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New-York tribune., 1874-04-27
RRooKLYN RowDIEs ARRESTED.

For several Sundays past large number OF
Brooklyn rowdes have been in the habit of gathering IN
the vicinity Of county buildings at Flstbush playing
ball and engaging in various games, TO the annoyance OF
the people Of that locality. They have frequently
broken into saloons, robbed henrOoss, and ransached
the houses Of peaceable residents superintendent
Folk determined to break up the gang and Or
dered 80 police officers to assemble Yesterday at
,be Tenth Precinct Station and place them
selves under the command OF Capt Campbell AT 2
D. M Superintendent Folk and Capt Cam pbeIi lett tne
c,atiop- House with the detachment OF police, and
bsvng distributed the force In different localities SO as
to surround the rowdies, rushed with drawn cups upon
,erga body OF men who playing ball. In the vlc
ni,v Of the Penitentiary grounds and con
Quoting themselves d9scon R d'0r1s Sat sSo cap
ran ran chase and succeeded in capturing about
40 persons They were taken to the Ieoth Precinot
~ house where they were locked up for violating
me Of the Sunday law In addition to those
who were captured at Flatpush a persons were arrested
% otber localities for violating the snndaylaw, aud
were taken to the Tenth subPrecnet stau on-house'
New-York tribune., 1874-04-27
THE PRESIDENT CoMPLIMESrED.

The subcommittee of the Chamber of Com
merce who went Washington TO present the views OF
that body the question of the National currency has
submitted the following report:
Tn returuing from their mission. the Committee deem
II proper TO report to those who sent them what oc
CURED at their interview with the President III If Dut
inst 10 the President say that he most promptly ac
corded the Committee "a hearing, and received them
with the courtesy which they had right 10 expect as
representatives Of very influential and important part
of this community, despite certain mlsstaements ana
exaggeratODs that have found their way into print
free expresslon OF the which represented were
nermitied and we favored with brief expression
OF the Presidents views. The Committee desire 10 con-
cratulate those for whom they acted as well as the
eonptry at large that in yetong the Currency bill re-
Gently passed by Congress, the President has acted IN
harmony with the wishes Of all who value the good
name of country above price, for IT would nave
been amentabe thing IL States, corporations, and IN
diyiduals when prompted to reputation ny the exlgen
cies of necessity could have pointed 10 the bad example
of the United abouuding In resources-in us
tcaton Of their own dishonorabe ana unJustlnaDie
course In view OF the exceeding Importance OF TINS
nubie act we feel that President Grant is entitled TO
the most sincere gratitude aud admiration for his hdey
to the ofruth aud dustce, when bese py 30 many
adyerse influences.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-27
HUMILITY OF ST. JOSEPH.

III. he0 J. oII1T az ~ TaFrcSs Ih. o ClIhe1TdL
At ST. Patucks (R Co. Cathedral in MOtt-st.
the delivered by the Rev j. salter, of
the assistant pastors. l. Feast of the Patronage
OF ST. Joseph aud the mainly descriptive OF
the life and virtues of that saint The speaker sketched
career from his earlier days to the time when he ia
supposed TO have died. and dwet mainly upon his hu
unity simple and yet beautiful. Although the COM
paniOn of che Virgin Mary tine son of God, endowed
with extraordinary powers OF mind and SOUL he OF
the humblcst, seeking in his modest way to cDghteu
and console the ignorant ani afflicted with whom he
was in daily association. In concluding. Jhe speaker
drew picture Of 81. Joseph's death, and urged all to
emulate the beloved Saints virtues, and more especl-
ally As humility, which Christianity itself.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-27
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS
MONDAY. APRIL u.
Nc steamship Mails.

