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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-29
THE OBSEQUIES OF THE LATE
d. G.. BYERLY.

Our late manager d. c. Byerly, was DuIieu
Sunday from the Orleans Infrmary, on
Dauphine street, and the many who attended
the funeral testified to the respect and esteem
in which be was held by the people OF our
$.'.v.
81 "a body was encased in handsome silver
inflated metallic burial casket, which was
covered with wreaths and flowers placed there
by gentle hands as the offerings OF LOVING
hearts.
During the day hundreds who had KNOWN
and knowing loved him, called to take one
last look on the face SO still and white, that a
few short hours before had glowed with health
and life. and beamed with kindness tor all
mankind.
At the hour announced for the funeral to
start q o'clock, Rev. J. c. Carpenter COM
menced the last sad rites, the last tribute
which the living can pay to the honored
dead.
The ceremony was both grand and impress
;sive. and the eulogistic words uttered by the
reverend gentleman found an echo in every
heart. The deceased, he said, was chivalrous,
brave. noble and m honest man, with heart
big enough to take in and feel for all man.
kind. Did time permit, he said, he would
dwell at length on those many qualities OF
heart and mind which had so endeared ID. Z.
Byerly to the thousands assembled to do
honor to his remains, but he would leave
them to the many tongues which would de-
Light in telling of them and the able pens
which would record them.
He closed the service with prayer, and the
form of D. C. Byerly was closed from sight for
ever.
The casket was placed in the hearse and
THE FUNERAL CoRTEGE
formed and moved.
The hearse was at the head, and at either
side Of it walked the gentlemen acting as pail
bearers, named as follows:
Washington Marks, Esq, Hon. John Nc
Emery, j. A. Quintero, Esq, Hon. Randall
Gibson, Rueben Gray, Esq, Hon. Gerard
Stith, W. II. Bell, Esq, and Page NJ. Baker,
Esq.
Next came carriage containing the family
of the deceased, and following was the Typo
graphical Union in carriages, of which Mr.
Rverly had been an honored member. Their
came long line Of people three and foul
abreast, extending from Dauphine to Clai
borne street, followed by a number OF car
riages mostly filed with ladies'.
After the cortege was some distance out or
Canal street, the mourners on foot formed II
line on each side of the road, and waited to-
the procession to pass through.
AT THE CEMETERY,
Mr.. Carpenter again made few remarks, il
which he told OF the efforts which Mr. Byerl.
had put forth for the good Of this community
and asked Gods blessing upon them
The corse was placed in the private tomb Q
the deceased, and the many present turne'
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MURDER BY NEGROES.

MEMPHIS, Dec. 28-Yesterday Jack w.
Smith, planter living near White Haven.
ten miles south of this city, and his brother,
while returning home discovered two negro
men hunting in his field. He told his brother
to ride on to the house and he would tell the
negroes to stop hunting. His brother pro-
ceeded to the house and shortly after reach
ing it heard two shots. sIt V4
After waiting for an hour, and his brother
not having arrived, at the instance Of his
wife, he went to look for him, and found him
lying dead in the field with . portion Of hi
head shot off and large hole through hi
breast, showing that the gun had been dis
charged close to him. A dog that he had seer
with the negroes was with the body, but the,
had fed. It is believed they can be tracet
by the dog.
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MARINE.

SOUTHWEST PASS, Dec. %, p. M-Ba-
rometer 20. Wind south southeast, light.
Weather foggy.
Arrived: Schooner Wm. Fisher. Vicken,
master, days from Utilla with fruit; steam
ship Frankfurt, at 4:2O P. NJ, Won Bulow,
master, from Bremen via Havre and Havana,
to E. F. Stockmeyer L. Co.
No departures
The ships Ajax, Regina, Arran and Emily
Augusta and bark Ralisto, are outside. and the
bark Hector inside waiting for orders.
PASCAL UTKE, Dec. %, p. M.-Wlnd
southeast, light A thick fog prevails. -
Arrived: Ship Emma, Olivier, master, 80
days from Havre, in ballast, to Hoffman q 20;
British ship Advice, Wallace, master, 90
days from Liverpool, with cargo OF SALT TO
]. A. Bryson.
No departurea
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bATHHCRST,
Lord High Chamberlain.
DEATH OF COL. LEHARDY.

