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Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1874-11-13
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FARM SoLD.--Thursday the farm 81
Lewis ]. Hammond, in West Brandywine
township, Chester Co., Pa, containing
IS acres was sold by George @. Nipple. I
assignee 70 Susan q. Hammond, for
$3.50. Mail y. McFarlan was theaue-
HELD ron CouRr-Before u, 3.
Commissioner Smith Fridsy John
Akin, Democratic Inspector at the
Fourth Ward polls, was tried for re-
fusing the vote of Hart Laws, colored,
who attempted tovote on a tax receipt
written with q led pencil. Mr.. Akin
was held In $500 for appearance at the
next u. s. Court. This Laws Is the
same negro for the refused of whose
vote, at the "Littlc Election james
p. Hays the Democratic Judge, was al,
so held for Court. 'Fti
RAILROAD MEErINd.--Ata meeting
Of the Delaware Railroad Company's
stockholders. held at Dover on Thurs.
1 day, a new issue of the bonds Of the
company, to the amount of $3.50, 600
to provide means for meeting the loan
\ falling due July 1, 1876, was authoriz
ed. THE bonds will be guaranteed by
the philadelphia, Wilmington andBal
fillmore Railroad Company, and secured
4 by a mortgage on the road. The leas'
OF the Delaware Railroad to the P. w
81 B. r. q. Company was also exten
ded. as provided for in the origina
agreement. W.. ri
IMPROVEMENTS OF 1.-THE DELAWARE
RIVER. i'm his forthcoming report thu
L Chief Engineer of the War Depart
| ment will recommend appropriation
to be made by Congress as follows;
Il, For Fort Mifiin bar, Delaware river
$50, 900, for Fort Delaware, Delaware
7 River $25, 900, Battery atFiDl's Poin
. Delaware river, SAC, 600; for fort pppo
, site Fort Delaware, Delaware shoal
! $50, 600; for the construction and re
I pair OF an -harborpier at New Castl
Delaware, $40, 500; WilmingtonHarbol
? Delaware, SAG, 900; for the construction
t OF pier near Lewes, Delaware, $177,
a 500; for the Improvement oftheSchuyl
!, kill river, STA, 700, .44N y i.aT
q ESTIMATES AND RESULTS. Severe
6 weeks ago, the Republican, confiden
! | Of success through the votes of negr
repeaters, gave its readers the follow
, ing estimate OF maiorities in New Ca
y | Gle county: IT, .tsqt .4i. d. 4za - ".
d Republican Observation-Disclosures
g 600. Brandywine no, Christina 15'
h Mill Greek 20 Pencader f5;st. Ge9rg.
100. Total 1910.
!, Democratic majoritiesTNew Cast
100, Appoauipimipk 200 White Ola
9 Creek 2b; Red Lion TO- Total RS6. r
8 publican majority in the county 7s4.
= IL may be possible that We hal
it placed the Republican majorities q u
a tie too high, and the Democratic m
Z jorities a little too low, but still v
= are not very far from the mark.
u Arn'twe, though. But by way
" comment upon the Republicans acc
10 reoy il estimating we win simply ref
f. the reader 10 the official result, whi'
m we have already publisheasy ~, =
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1874-11-13

NEwBURe, N. Y, November 7.-The
trotting stallion Manhattan, while being
driven to q buggy to-day, ran away. Miss
Alice Saunders, teacher, oae oftwo per.
sons thrown out, had an arm broken, and
received other injuries. The horse had
the cords of both hind legs cut, and is
probably ruined. He was valued at $780,
900, and owned by Tallman & Meyers, Of
Duchess County.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1874-11-13

The PREsIDENT's CoNuNDRuM. cit
is only a newspaper sensation, and
what does 1t amount tor Answer
BE brief; ! am sickp--N. Y. Herald,
Well, the President will find that it
amounts to a laundering denuncia-
alton of his Ignorance, cruelty and i'm.
bscility.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1874-11-13

ca Senator Bayard's speech before
the Manhattan club is pronounced one
Of the most able, eloquent and appro-
pirate he has ever made. 1t is on our
frat ,,af,e =. 70 H
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1874-11-13

All persons having claims against the Es.
tate Of the deceased must present the same
duly attested u the Administratrix. on or
before September 18th. 1876. or abide the Act
of Assembly in such case made and provided.
l' b. ROSE D0VGHERTY,
ilI. gi.t lf-.=. Administratrix.
A1drag--NeW Castle Del, Oct2 -w2m
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1874-11-13

Ths Ccasg'Tciai says that II ihc Demo-
cratic Ressy should nominate senator Bay
ard Sos ftssidsnt it nwill undertake TO con
sines tie American people that he ia not
TIE zasn for tie a,.ce."
Z 10 ~ as We can see, the American people
sass vary little abont what the Commercial
Will undertake TO do, especially that part of
la&m who live in Delaware. 1t undertook
ts soavinss the American people that negro
{wsmea should yots as we'll as negro men. But
IN tAis It has NOT been remarkably success
Val. Ths great mass Of the young men of
Delaware have Joined the Democracy, de-
(, alastng that they will not be degraded to
! tbs isvei Of tho negro by marching with
ttkam Or By voting with them. Nor will
;thsy bs likely to allow their sisters and
vshsr loved ones 10 be Induced to Join the
ces'meTciai In Its efforts TO place the white
wqnen Of America on level with the negro
q. TIE polls. Senator Bay ards argument in
ne y. 8. Senate against the bill 10 favor Of
woaaa suffrage Of course would form one
Of Ne main objections which the Conner.
eis1 would use to convince the American
RscP,a that he was not the man for tbs
glses.s
His . little 70 be regretted that the COM
.saeciaI finds such difficulty In seeing any.
thias good In Delaware. It would appear
RSm Ia eourso that even its own party men
are Questionable TO Il unlesa they hail from
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1874-11-13

WILL aHAsT RxsIasf-It seems to us
ltAaa in view Of the fact that President
lGxsat hiss said he he had no views CON
}Hssy 30 the wishes Of the people, this
las~tisa l. nor quits pertinent,
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1874-11-13
-'ftlIl aObiryl0s. stjll persgl4g, !
lNplsPuTARLE EVIDENCE.