MONDAY APEIL u.
" TUESDAY APRm %.
and Liverpool steamship IS
cousin ~ 30 Supplementary h'l . co 81 a @ oct
Mails by steamship tresnt CITY close at p ~
sappementay MM IS PotOIee at Z.0 steam
am sai 3 D L. from Pier No - " x.
WBDSESDAl. APRIL %
ami Liverpool steamship GAIA.
ba close 80 Supplementary Mail closed ~ the Post
oHe al y IN sails al D. L. iIou C4nad Docs jersey
For German Sw. aud via BY the steamship
Koln mails close 1880 p ASuppeeuia A closed al
the at 80 steamship sails aL " M ToM Ief oos
VI iN"'''" ~ THURSDAY. ArRu 80
Mails for Ruope Cherboag and Himburg bv steamship
Prsia close 80 Supplementary Mai is closed al the
Po,ooe I:l5 Steamship a' al NJ from pef foot Of
MAS Tor ayaaa ar the ruies the steamship Gy fmehda
elose al m Supplementary Mall is closed al the PoOhoe al
24O D. steamshlp sails at D. m IRON Per NO VOTE 'eh
Maj. Tor HAITI and Yeneues by the amshD Ssr9e
cloSe At 10 A. NJ Steamship sails ii non Pier No IL " X
NAIL for ugston savh and Cagena by the steamship Etna
close al ID steamship sails at from Pier No. IL Aora
Nall for Bermuda BY the steamship Canlmi. close at
FRIDAY. MAY i
Nal for IisifaI S. closed the SevYOrk Postohes
I. O m nd goes Boston
"'' SATURDAY. MAY g.
Britain Ireland via Queenstown and Lysrpoo
b, o rt.msiap Repnbc IL Supplementary Mail
closed at the PosOlce a. $50 p Steamship sails a. y %
iron White Star Dock. Pssonis FtTE, Jersey CIV
For Continental aud Bremen NAL via SOUTHAMPTON aud Bremen
by the steamship Donau close 81 ~ NJ Suppementy ha
closed the PosOhee Al l3O m steam shp sAls a. NJ
aud Pronar eoss1 Mail this lin.
French Mai direct, VIA bfest ana ha' W toe sem,i
81 Laurent close at D. Steamship sais at M from Pie
Mi, for i.yt ETC. BY the steamship viel.burg close At
n ma ste.mship psaisa at . ". from Pier No. 20 Y. X
SUNDAY. MAY 5.
All hsi'el0se ati OeOcrA m The f0tonee open hOa
IN =
New-York tribune., 1874-04-27
EXCELLENCE OF AMERICAN POTTERY.

TO the Ed1tor OF Ihe IrtouHe'
SIR: Knowing that you take deep interest
In the progress and OF American manufactures
and having read with pleasure an ablywrtten article
on American Pottery" which recently appeared In
your paper it gives pleasure TO quote from Gin
cinpat letter. showing the dealers In cookery
appreciate American wares, and the degree
of been attained within short time
The writer extensive dealer tcstihes 10 the remark
ably good quality Of the Trenton ware and then says
II is freer from marks the English the color Is
oood and the clear sharp shows excellent body and
rng feel free 10 declare that II Is the best has been
nv nrt yfege 20 examine, and the makers may justly
. cisin eaual rank with the best English potters"
Greater progress has been made in American pottery
dn,Sns me mast We years than was accumulated In En-
,,.nd in dtty In fact, the quality Of English IRON
stope cl1a ia deterioratng while ours Is constantly
inproving sUy Intelligent unbiased crocKeTyaes.er
ItR Iii yon JIM.
"Tssaton NJ J April 10, 1874
New-York tribune., 1874-04-27
PASSENGERS SAILED.

PoR BEENES-iH stsamsA,p Man, Apnl 25.-ML and M..
MonI Meyer Ms, Mshhe Never Miss Marie Never koniy
MT a1d H Richard Mn-er ob hr Beftschmsnn. child and
uuf,e Dr. NJ Goldsmith Mr. ~. Goldsmith, Mrs j. y Paterson,
enid ana Baur Nj aud Mr. Bernhard hoorUAnn and
children Mr. aud Soudbem +. Bemaun Mr. Ma Henry
Tge Em soLanden aud child Miss EmmA sehanten mil
a. Mrs Bessie Dr. kEnst
seimdt Gustav Eenmaun hercke Mis- Carrie Mshs W.
kempae Mr.. sepp hrs Orb P BeugeT H. W. o. Bdre A.
and Eduad Seiihe and Ms Lew and
son Wagner, L. heugass, Monta Lsnse MI and Mrs
bsef Mr. Mrs IlauSig, fts Lagay. Miss
Mise Kronsberg Mss hine L,mke Joseph scho Ms Fried
erete Rubns child Mt aud Mr. Scbmeds and children, Ms
Mnna Scncd Kudph Calneycf Mar Ebert Mr. ard Mrs Mari
ZaekeTmaBn Phil NJ Cohen lsla kotI Wolf Loes
Mn. Verona ifsch chfen H. enEen Marie Baeien
dorf cdfeb, M Anna Freezer hn hsnnu and children
Joseph polisk . .
New-York tribune., 1874-04-27
THE COURTS.
CIVIL NOTES.

