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Jayhawker Jennisop. who was arrested
shor, time since on q charge OF defraudinI
the Government, was taken before the Unite
States District Court at Topeka, and was re
leased on bail to appear before the Court a
ia next session. When his case comes vi
for trial Mr.. Scofield will be United State
Attorney, and if Jennison is punished VI
shall be greatly surprised.-Ssnsed Non
pareil.
Tie story reported by Jennison Is to th'
effect that be met Mr.. Sco6eld on the tram
and had assurances from the attorney thai
she need feel no spprehensions, al
would be right" Jennison has openly
claimed several of the grand jurors. Hs
claimed that he had power over The
late attorney. He knew "Oid DEL
was ri.ht, and he even went
| 90 far n to claim tina. many of the Witnesses
we're intimidated. He procured the writing
of letters in this city. dated at Topeka, and
| published in the Commercial, with Col
Houston's client Endorsement, defending
| himeelf and insulting witnesses for the prose.
cution.
II il also further asserted that he had sue.
ceeded in pledging Mr.. Sco6eld in the ap-
pointment Of q particular friend of his Jer-
nison) a. an Assistant United States Attor-
ney; an incompetent man, but one who will
protect Jeuni-on, ifpossible, from the meshes
of the law. We know much, if not most, OF
this is braggadocio. Jennison did have one
or two men in the jury; who
would have served him il they had
had the power. Judge Delahay may
be friendly-we know he IL; but then
Delahay, we learn, does not intend to try
the case. He. it is expected, will turn the
case over to Judge Dillon; if 80, he does
right, and saves himeelf from censure. We
believe all the rest are free from COLLISION
with Jennison. II not, time will TELL
LeorearoM Times.
The belief is gaining ground that the
career of this infamous man IL drawing to q
close. There are but few public men left in
power who care to shield him from the pun.
ishment due his crimes. Nation
aiis
We hope that the belief expressed by our
contemporary may prove to be true. We are
very confident that no neglect of duty or
want of zeal will be truly charged against our
new United States Attorney in regard to his
action in this case.-Ldwrence Journal.
Jennison's reckless, indiscriminate charges
are against Judge, Marshal, jury. the editor
of THE TINES, and the rest of mankind.
Delahay will not try the case; Judge Dill
lon will The Marshal and Attorney, We
are satisfied, will do their whole duty. They
know the responsibility resting on them, and
will see the law executed. The braggadocia
of Jennison has, We think. failed. 1t was
intended to intimidate. We hope good and
true men will be placed on the jury to try
him. Our United States Courts are growing
purer and better under the administration of
the new officials.
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"EvEnY organized being" says Olive,
Wendell Holmes, ''always lives immersed
in solution OF his own elements" and in
no one case il the truth Of the statement
more apparent than in the evident relish
with which the "lo0p of the Commercial
cliues to the associations of shat onion
boquet." With his gaf6sse hook and
pocket dictionary he has lately succeeded in
resurecting joke which had ito birth ard
burial in this Office over four days sgo, and
the boys gieeful prattle in relation to the
incident i quite anusins, but very STALE and
te1ioua III. vit i forced and tri6e TOO
much liks he ack which he Fssneh pro
vsxb nys ! lid fasAR hsfns 4 = fall than
~ : = $500.
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Well nov ~e rather like the way the new
editor of the OTTAWA Journal speaks ous.
Hear him:
While defining our position and marking
oct m apparently peaceful policy, il il per-
haps proper to state. that there are Questions
which affect the public good, and which are
At all times seiiimste suhjecs Of discussion
and criticism. We shall not besitate To ex-
press our convictions upoa thee matsers.
fearlessly, and forcibly If necessary, satisfied
that the need Of the times il an homes,
manly journalistic independence which can
neither Be bought nor sold, bat which can be
depended on to do the right thing, 1t the
right time, and in the right way.
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second Assignment Of Gases.
MONDAY, JUNE 16.
5363-S Second National Bank vs. Irwin
ct al.
5372-Guion vs. Leavenworth City.
3403-Coldron vs. johnson.