ROME, Ca, Dec. 28.-Col. Eugene Lehardy,
known throughout the country as prominent
civil engineer and railroad man, who spent
many years of his life to build up the South,
and draw the attention of Northern and
European capitalists to this section, died here
yesterday. His loss is universally deplored.
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NEW YORK ITEMS,

New YORK, Dec. 28.-The ship Copspatrock
was bound for Auckland, New Zealand, not
New York.
The committee investigating the disburse-
ment OF the three quarters million dollars is
in session. 1t is supposed a person named
King, said to be the Postmaster of the House
of Representatives, drew check payable to
bearer for $4,000. The bearer OF the check
refused to give his name but was Swallowed.
Gerrit Smith is dead.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-29

In the official account just issued by the
Prussiaus, it is admitted that at Gravelotte
Comte de Moltke nearly lost the battle. The
official document says: "Comte de Moltks
was not always so well informed as if he were
the director Of both armies. He attacked, as he
believed the right wing Of the enemy, when
Il was their center the error was soon cor
rected from the want Of ability on the part OF
Bazaine but it is honorably avowed that tho
error might have proved calamitous.
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TWO MEN KILLED AT COLUMBUS.

AUGUSTA, Dec. 28.--M. W. Murphy, Chiel
of Police, while attempting to arrest some
drunken desperadoes from Cussetta, Ala, was
MORALLY wounded. Milford Bagley, one Of
the desperadoes who attacked the police, died
Sunday morning. The friends Of the assail.
ants having threatened to break open the goal
and rescue Ben. Bagley, the outraged citizens
determined to deal summarily with the sur.
wing murderer.
The Sheriff called on the military for assist
ance. They responded, remaining on duty
all Sunday night, thus preserving the peace
Marshal Murphy was buried Sunday after
noon. Six thousand persons attended hi
funeral
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HAVANA NEWS.

HAVANA, Dec. % Captain General Concha
has issued orders to officers commanding
Spanish troops to act leniently toward cap
tured or surrendered insurgents, but to exc.
cute all incendiaries and flibusters who may
be taken prisoners.
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ARMY NEWS.

ST. LOUIS, Dec 2S.-The following informa-
ton was received at army headquarters to-
day:
Captain Keyes, of the Tenth Cavalry, re-
ports that he followed up the Cheyenne trail
from Barris' Creek, on the Washita, to the
north fork of the Canadian, eighty miles dis
tant, and captured band consisting of 50
Arrow
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-29

Culpeper county, Virginia, is proud in the
possession of veteran of the war Of 1912, who,
Notwithstanding the eighty-two summers
which have passed over his hoary head, can
" Jump and crack his heels twice before touch.
ing the ground
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-29

It is q strange coincidence that in New
Haven, Conn, the medical college should be
on the road to the cemetery; but it is stranger
still that the divinity college should be on the
road to the alms-house, and the law school on
the road to Jail
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-29
ANOTHER EDICT.

The following was yesterday issued
DEPARTMENT LORD HIGH CHAMBERLAIN, J
By Order Of the King of the Carnival,
New Orleans Dec. %, 1874.
To Mr.. =. P. Shrte, G.. T. A., H. Ms n. O. 4 NJ.
Il. f.
Greeting-It having been officially reported
to this department that many loyal subjects
are DESTROYS of visiting H. Ms CITY of Mobile
upon New Years Eve fer the purpose of par
tcpating in the festivities incident to its cele-
bration, you are hereby commanded and en-
Joined to furnish such special transportation
facilities as may best conduce to their con-
venience, comfort and the praiseworthy object
they have in view.
Herein TAIL not under penalty of royal dis
pleasure.
BATHURST,
Lord High Chamberlain.
OFFICE MOBILE LINE,
New Orleans, Dec %, 1874. :
To Bathurst, Lord High Chamberlain:
Greeting Your royal edict ordering special
accommodation for your loyal subjects wish
ing to attend celebrations at Mobile New
Years Eve, is received and shall be obeyed.
A special train will leave here December 31st,
Mt P. NJ, and return January LIST, at 8 A. M.
for their benefit. Fare has been fixed at So
for round trip. Hoping this will meet the
approval OF your Highness. am yours obedi-
emily, E. P. SHuTE,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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An OLD WOMAN'S STORY.