The action to break the will OF lgnatius Vos-
sing deceased decided Saturday In the supreme
Court before Judge Pratt in favor OF the conteseahs
The counsel for the plaintiff In the suit
brought by Mrs. Caroline Spencer Tor hntea ui'o,oo
,o,, hor h,shand Tbos IT, Spencer, has Informed the
counsel for the defense that he Will move tooro" W
strike out portion OF the answer
James Gilgan, John j. BOckee, jr, Henry
Cushing Charles Z. spier, Theodore Woehnng, Robert
Appleton, jr and Edward Haslam were adluuca'eu in
voluntary banxrupts last week and Donald Cameron,
Clifton Balon william H. st. john Benjamin r ctone
stephen Il. Colgate, and Joseph M. BaDeock received
discharges in bankruptcy.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-27
, and BENJAMIN Tay-
ELECTROMAGNETIC 25.

A. .,,.Y IL The Philips Presbyterian Church IIusee at
Wsr. B.Lsiu as ct AL 10 the matter tc Robbins 10
t,s, AZ Wads,L-Orie gsnied. Roberts agt HILL senoss
al ps,, Willard Wells e al smsh sgt >nsheimer
dsssd sherman Frank et sL Baeson sgt hSfnoss
% memorandum, Earle sgt spery bhs Ag IoeA
rsn "a al In the matter, Colsan-Gan,ed Beae af
SLOWED CrossmaB agt Cros"A
arsrsd Marshall sst jordan Oaer confirming report ems asI
same -Orler Of reference granted -, p-,. -,
n, Jcds. awreae-shs~ Rayesho,ien denied Ferris sg
p.,5sunla.pp Pits Marka-Appheanon denied tee
scuen Hail Hall kaTnor agt hAndoph
Gsss,d soary sg Williams dsaici s,h siu costs e
g.tiouaI state Bank Of Elizabeth sgt hnr heenah GRL
Wx,,y P,per Mih Ferns Fens-h -henosandun Stephens
AIT GIegory.-0rier granted
Common Pieas-SptGdi Term BY Judge Loew.-
n,ai on p,yment Of $40 Eee art Puee-Panui should he
rhn ave and the defendant should hle hs within
s 49,. ,hsn,I,s1 K.umaI ast spe,eLhouou srss,sd
New-York tribune., 1874-04-27

The members of Typographical Union NO. 0
met Yesterday at the Tenth Ward Hotel Tor the
ot nominating delegates for the international ~
orapbical Union TIC following Is the ticket: ineo.
Conkiin, Thos. Burke. VIM. H. Bodwell' ana hieh"''
Kivleu.
A conference of q few gentlemen on the SUI
jecr OF the eodincatou OF international Ia" as
of arbitration ia cases of dispute between nations WI"
no held in Room No "a. Cooper Union, Wednesday
evening President WoOsey, Chancellor Pruyn w, W ,ne
Bryant, aud others will be present. Tue ress nd also
ip Brussela Will be stated anu ~
New-York tribune., 1874-04-27
A FRONTIER MINISTER ON THE SERMON RE

FRONTIER MINISTER ON TIE SEhAON M
PORTS.
TO the Editor Of fhe Tribune.
SIR: Accept my thanks for the excellent re-
norts of sermons in your paper Of Monday April l3
You by this enterprise, are doing good service 10 'he
cause Of religion. assure you that as the m
lister on the frontier away from the great commerea
and religious centers, reads in your paper what MS
brethren metropolis considering nc Is greatly
assisted in his Sabbath preparations by the valuable
.,o,estions he inds before him. that you Will
oStnue these ports as permanent feature OF your
nonar 1o ~ JOHN L. HARsES
EtehiLa, Kas, April "a, 1874
New-York tribune., 1874-04-27
CONGRESSMAN MELLIsH's POSITION ON INFLA
TON.