5412-McInerny va Robinson ct al.
542l-CLsmbsrs vs Leavenworth City.
5436-Simpson VS. Evans.
COURT CAsEs-rUEsDAY, JUNE II.
490S-Latta vs. Shire ct al.
492S-Angerstein vs. Angers;ein.
4956-Field Va Field.
5O61-Gorton ct al W Jefiries e. al.
5l55-COdby va Meigs ct al.
5l63-Byrns Va Byrns.
5lS2-Armstrong Va Armstrong.
524O-Smiih We Smith.
5248-Green Va Green.
52e5-Mead Va Mead.
52S3-Lange vs. Lange.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE Is.
52S7-Stsrr VI Starr.
53IO-Kuendig W. Kuendig.
5336-Moran vs. German Savings Bank.
5353-Knox Va Clark Il Co.
5348-Mckee W Thompson g. Woodruff
5355-Carney Va Campbell.
5353-Johnson vs. Johnson.
5359-Heintz VI Heiniz.
THURSDAY, JUNE 10.
neutrality-suspicious. vs. Stefan ct al.
1862 Ritter We Ritter.
5366-Grafi & Co. va Miller 4 Co.
5377-Herman VI Herman.
5393-Hsstines Va Hastings
539S-Hoppenau va HoPpensu.
54O6-Messinger Va Hunt.
5411-Dougher,y Va Jordan e: al.
54l3-Epsen Va Board of County Com
missioners.
54l5-Bastian va Bas:ian.
54l7-Potter Va Potter.
5420-Purscell va Purcell.
543S-Peck vs. Peck.
545l-Saxton W. Saxion.
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The Secretary OF the Treasury has done
good thing under the recent act of Congress
creating Board of Immigrant Commission
ers, by appointing as member ofthe Board
an es.imable woman, Mrs. Helen NJ. Bar.
nard, who is assigned to the duty Of report
ing on the treatment Of women and children
on board of emigrant ships. Heretofore the
most outrageous treatment has been extended
to emigrants on their passage to and arrival
in this country. 1t is now hoped the Board
vii, be able to protect them in their rights
and secure them against abuse.
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MODOC MASSACRE

The massacre of the Modoc prisoners by
the Oregon bushwhackers only has parallel
in the treacherous murder of Gen. Candy.
After reading that the women and children
as we'll az the men were massacred, We are
Convinced that there are savages without
red skins. Little regret at the
death Of the Indian prisoners will
be expressed, but it is to be regretted that
they we're not killed before the surrender.
Tie army that accepted the surrender oflive
Indians ought to have protected its prisoners.
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MISSISSIPPI LETTER.

Ia to-dsy's paper We publish an interest.
ing and valuable letter from Bolivar County,
Mississippi, which was prepared and written
BY G. c. Smith. He ia colored man. a
graduate of OberlIn College. and was well
known in this city, having resided here sew.
eral years. The suggestions contained in
the letter are wise and worthy of thought.
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mingled fhsds due Tie Govemnen. from
any and ill con6scatioa cases under the con.
troll Of the Court
Ia the summing up or closing Of the case
Mr.. Englhh submitted that Mr.. Allen,
the Commissioner, had not con6oed
his inquiries To the subject
maiter-thas be had not done what The
Court ordered him to do. and had done what
the Court ordered him not to do. Pending
his remarks Judge Dillon observed that the
unparalleled fact vas clear that $50, 900 be-
longing to the U. s. Treasury had been
traced to the possession Of parties Who had
NO right to the moaey, and intimated that If
the parties holding !, should desire TO pre-
sent claim to Il. their rights could he de-
termincd hereafter. Mr.. English said his
clients were not owing the government, any.
thing. and held shs, there would be injustice
In an order compelling them 70 pay over the
amounts charged 10 each. lie claimed that
the evidence justified this assertion and ask.
ed the Court 10 review the testimony. Judge
Dillon ol~erved that he had great CONT
dencc in the referee. Mr. English when ask
cd to proceed, said he did not desire to argue
againt the views Of the Court, and neither
did he desire to appeal the case to the Su-
preme Court. Incidentally judge
Dillon remarked that the testimony had been
referred twice, and in pursuance of course,
defined when the reference 10 Mr.. Allen was
made, he intimated that the motion of &C.
ceptance would be sustained. At least that
was our Interpretation of the remark, and We
suppose the report will be accepted. and the
who are charged with holding
funds belonging to the Government order
ed to pay the amounts charged against them
into the Kansas Valley National
Bank.