THE FATE OF AN OLD MERCHANT - HIS NEPHEws
SAW HIS HEAD OFF.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-29

To accommodate those Of our citizens who
wish to see the procession of the ''Cowbel-
lions," Get. D., SIS and other societies, in
Mobile, New Years Eve, the New Orleans
and Mobile Railroad Company have decided
to put on special trains, as per notice in an
other column. Fare for round trip is only
five dollars and as eXcursionists are at no ex-
pense of hotel bills. train leaving as soon
as the festivities are over, We think il
will make a very cheap and pleasant trip.
This is the first time the people of New Or.
leans have ever had chance of seeing the
procession in Mobile, except at considerable
expense, and no doubt the opportunity viii
be taken by many. Indeed, we understand
that Quite number Of tickets have alread.
heen sold. and that excursion parties ART
forming.
The train will start on Thursday evening
AZ / o'clock, and will return to the city at
o clock the following morning.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-07-16

|0FATE or MINNESOTA C0UN'
|0TY OF N0W1R.
Il Prsbees Court Special Tsrn.
II he matter Of The estote Of 6esob Jso>
Hssslton, deceased.
On reading and Aling TIC Isatiea Of ehe!'
nan Psgs, sanlnistsatsr u sajd sseets ~
ling fbsth ~ ansunt Of personal eststs that
hases1s = BE hasds, asd IL dispositisu
thsseef: ~ co0e1Dt 1t 1e6te eeat6ea1iinl
aeainst eoil Deceased, and . ls0esiptieu q
III The raj ssts&e Of which said deseeeel lSsd
seized, and the condition and value Of the
respective portions thereof and praying that
Hoenso b % him granted to ell tho west hall
u 1T 81 In block IS In The village Of Austin,
E10.wse sosatJe1liarsssta, and Il appearing
Eby ssi& Dssiisa taat there 10 not s1Asisnl
peeseanf sstete II The hsad Of ssid ednipis.
traitor = pag set6 dsbts. end ::taat Il Il nee:
sees.y IN order y ~ ~ ss.s, = sstl oil
q eotd rsal et*a&s.
It 10 therefore ordsesd, that an persons in.
tsrssted In said eetats appsar bsfors the
Judss Of this court q 1ridsy, The 3eth day
Of Aueust A, D.. 1874, q 10 O'Clock A. n, q
the probate oaios In the city Of Austin Ia
said county. then AID there to snow cause
III a>y thceo ho) WY license should not b
Ssentsd y said9 administrator - sell said
lsal estats according = IL prayer Of said
petition.
AID Il Il further ordered that copy Of thi'
os1er shan - published for four successive
wseks prior - said day Of hearing, tho lss'
Of whieA publications shah 10 q least four.
tsss AAys bs5bre ssid Day ofhsssin9 in th<
pspse printed saA Published st the city o.
AIstia il saia county, and personally sesved
on al persoas iatsrsstsd In 0eid sstste resi
ding il saad county, st least fourteen day'
bs4ess said ~ Of hearing.
Dated at Austia the 18th day Of July, A
D. 1874.
By Ii. Court WIN. H. cRANDALL,
nl5.lw Judge Of Probate
Of Newer County ninnesota
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-07-16
DRl1osy.

A man named Aun, recently tried
70 obtain . decision in the Supreme
Court, BY offering the Chief Justice q
bsibs Of go hundred dollars. Il ID
said IN pslliation Of the offence, that
tas 1as NJ ignosaat Of having com,
MITES . crime That won't answer;
He knew that il 10 vas entitled to 4
favorable decision he would not b>
compelled - purchase it. He intend
ID BIZ aet 10 sesase.as unfair advaptag>
over his opponent. Nothing can b
moro evident than thss, ss@ the full
measure Of pssishasat SHOULD b
nstsd 70 hin.
We Talk abost corruption in okci.
places nowadays, aud condemn ever!
incumbent for tho slightest dedeotio,
from Ne line Of moeal reetituds, bu
scarcely recognize tho force Of that in
1ssaes. eonstassly smasatiog from tn,
masses, and bssiegine persons in places
Of trust, aed i..ostusipg them to e.
change integrity 70, money:
The average officer Of To pressn
day, fairly represents the character Q
biz constituency, and if he goes ftou
. community in which good nor.h
nd business integrity constitute tn
rule, biz o6eial aets will be eha,ao+s,
ind b n,aslinsss and honesty, Tn
streams seldom run muddy where til
fountains are sasssIy pure. Punish til
man who o1srs . bribs, a. we'll n h
who takes one.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-07-16
OTATE OF MINNESOTA NOW
DER C0UNTY-ss