To me Edifor OF The tribune
SIR AS the regular report of the proceedings
in the House on Wednesday and the comments Of the
correspondent OF TIE TRIBUNE might lead to ambiguity
in regard to my position the subject OF iniation'
shall deem it favor If you will allow me TO say that
voted against the Senate b and am rjoced that Inc
President has vetoed it, also voted against the House
hill OF the Banking and Currency Committee. Ny
former votes on questions involving the volume OF the
currency also show that AIN nexbly opposed to inla
ton. DANip ~ 49, 49,,
Washington d. c., April %. 1874
There If not the slightest ambiguity In THE IRIbuNEs
report OF Mr.. Meish's position nevertheless we are
happy 10 give him this opportunity for declaration OF
faith.-Edl
New-York tribune., 1874-04-27
MISIATURR ALMANAC

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New-York tribune., 1874-04-27
A RECORD OF FAILURES.

NUMBER IN THE UNITED STATES DURING FOUR YEARS
The following is the record of failures in
the United States during the last four years Kept by
the Mercantile Agency of Dun, Barlow Co. OF this
nff
New-York tribune., 1874-04-27

theiobect of the proposed convention to be held in
Geneva next August.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-05-08

vance in prosperity will be substantial
and rapid. We earnestly appeal to
every citizen in Montana who has its
welfare at heart to join in this great
and glorious work. There is ample
time to fully organize the movement
before the first Monday in August, %
that none but true and competentmen
viii b chosen Is members q tie Legs
laturs and . Delegate = Cangress.
Let every true patriot Who feels the
necessity for reform 60 bravely to work
to bring about % glorious ar1esult,
that will abound with % much real
good to the whole Territory.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-05-08
frr,m Is ssoax cssy Journal. ]

rr.n - eios1 csg Jouraai.l -,
Fdaros JuorxAr -Knswisx your ieesEess
IN the induaariea q tl,s West, aud particular
T. !. th.ea which are eharacteri1ed b. the
c.nenaiye maxniacence for which projects IN
- land Of tie setting sun arc notorious,
veald call your attention to an sstespssee IN
srsur,fed It Fort Bentoe, Aentaaa. By col.
Thos. c. Powes, who arrived IN ehis cev
laee Saturday night h mackinaw oirecs
from that zenith Of navigation on the Upper
Missouri. No brain could have conceived q
speculation Of such proportions without the
assisting inspiration Of the broad plains, high
mountains, long river. and ok hesfts VINO"
left their impress Of general grandeur "po"
everything In tho vicinity OF Fort Dento"'-
The Colonel has under taken project o. no
less importance than utilizing the lacteat pro-
auct Of 4 herd Of bufF:,lves Of 40. 200 COW pow
or! Contemplate for moment the ma&n'n-
cence of this idea. and then tell US II ITS equal
has ever entered the mind Of man. HIS inc
orv il that eacl, COW can be depended upon
for 1000 pounds of butter per season. Iro'"
which figures it Is easy to compute mat tue
herd will supply sufficient OF the o'ea2'"o.s
s,,bstance to furnish about six ounces 10
every man, woman and child In the . lifted
States and New Jersey combined. The quar-
~ Of the butter couldn't possibly be improv-
ed. and the luxury of lubricatin2 your PAN
cakes with it NAV 10 looked forward TO -
one OF the unspeakabie benefits which the
West aid the nineteenth century have gwen
to humanity.
The calves Of the herd arc to be fed on
skim milk. and after q months handling tney
become completely tranem"grified fro" the
airping and tearing bovine Of the western
wilds to the Quiet and t!ocilc g bossy 81 the
barn-yard. With these young cattle ne pro-
noses to stock those sections Of the country
which may desire to introduce them, and We
may soou expect to see In orr own vicinity
the shaggy Decked hcr,ls whose absence has
tor wears been compelled by that "star OF
empire !" Of which you have possibly heard.
Colonel Powers Is now at the Hubbard
Hcuse, where those who desire to learn more
OF the enterprise can do so by calling upon
him and examining the specimens OF the bnt-
ter. Of wLicl, lie has brought . trunkful with
him as a sample lot. He starts IN few day .
Tor Chicago. where he will make bus head
quarters at the Palmer House. whose table
before long. no doubt, will give its patrons
an opportunity to see how far '-ch0ice rolls
falls short Of .'bufalo.''
DOLLY WARDEN GRANGER.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-05-08
YELLOW81'ONE EXPEDITION.