The decision will probably be rendered
tomorrow. The report o! the referee and
accompanying are very volumin-
qua. A lawyer versed in mathematics has
that it would take twenty years to
read them through carefully. As our patri-
'tism fall. little short of such service, We
must be content with gathering W the grains
IF wisdom about the court room, and giving
our readers the benefit of the condensed
opinions of all those familiar with the case.
We noticed throughout all that Judge
Dillon adhered to one fact of the case with
teuacity, and that was the evil
lent truth that money was due the Govern
nent, whether it was due Mr.. Brown or
not, and to get that money where it right
ully belonged, seemed to be his conception
IF justice.
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STATE OF KANSAS,
LkAvKNwosru CounrY.
In the District Court of Jefferson County, in tho
State o: Kansas, sitting in and for said County
and state.
samuel L. Peasants, Admin
istratOr of the estate OF lrlI
Lindley, deceaied, Plaintiff
9. 8. King, Administrator OF
the estate Of Henry MeMakin
deceased, susan McMSkin,
w. H. MeMakin, Margaret
McMakin, Clinton MeMskin. case No. l. Oss
Dckalb MeMsk'n, Andrew
J. MeMskiD, NJ. L. GEisord,
Angeline Gill; John Gill,
Hamilton McMakin, Henry
AcMakin, Jr., Z. u. Whit
ney, and the Indiana BANK,
corporation doing business in
the State oi Indiana, De-
PENDANTS.
DUBLIC notice is hereby given that un Ter and
by virtue Of the Judgment rendered In the
above entitled action, in and by the above named
court, and OF q special execution issued on said
judgment to me directed aad delivered, i viii ON
Thursday, the 10Th dry of July, H. d., 1873,
ct II O'Clock .. M, of said day, at III Cour.
House door in tie City Of Leavenvorth, in the
County of Leavenw worth and State of KALs,s offer
and sell separately to the highest bidder for cash.
each Of the fol0sing de- eribed tracts Of land sit
uate, lying and being in the County Of Leaven-
worth, and State Of Kansas. namely, the south
east quarter ~ Of section twelve (i2). townsr ip
eight 49,, range twenty t2o), east and the north
east quarter "a Of ssetIOn tsetve (I2) township
eight (s), range twenty (20l all in the county OF
Leavenvorth and State Of Kansas.
Said prorer TO be so as conmsnded by the
aid special execution and in pursuance Of sad
Judgment.
Dated June srd. A. D, is,a.
Sheriff of kavenw yrth Coul atty, ksn,as
jus-diwti
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SheriRs Sale.

STATE OF KANSAS,
Coz TT OF LIE WENTWORTH.
In the District Court Of the First Judicial District
ofthe state Of Kans 8, sitting In and for Leav-
enworth County, in said State.
David w. PoserS, Plaintiff.
r;. s;.,, ef S.;;;,. an: c''' No '''''
DUBLIC notice is hereby given that usder and
i by vir tue Of the Judgment rendered in the
above entitled action. in and by the above AIMED
COurr, and Of q special execution issued said
judgment, to me directed and delivered, I will
Thursday. the 10th day Of July, A. d., 1873.
at II o. cl. OK, n. H., OF said day, NJ the Court
House door in he City of Leaven 0rth. in the
,un'y and State Aforesaid. oher put lie sale and
ell to ih- highest bidder. tor cash On hard, the
following de crib~d tr CT Ia, d, situate ~ ing and
being n he County Lea,en ortn a. II 10 Of
K nsas na,.lv. he noah b II al the north wess
O. Q toDa qnarte' o. -sction lumber ineteen (i9D,
IN tOwn.h p, mum or Ugh, (s), Of 'sDge mum
tssn'y (2l), at OF The SIKH pr ncipal
dian sa d ~ and $ ate.