0TATE OF MINNESOTA NOW
|0ER COUNTY-ss
In Probate Court.
In the matter of tho guardianship Of Jane
Mitchell, William 8. Mitchell. George D..
Mitchell and Carrie B. Aitchell minors.
On reading and fling the petition orc. A.
Mitchell, guardian Of tho persons and prop
erty OF said minors, for license to sell the
real estars Of her said wards and It appear
ing from said petition that it il nee essary
and would b bene6eisl to ssid wards, that
eaid real estate, or part thereof, should b
sold.
Il is ordered, That tho next Of kin Of til,
said wards aud all persons interested In the
estate Of said wards, shall appear before
said Probate Court, at the Probate Otaee In
tho city Of Austin, In the county OF Mower
aforessid, on tho Sd day Of Augast, A. D.
1874, 1t 10 o'clock in the foreueon, to show
cause Why license should not b granted for
the sale Of said estate.
Aud Il 10 further ordered, That copy Of
this order b personally served on tho ncxt
kin ofsstd wards, rssiding In Mower county,
and on oil persons interested In ssid estate, At
lssst fourteen days before tho hearing Of said
petition - Aforesaid and BY The publioation
thereof for three successive wesks IN tho
Mower County TRAuoonlP1, . weekly news
paper printed and p1blishsd st tho city OF
Austin In sid Mower esunty, tho last al
which publication shall b st least fourteen
days before said day Of hearing.
Dated June Esd 4. D. 1874.
By the Court. WV. n. cRANDALL.
ul2-3t Judge Of Probsts.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-07-16

Last Tussd.y =. ara ofa nile and
. half in length, BY forty rods in
width. Wa burned through tho basi'
ness part Of Oskosb, Wis. -Four hun
dred families are rendered homeless
while the pecuniary loss u estimated
1T millions.
On the same day another great con-
a.gration occurred in Chicago, burning
ever many blocks in the business part
Of the city. Va have no reliable a.
Inmates of the losses. Fin enginsa
were sent from Milwaukee, Racine,
Aurora, Dixon, Joliet, aud Amboy'
Many lives were lost, both Oshkosh
and Chicago suffering severely in THU
respect.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-07-16

On the 9Th inst. the stsep|es we'.
blown from the churches, shade tree,
yer. brokss down, bsildinss we're IN
rooted, and The whole city Wa dam
agsd moro or lese. The storm seemed
% follow the sailroad for the distance
of 100 mills.
The rain fol- - torrents at Cedsr
Rspids, and The lightning vss swfal.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-07-16

TIE Baptists Of tho State, assisted
BIZ some Of The ablest Divines Il The
Denomination in The United etatea
held % institute at Ninssapolj last
week, which Va Of 4 very high order
of merit.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-07-16

A BAND Of Sioux Wa attacked BY
che U. 8 sroup., on tho 18th Of July,
on the north sido Of Owl mountain, In
Nebra,k.. Fifty indians were killed
and 100 horses captured. The Feder-
a Ian va Two killed, and three xonnd-
ed.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-07-16

AoDv7 tvo miles below plymouth,
% Tie B. 9: IN. ,ai1~.y, last Fri.
ny ,agAa "Vssls khs Mosg.sT tAs
seslssse, ltssevsssl tAsessA ~ tvi.
lsat. so.sAai-nvaisA b, thesgat.~as
: deg struggling toward ths tsaek.
Another s|Asss ssavinesd hin that It
vas . sail& b ssi,s>a,t Tho sagiss
~ ssvss ssdr ~ ak bake spilled,
~ whistle go forth it, terrible
wssai,g, and The train had stopped
|just st ths poi.t wAsrs The eAila waa
seen. "Une|s join" m baek beside
the traia With saess basts, not know.
ing whether 10 would 1nd 4 nass u
aaaglsd AssA cd boess, Or . sAild
aved By = miracle. A. b approach
! ID he rssr Of he train, hs ssw ths
object II bic solisitsds, ,.a.iag away
.aAa.s>d through ths tall esaas. Il
proved 70 b 4. littls boy about thrs'
ysars. Oh, .ths&.haantzeysd away ftou
IL hpn> aI.tals statisa, tho miles die
ta,t: Ii. little ha>ds wss>.tal Of flow
lseo< ~ hsas0ed Ill aaeoassioas ofitA'
aa,gss, h'bsdssse1ph Wsss,v> rid
- 49, ,n.A - hn.a IA 49, I1inl
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-07-16
FARMERS INSURANCE A8S0-
CATION.

FARMERS INSURANCE A8S0-
CATION.
Mberzv00d's raid upon, this
1veX-tried i1astit,<ti07 Of the
Farmers. has greatly in
creased its ld:u1p07s the
public confidence, 0,sd:fiv-
en- an impetus to its bs<si-
ness Wbich nothing else
could have done. 1t is the
best advertisement at the
least cost, Which could haze
been i7,sprovised.
3. vo97uR, Agent,
Austin, Mius
March 2eth, 1874.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-07-16

GRE1NMAN & ABBEY want an
active Agent to canvass this city for
the Continental Insurance Company.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-07-16

Iowa FALLS, = city Of some 5000
inhabitants, Wa almost dsstroysd BY
fire yesterday.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-07-16
POLITICAL.