To Hon. Johx p. Bruce, Peymanest
Chairman Yellotestoxs Wagon Rosd
and Prospecting E4edi.io~:
s1R-Since my List report several
members Of the Expedition h1se
reached Bozcman, an4 the main body
is rapidly moving in.
In the absence as yet Of any omcal
report ! am unable to mako the detail
ed statement promised, but shall with
in . few days present . full history a
the movement toward Tongue river.
II is evident, however, from the
statements made by these who have
come in, that many wished to remain
in the lower country-that it IS q gold
region-that it is as fine q section In
all particulars as has been claimed
that good prospects were found-that
the Indians will fight desperately to
retain possession, but that few hun
dred good men can defy the entire
Sioux nation.
Our men have done we'll against
large odds-have lived up to their
agreements with the Committee, and
return to Us many Of them determined
yet to settle in the lower country.
That they arc entitled to the thanks
Of the valley no one can doubt, and
though they have returned without
accomplishing the great object Of the
movement, they are entitled to great
credit for the manner in which they
did all they could under the c;rcum.
stances.
As it may not prove wise to make
up a report at present I decide to delay
until can see the Council and officers
and obtain the report Of the Expedi.
ton Secretary-that injustice may be
done no member Of the Command.
The Committee must add, however,
its great regret over the failure to for
tify and send in the courier as was
agreed upon-had, OF could, it have
been done the best results would have
followed both to us and to them.
For the Committee,
J. Y. BOGERT,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-05-08

S~~v SOsS ssssS~sS SASOsSVkS1esO soSseae-
hlsin their hoots. The great work q
the people Il going On from Maine T.
California, and the country Is begin.
ming TO recover from tho stagnation
prodncsd h tho oppceasions q mon
opeaies. Tia power OF thin Govern.
went instead Of being in the hands II
rsItieal parties isnow With tho people,
and it u only nsnessaEy Tor The people
Of Montana 10 heve full control of
public affairs in this Territory, to throw
cd party allegiance, abandon the sys-
ten Il Conventions, and cAsose their
own olbceT& In srdee to elec4 this
desirable result there should b uxion
and conceFt in every county. Let .
great P1oILEb NovxluMT be innu.
gusated aad put none but-good and
tucmcn In Once, whose wstchIword
should b REroRx. By adopting this
.cOupsA - beliese tho sDE11fuzy win
te deet6so cBmprastsk ~ lts'6a+1
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-05-08
DEER LODGE ITEMS.