Dztea The 3ri day Of June, A. d. 1873.
TIL MAS L. ONARD,
Sheriff of Leaven worth County, Kansas
CLoUGH q WHEAT, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
iu1-dIWfd
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{. beware Of CounteFfeits -
l0R n0SfS' SIR JAMES CL.KKE's

ASs@aeesy COCErERFrIrED. Jt-ioaea Urs7yisss
edsos~ u s.u ae eonateyrei.< ss< gr.a~r pyoats
1s 0essass Aaee me name Of 500 .tsr.c. On sueA
p0eko9s. AL ofh~rs roJHlsss rs.ua,,an. Tha
GENUINE Pills are unfAine in the cure Of ali thooo
poanfol and dangerous Diseases To which the female
eoooesene,oa u subject, They moderate al excessive
40 ero ~ suppression ot tbs rzen.es when caused
~ eosds Inflammation di.ezse- In all cases Of
sd Ioha. fatigue slight eIer,ion, PsIpitation
- eho heart. Hyssencs and wkites. they vii effect
cure vhoo IL other means have failed and althoueh
~ eovesfl. oeatsin nothing haFtf1l 70 The 1oss
delicate 0oastitutioo-
CsF.1lar n RneEsh German and Frs,eh srosnd
eeeh hoeth gives fun direction and adsies
1no 0e1CINH Pills are sold II most drug stores bot
- eemoe0eo 70 accept any counterfeit bogus ar
3eso - csad One Dollar 70 the sole prupesos J06
M0oeo, 10 Cosslandt Street, EeW York with namO
- eaVS coee At which yoa vin call for tho pack
1900 bottle Of the GENUINE Pills sseursly and
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a card From Mr.. Beeehsr.

A bI;ef card from Mr.. Beecher received
with last nights dispatches is published on
another page. 1t exonerates Mr.. Tilton
from all blame on account of the charges
which have been made against the Brooklyn
divine. An explanatory article from the
New York Evening Express accompanied the
card, but it was Of little consequence, and
threw no further light on the question under
discussion. The card referred to, it will be
observed, makes no reference to Mr.. Bowen.
Tha. person has yet to speak, and the sooner
he does so the better. He is said to be
somewhere in the West, which in this emer-
gency is just the place he ought not to be.
This matter must now be faced boldly and
unequivocally by all of the parties to il.
Some one is going to be hurt. Bowen At
present, has the worst Of it. Tilton also,
is in bad state; while Beecher must Come
up to the investigation without farther de.
lay. 1t is simple idiocy to talk about COW
ering it up ingnoring it, as the filthy scandal
of Woodruff. The world is in pos
session of it, and il in feverish haste to zee
Mr.. Beecher, and Mr.. Tilton il possible.
we'll cut of it. Woodruff published it, but
she did not originate or even first dicover it.
1t was her nature to light on and gloat over
it, just az it is the nature Of barnyard flies 10
feed on carrion. INT 'h,t has nothing to d,
with the present status of the case The
scandal carcass is corrup:ing our social at
nosphere, and the verdict must be rendered
soon, 20 that it may be buried out of sight
and mind. The case is unprecedented in
modern society, and from the eminence of
come of the parties the result mus, power
fully effect the cause of social morality for
good or eviI.-Roehesser, N. Y, Express,
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cs srAIe os Of EI kASsAs: T.,
In the district Court Of the First Judicial District
worth County, In "a State.
Austin VI, Clark, J. &.
stone and ". E. Clark,
Plaintiffs,
Young and william q.
Conn, Defendants.