P0LgTlCAI.
Thkdsmoonsy combined with that
whish, ias> s|saghed OF from
tn republican party; 10 eagerly ~
work1fu %he purpose Of rsgainiag' p:-l
laissl power. It. bsisgs. With: IT, 10
record Of foru,er-. ilithfal, serviee;. no |
fruit aof hDeoee 0aoagsusooa; No dal1}
lowed reccll4ctions. Ahsr fNesa
years Of uorsn;tt;ag hostility to the
spirit Of progress which achieved Also.
laIs liberty ill., thase States, and By
constitutional asasadasass ~.sd asg;sla-
sios. ssearsd:ts bs.e1S <o.,alk CLASSES,
IL democracy ess,ss:." tha" fhsnt aud
aka to b given tis@pola;sal guardian
siih this heritage Of freedom.
elA.sry: exisAsd IN ~ United aaa.ss,
atss>y ysass< b. IL psesis;s~ "a
1s1sssats, end h night havs sziaesd
psrDstsally, had there bssa .oss bit
them 70 question IL righsA During
.sar|y i've ysa.s Liberty embodied h
Ire govse,nsat, Struggled tor IN e.
ntsoes o. IAis soet;ssst, a.d main
aai.sd ~ riehl' aeaiast ~ fearful
hss>- e. daneesasis' opposit;oa. Ever
sinos tn. wan. democrats have busted
themselves il rebbiag tho government
Of the fruits Of it victory. They have
sounselsd hostility 70 wholesome laws;
they have sought to keep ax'e de-
loyal sentiments in The rebsllious
statse; they have divided tho eoun-
Try upon questions Of reconstruction ;
they have lent their aid 20 nsfasious
schemes for Tie corruption Of high o&e-
nh, aud the prostitution Of the govern
nsnt to;;purposss foreign to it, true spirit
aud intent; they have beea foremost in
every effort 70 esstralise power; 70
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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-07-16

Tan second great fire Of Chicago
was checked yesterday, after destroying
twenty blocks iu tho principal
part Of the city.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-07-16

A1A1 .a.sa Ha.,ah, Will III
|iag q ~ i.,k e ~ shsllseek, nsa,
Ohstsvills, lem, fsll into The rive'
|a,d ~ drowned bs|ors as1istano,
roaohed hin.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-07-16

OeD~
nisrs, bse toas No., vooea. and
oaildrss, H. ths ''losuss distziet" oil
this State'asc in = condition Of semi.
Starvation. The moro fortunate Of the
sufferers havo shared thsir surplus
With NE noasnsely ), until The supply
10 oil s2haupte& TAsis sah for help
has been - nesrlf ssati,ual during
the last year, thas Il Aas become 'teoo-
mon" % -. We had such neeice
that ealsnity was approaching them,
faat 10 wsss prepared 70 b. unuovsd
s~hss.>it.ssEtlsd down upoa those Pc.
RI tn.its-swf1 reality, s.d ~ listen
= thsirr eal1< vishssA appeseiatias
their oeadii>a. HAdHAs;r substance
bsea swsptaveHiaa deys ~ NJ The
case with. tn tho1aasds 1t. Ch;sags,
and more~rsssaalI: a Ahsse In. 1ssasa,
vs should have r,alpadsd qsiekly ~
der H. inpalas Of .. .oble humanity,
awakened By the ssesssit;ss ofths hoss.
~ Aseasss no great fost.ass. have
beea sagalfd in. ths eala.ity-ass>
aeous>onslae' "hgh his'' Aavs bssa
.ssa.ssd't> ~ pitsbls eo.liliee a
t>sersss. ~ aqiaAly, ssd viIh> ss.>
deeFss Of soapIsssses lesk o. tbss'
fteesiss ss1sssss - tAo1Ca their p.ss
~ hslp'sasess ~sss = condition ia
vhieh they - rsspescbls,. md: hs.
which they, D.a<' tAsreosrs' sslsiist'
IthsosslVss. At present no oEeial q,
employ The resources Il The STATE 70
thsir rs6si, without trs,sessaiag hi
authoeity,-hsooe II beeoues tho dlt,
ofevsry one Who il tho custodian Q
any Of Gods bounty, in excess Q
present neeeaaitiss, to send part Of i
to thess starving brethren. Will tn
Mayor call = meeting Of tho citizen
that they may become acquainted viii
tas nsosas;ty, and suitably NANTES
their sympathy. We have % abundase
now. Let ~ 20 act, that should th
soourgs come upon ~, ~ nay u Lea
feel that it i not . just rstsibstioa 70
oar treatment Of othoro.