/
| -~H-
| From The New Northwest. Nar :d.l
Nr. John II. remberton's Thoroughbred
horses are At Snake river awaiting the Open.
ing Of the Pleasant Valley road.
The Rock Creek Ditch was can ying about
coo inches Of water Monday. Rogers 4
| Brostdus and Eattcrton q Go. commenced
mining that day.
A Chinese merchant on Third street has 4
stone store building almost completed. 1t ID
dire proof-so that fire originating inside can
not get out. There's public spirit for you.
The Flint Creek Dxch and Mining Com.
pany do not expect to Be ready tor mining
until the last OF Nay. TAe xeaselty OF labor
to complete the ditch eanses the delay,
GuEse TaEY ARE.-The following was
handed 10 on Tuesday with , nice lot of new
potatoes ranging to the size Of black walnuts:
EDlroR NEW NoRrH-WEs1:
Please accept mess OF New Potatoes,
probably the earliest grown In tins plses.
Respectfully.
NoRxAx SuRPRExAxr.
APEl ZOtne
New potatoes In April, on the line Of the
Northern Pacific Railroad! Where Is the
tribulated Hazen and his zeroic Thermometer
Echo snswers-'.xsw potatoes In April"
Coz. KoaRs' STec1.-The owner Of the
biggest and best herd in Montana, who has
expended many thousands VI dollars In the
importation ind raising cf thorouGhh ed
cattle and who now claims to have the bat
herd Of its size In America. Offers In this issue
to the notice Of stock men column adver-
tisement OF some of Ills cattle ard horses.
The Sedlgrees arc given in full and will be
verified b. referring to the American Herd
Book. lie also Offers for salc choice thorough
bred and halt breed cattle. and work horses.
THE prospects are not 70 in:,tinx'' in
some Of the camps a. could be desired. The
snow Is lighter than usual In many Of them.
and 4 rainy spring Is all that will help mat
te.s. The watcr Is starting very late, and the
warm winds have licked up great deal OF
the snow. At this tine last year, the water
wss booming In the valley streams; now
they have scarce started. We have heard It
predicted. however. that notwithsta adinx
these thicgs the god yield Of this county
will be greater this year than last. ''rris Z
contamination levoutly to be wished." The
miners arc using all the available water IN
the causps, and operations ne pretty gensr-
ally begun.
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TTrom ~ Misaoul,an.. Arrsi. n

Trem the Aissoul,aa. AIeir =.
Allen Boice, Esq. writes toomL Quarts
Creek that the totly OF Dennis Dowuie,
drowned Jan. 9th. has besn found. .,
We lsarn that M1jor Sbanahan has Issued
orders for I'LL whites % lsave the reservation
after Nay Let. A police Of . Indians has
been appointed to celscate all tho stsek Of
whites ioand en- thu reservation. This order
viii compel the removal Of large number
who are living thess with Indian wives. This
ec1er xill also bring souee ta1aLls property
within IL county wtsch hss hifheses eecap.
ed adeessmsnt, and, re beltevs prove better
tsr both whites and lndlans. -. o...l !.
District Attorney Aayl,ew has sivsa m
op'nion that ~ bldg Gaad eaa only b ~.
patsd Sos the pvusalArt uses spsellsl y The
= s5tss -
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tFrom the Helena Herald.l
who wants to Become q Navy En-.
gtneeTf

Is there Montana lad, " not les than six
teen nor more than twenty years OF az"
who aspires to become candidate ios Cadet
E. kinser 10 the U. 8. Navyt ifso, S,s can.
didate, AFTER giving satisfactory evidenre O.
moral character and lealthk educational "a.
vantsGes, etc., WIN receive permissiou to
present himself to the'9ut esintendent Of the
Naval Academy as Annapolis, H. between
the 18th and 1esh o. sepesmber next. for ex-
aminin6tsea.as 70. his qualifications tor i'd
nission.. Wehavs blank form Of applica.
tion and pamphlet ofsustsuctjous, ssnt % By
the Hon. Geo. II. Rebeeoa, Secretary ol The
Nay, .wAish ths- beg vsnels1 - beeoms .
@nd1daAs ~. d1liij6g fhlr Inlbruaation On
III matter, q wbieA IL abovo = . bsist cut.
lise. sas hsSs b saili1g 9 IL Herald
e,lieof. ~ 4 ~
ssls Ou1-A =. Hslapaa 4 Iso. bave
soid thsie stsok q gsosa, tegsehes With III
Axtnrss snl Coed Win = ~ estahlishment,
- ~ saesepsising I'm q l6ssis 1.es.. who
took peeeseeisa ~ Ueesiag, an1 VIII In.
mediase1 s0eve. 4Aeie s1pok kem thefr cd
sand . their asw saasefss. .l1r. Cd. Hels.
man VII sos, = sspssasd, lsase Montana.
hit remain hssssnd saanGsls e1Aseb aalasee.
Ne 49, psespsesd snd aads nsaav h usls.
%, ed pssSsess - stsy n tbs. esssesy, ~
q Which ~ ass u1Aase6 . Aeeo.
r.. Oark, who hss ~ mn eoatzaee y.
tweso Helena M DoDaas ~ slbar ysass,
eommenelsg Jay ], INA = sspes>td @ ~