DUBLIC notice IL hereby given that under and
Il by virtue Of the judxment renderd in the
above entitled action, In and BY the above named
Court, and Of special execution issued on said
judgment TO ne directed and delivered, will on
Thursday, the 10Th day Of July, A. d. 1873,
at 10 O. clock M. Of said day. at the Court House
door, 10 the City of Leaven worth, in the County
and State Aforesaid offer at public sale and sell 70
the highest bidder for cash in hand, the following
described tract Of land, situate lying and being In
namely That certain piece and parcs Of land lying
south vi the south line Of piece ground sold and
conveyed by Lucien Scott 70 Wells, Henning and
Clements, Of Am Arbor, Michigan. and east Of the
east line Of Main street, and west Of the west line
Of Levee or Water street, being part Of block N,
lying and being in the city Of Leavso worth City
proper.
Said property is to he sold as commanded by said
special execution and in pursuance Of said judy
menf.
THOMAS LEONARD,
Sheriff. Office. Leavenvorth City, June Bird, A.
PESDKkY GODDARD. Attorneys for Plaintiff /:
jus dIWtd
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Sheriff. Sale.

cs saars 9, Gs xASsasi
In the District Court Of the Firs. Judicial Dis
tYef the state of Kansas sitting in and fyS Lay.
en- worth County in said State.
The Metropolitan Building and Loan:
Association, fsiatin,
versus No. ssa2
Maurice Duley and CsthSsine Duiey,:
his vie. defendants.
Public NOTICE Is hereby given that under acd by
virtue Of the judgment rendered in the above en-
titled action, in and by the above named Court,
and Of a special execution ksued on said judgment,
70 me directed and delivered, I VII, on
Thursday, tie 1Oth day Of July, 4. b. 1873,
at II ocloek m, Of said day. At the Court House
door In the City Of Leaveb worth, in the Coun
and state albressid, offer at public sal. and rsl
the highest bidder, for cash in hand, the following
described tract Of land situate lying and being in
the County Of Leave nw0sih and State Of kaness
namely, the northwest quastr Of the 0uihvese
quarter Of section i've 90, in tovDship eleven I'm
range twenty Two 23, containing forty (40 asres,
more OF less IN the County and STATE Aforesaid
said property to BE- sold - esmmand<d by said
special eses ution, and In pursuance Of ssd Jug
ment.
THOMAS LEONARD.
Sheriff Of leavenvsst County, Ksnsaa
eheEiR o0ee, Lesvsnvosth City, June 3rd, A D.
Il. ammAx, Attss.sy ~ ylalntiG.
Oo3-nt1Wt4
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DOLLAR MUSIC BOOKS
5 5 5 5 5 5 5
Clarke's Dollar Instructor.
For Reed Organs.
Clark.'s Dollar Instructor,
FER FianOEorte,
Clarke's Dollar InslruclOr,
For Vi0lin.
Three very ATTRACTIVE and useful instruction
boozs designed for those who si.h 10 take . psr
tial and easy course, Full OF bright, popular
muse for practice, the first two containing each
yearly 20 tunes, and the last I'D tunes besides ex
ercises-
8 8 3 3
STRAUSS DANCE MUSIC. Zoe
For Violin OF Flute and Piano.
8 . 3
Winners Violin and Flute Duets. Iss
For Violins, or Flutes or Violin and Flute.
3 9 3 3
Winners Band Of Pour. Nearly resdyJ D -
Easy Quarteis for Violin or Flute Cornet
or C!arionet, and End Violin or vioi0ncello.
The ABOVE books for The PEOPLE, and are
fall Of the bright, vide-asake, easy mcsie, that
isn't hard to play, and is delightful 70 listeners
The above book. mailed Iost paid for the retail
price.
q. n. DlTSWN 4 co..
III Broadway, N Y.
OLIVER Dl1SOS 4 so.
junet eod$v b s;on.
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LEGAL.


O00V10 j ( ox0s
STATE OF KANSAS, l.
COUNTY OF lEAvKNwORrH.
ln the District outt OF tn. First Jud 'cial District
OF the ) ate Of kan-ss. 81 ing In and TOR Leaven-
worth Ount., in said STATE
g. 0rge r. Hines and David
W. Fave rartns bines
and Eaves Plaintiff, }Case No. 5, u.s.
vs..
