've held every Office frse DeacDn u
n High Priest. and IL the things q wrsne
moo sitter n my trouble. l'm ysan tse nrl'
my min rad uext time" a.
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A OARKuY VINO UNDERSTANDS THt Ma
ruRs % An OATH. The OsheS evening. as
+. meeting of The Grand Army, several e.nd
s,osies were told saUond the campfire.
Captain Jssss Tsyhr soid the following Of
,hs times when our forces we're stationed Il
Beaufort, eosth Caroline: "ThtYe was an
I'd dssAey By sbe nsnse 1T Ligs Jackson,
WIN, deserted BY his mastes, wxs lef,,o take
sase Of hissself - best 10 might Lige xas
excesdsaaly awkward III hie y ssmpss 70 plsy
hs servant. He smashed snyl destr,ycd
early everything w laati bis hands upon.
md, having waited o. ssarit every alslsxr
4 The poss, each n sssn, aftsr giving hin
I'M bsn<1ls Of s'iae hsrd swyasing tsr bio
.,upsd,sy. turned him adr:ft. II hsp,,snsd
~, Lsge was witness In case ihs' csms
',efors : cosss>aaf,al, and. being called 4,
rive sessiuaony. wss OBJECTED To on the part
{ the defcndsss. wh0 stased tha, be didn',
El,evs the Lixgsr was VI s,und mind.
..'Stand up Lixs," /" said the ea,ast -" you
adcssiand The nature Of is oa,hl Lixs
s.sxtchsd his wool for = nnnasnl asd thea,
arning np The white Ut his eyss, replied: !:
LINK years, mare. die nixy. nas waited
% 'beas half sbs ossifers sin.v ,hsv cum ~
~ piece, ard " 10 dou's uasiess.and ,hs
. uss ob ~ "sf hy de time, dsa odssss NJ
virtue In c1asine.''" fyg8rg h ssA
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The Vile du Hsvre. the new s,esmer Of
the French line. arrived ". lh's w,r' yes,sr
'lsy fnm Bres,. With the exception of the
Grsa. Eastern, s.'c's tt,v largest steamer tha
ever en.ere'l tins psrt. e Her dimensions NE
40 feet BY ~ feet width, with sharp me.lel
forward and att. She ba~ direc. acting c,n
pound engines, high pressure l.200 h'sse-
power. Her main saloon is 60 by u feet.
and 10 ws,nscotled with three diiTsrcnt kiads
IT marble, and upholstered M the extreme
of the furnisher's art She will carry 350D
tons by weight and measurement. She will
sail for Bres, and lIavre ON the louh. ant,
will bs open u The inspection If shs public
after dischsrging cargo " r 1ymea
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AN PREPARED TO MAKE EHTRtS0 At
hILINA RATES!
No enr n new Connected With ne In tbe
l.asd BuxlweSk In this Cewuty.
fan .,v.vs h found at the District Clerks oAes.
Deer .-,ss-sssas q. y sO0ANUOH.
Lodge. June, - is71 s I'D"
TO Investors.

The Northern Pacific Railroad Company hss nov
bu equipped and put In opcrafion nea''v s'7 e'!e'
Of Ito main line oe ad through an excellent country
and along what 10 known the Valley Route 70 the
Psciac The auished portIous already enjoy 's'gs
ssd f.s, ,ecressns sra,c The sccsious appsoach'ns
somuss,on connect The chain of Lakes ~ith the nav.
rsssos Of the Upper Missouri and COl"mh's 'tver'
With pugs. Sound. secure 1t oner iarss and peost-
sbIs business end sutstls the Conpspy 70 ahose To-
&Osoo acres Of excellent avssaxs land 10 fss elm
pls
With these accomplished ssssits, the Company o.
fsn and 10 now rspdly ss'ins. 10 First sesssass
Roads. for the purpose os oompisting ~ eossssse
sios snd equipment Of " rosd sass ~ csss'ssse
stsr careful investigates, ~ ssssasss1 ~
seuds ~ weil ssesssd ssA unusually pssatsss 70
vsst.sst. They have y years - sss pstssps' -
htsrsa ass payable 10 gold ~ htssse (ssvss as1
sArssssssss pr ssst, V sssai ~ y ssess y p
ssse II currency. ~ esspos ssd rse'ssssss sesd'
eas n sxoaastsd sss eseA othss 4 ~ 1ass's q
he ho,a. ussd eAsess scr tss ssstssssa' sss'''''
~ ~ ssxtssesd hssds ap sAiist y ~ pose e =
sAspus a II, ov.se.i sss - HfEt'
rss,s ssessassss Asvs ~ lssSswtag s'sssses 9
s.ss,ssA ssa sasssy: rhy srs ~ ssaisss'es q !
sssssg cs,psestss; tssy ~ sise sssteags = g
sssa ~ nsss .s ny. sstivvasssss sss f'ssesss,'
~ . ars ,s.a - assss ss'siasa. II ssa'e'ss Z
~ sssa,y sussest ssessssy, sAas + pssss sse -
sasssss u ~ pv,sespl ~ ,stsst ossss : tsaa
s'ssssss sssss a,sse Acres ~ nsls t. - sss'''
''assa sstas sssl. AssAs svssssis pisss = ssss :
stsAi issAs lssa 0nsss tsss 49, snssoss 80
sAhsaaissesas ssssfsv wln ~ oHs sn 81 e's''
~ nis-slsss than sArss ti.ss ~ 1ssa66 sssss =
bssAs. 49,
Ns.,H.,.. -,yyefe.A10
s's1Ak S1sIxssnise As ae ~ ~ So. :
~ ssssv bsiss nssivsA Alas ieSaga0
ssaassst~sAs csaessys lsslA
JAY COO OKE eco,
.4..g.. s.-.4s.@gt.... = 3! 9 -: - :
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The San Francisco C6ssaiels takes rather
gloomy view of the republic. ~ will bs sseo
ny the following extraaa: M .. ssar 1850
''Our rsilruod bonds DO not hnd = Trady
market In Eun,pe. The balance u .rad@
runs sgsiost ~. One hundred thousand
Americans are goinx s,r.ai O spend hun
dre,l millions st Vienna Our imports
srxely EXCEED our sxports; gid bas ID.
vsac~d 10 llA ExlavsGascs ssas siot ~
I've land, asd 10 ere iopevseishisg oSs
cuunlsy u the purchase of luxssiss asd
gsw>gswA We ass livssg sxtrsvsgassly
and beyond our mesna M0nOpolies ass
sapping The foundations Of our prosperity,
and political 'pr,aisacy y usdssniniag The
fOundaaiea Of our 00vssnmsat Osr sssies.
nss srs bscsm,ag corrupt, oqs ohlcs-hosd-
sss vssal. and eur Legislisees 40 esaly
heibsd. Murder ssss riot, t,fehr0sehout the
lad. Or ps,splssrs browning edsaassltssdss
our voass ass, suns ut them, NOT - en0d
o they osght n be; oss pseschssS soms d
them. ass not - devout - II the oldea tlae.
Osr chiDdssn sss iasa ssd reaoss. We hays
dsportsd fnn shssiaplieiy. iscooomy -
haesesy Of sshss dsyps The saly seasiy
- CO ssgssa, b ~ Qslugss We ssaeses
! folly sstaait lha,. asis psssud sssssass esss
Is y sasiA . assoaA sxpssAnsaG ttaitssza \,