Janett Easson and William:
L. Eass,n, defendants.
DCBLIC notice Is hereby given that under AMI
l. b. virtue Of the judgment rendered in the
above entitled aciiOn In anu by the above named
Court ant Of . special execution issued on said
Judgment to me directed and delivered, / will on
Thursday, the 10th day Of July, 4. d.. 1878,
at II O'Clock g. M, Of said day, at the Court
House door in the City OF Leavenw worth, in the
County and State aforesaid, offer At public sale and
sell To the highest bidder, for cash in hand the
following described tracts Of land. situate lying
and being in the County Of leavenvorth, and
State OF Kansas, namely. lots numbered seven CD
and eight 49,, In block mum bered eighty (s0) city
proper As shosn by map or plat on file in the OF.
nee Of the Register Of Deeds in and the County
and State Aforesaid
said property to be sold as commanded by the
special execution and in pursuance OF said juig
ment. THOMAS LEONARD
Sheriff of Leaven worth County, Kansas
Sheriff 8 Office LeavenwOrih City,
June 3rd, 4. ID. 1873.
BYRON SHERRY, Attorney for Plaintiffs.
iu4.dfvtd
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STATE OF KANSAS, l..
Leaveuworth County. %

Leavenvorth County.
In the Probate Court In and for said county,
In the matter Of the tate Of William Taylor, de-
cea ed.
NOTlCE Is herei given that Letters oi Admin.
IN !. ration have been grsnted t. the under.
sgned the estate Of William aylor, late Of said
county. deces>d By tie HonorAble, the Probase
Curt Of the County and State Aforesaid dated The
10th day Of June. A D., Is73 Nov, all per,sps
having claims against the said esta e are heret p
notified that they must the same to the DC.
dersisned for allowance within one year hso the
from any benefit OF such estate; aad that Il such
claims be not exhibited within ,hree yean amer The
date Of said let en- they sha,l4e fmeses bind.
NARY TAYLOR, Adnisises1eIix
sfths EsoaAe e Wnalam 1hgiR. dseoaasa
lAeyooUsoA - ~ - d1AVoV
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SeWop0Pef RVDto8e-AAe 1WetD.
The law does not and will not after June
3Oth require full payment of postage ON all
printed matter. Transient or miscellaneous
printed matter must be fully prepaid at the
mailing Office. Regular publications, known
as newspapers or periodicals., may be sent TO
Subscribers now and after the 3Oih instant
unpaid, and the postage collected quarterly
Of the subscribers. Newspaper exchange
may be prepaid quarterly either at the Office
of mailing or delivery.
The requirement Of full prepayment on
transient printed matter is statutory, not de-
partmental, and therefore can not be abro-
gated BY the Postmaster General. 1t is made
the duty Of all postmasters to collect all def
Gent postage At the Office of delivery, whether
upon letters or printed matter, more or lee
.uch matter being Inadvertently transmitted
in the mails. 1t Is not shown that more
ID collected At the Washington Office than il
legally due, or more than at other offieos, in
proportion to the quantity OF such matter de-
Iivered.
If any statement has been made that no
papers will be sent without prepayment, then
. mistake has been made, for large numbers
are sent daily to Subscribers a. provided BY
law.
One cent will fully prepay on any daily
or weekly published in this city, bot it will
not carry two such papers. nor will il carry
The larger New York weekly or daily pa-
perz. Wdakingtoa Chronicle.
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RELIEF ~ TEN MINUTES.

VD0YAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS &
O0o Couem. COLDS, AsrHAA. BHoscnTIs, SOM
11n0AI. HoA1akNEss. DIFFICULT BRxA1Hue. L.
c111N3 CODoUAPIJON AVID LUNG DIzRAGEn -
As00 - tnseo Il nsdieins, cd an ehiId Nm ~
~ fAs1ssAds hsSO hssa ruseosed 70 hsalth 80
80. ass: ss1ASs , FsfhI 6ssi y n 49,
rtsee 3 ee.s. q. Beg. JOB MOSES. PssDdo,