ST. ELMo, ILL.,, July 8. 1874.
r. v. PIERCE, M. d., Buffalo, N, vi
wish to add my testimony to the wonderful
curative properties OF your Alt. Ext, OF
Golden Medical Discovery. l have taken
great interest In this medicine since Ilrat
used 1t. 1 WA badly afflicted with dyspep.
sia, liver deranged aud nn almost perfect
prostration Of the nervous system, so rapid
and complete did the Discovery effect per-
feet cure that 1t seemed more like magic and
perfect wonder to myself, and since that
time we have never be on without bottle
of the Discovery aud PurgRtive Pellets in
the house. They are a solid, sound family
physician in tue house and ready at all
times to fly to the relief Of sicknesa--with-
out charge. We have never had doctor in
tue house since we first began the uss of
your Pellets and Discovery. have recon-
\ tnended the upo OF these medicines III aeve-
| raj severe and complicated cases arising
from, as thought, an impure state Of the
| blood, and IN no one case have they failed 10
more than accomplish oil they are claimed
to do. ! will only mention one as remark
able. (Lbough ] could give you dogens).
Henry Roster, furniture dealer, Of this
| place, who was one OF the most pitiful OBJ
| jecls ever eeen, his faus swollen out iof
shape, scales and eruptions without end, ex-
tending to bis body, which was completely
| covered with blotchas and scales. Nothing
that he TOOK seemed to effect it a particle.
| finally induced him 10 try few bottles OF
the Golden Medical Discovery, with daily use
/ of the Pellets, assuring him It would surely
cure him. He commenced its use some six
weeks since, taking two Pellets each night
for week, then one each night, and the
Discovery as directed. The result is, to-day
his skin is perfectly smooth, and the scalJ
eruphons are gone, He has taken somt
seven or eight bottles in all, and considers
himself cured. This csss had baffisd tn,
skill Of our best physicians. Messrs. Dnns.
ford " Co., druggists, of this place, are sell
ing largely OF your medicines and the de
nand steadily increases, and they give per,
feet satisfaction in every Gaze,
1 Respectfully, W. H. CHAMPLIN,
fgnfl iAgt, Am. Ex, Co.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1874-11-13

RAJoIcRo.-The people are rejoicing
in all directions over the downfall OF
Radicalism. In the south especially does
II JOY abound.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1874-11-13

The DelaiUurean "erows" over the great
victory with the introduction Of eighteen
boosters. They mako its columns quite
picturesque. ~. t4
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1874-11-13

BLANKETS Blankets ! ! BLANKETS
j. A. Sanders, 219 Market street, will sell
you pair ia All Wool Blankets at Sc
per pair. Don't fail to see them.
JAS. A SANDERS.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1874-11-13

NnTTnR

All persons having claims against the Es-
tate It the deceased must present the same
duly attested TO the Administrative, on or
before Oct. Sd, 1875. or abide the Act Of AS
sembly il such cnss made and provided.
kUSANNAH YEARSLEY,
ADMINISTRATIVE,
Address-Falbland P. o.. Del. octI0-2mw
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1874-11-13
REGISTERS ORDER.

NEW CASTLE COUNTY,. Oct. 81. isY4
Upon the application OF Susannah Years.
ley, Administratrix Of Samuel Yearsiey,
late of Mill Creek uuadre1, in said county.
deeeased;. tits Ordered and directed By the
Register that the Administrat tx aforesaid,
ministratien upon the Estate OF the de-
ceased, with the date OF granting thereof, by
causing advertisements to be posted within
forty days from the date Of such Letters. in
six Of the most public places of the county Of
New Castle, requiring all persons having de-
mandshgainst TIE Estateto present the same,
or ABIDE BY an Act Of Assembly In such case
made ana provided. And also cause the same
nelawareqazette, a newspaper published in
Wilmingtop, and to DO continued thefeintwo
months.
(sr.v Nqf once ii the RegiSter sfore.
SEhs1 Fasid, Mt New Castle, IN New
------>~ Castle county Aforesaid the day
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1874-11-13
POndeE House
AfTLTON, DELL:
j. p. HART, Proprietor.

THIS House has lately been fitted mp. and
Il receives strict attention of the Propri-
etoI, and y classed among the best. hotels
Of the Peninsula. ie8.lyw
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1874-11-13

Now let Governor Ponder give us
Ttanksgiving Proclamation. a
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1874-11-13
asorrible Party Malignitv.

DREkMINe THE DRAp BHFoRH BURIAL.
We clip TIA following from the Com
mSssial, Of yesterday. The whole para
graph Ia infameusly false. and being
PLACED in the lead Of two or three other
charges Of fraud against Democratic
ssAtlsmen, We have no doubt they are
fade alsos
ss'THE DEMOCRATIC FRAUDS.
A Ii,Aankfr INSTANCE BROUGHT TO BUD
dem PnooR-wAs 1T JUDeMRNT2
INSTANCES OF the systematic methods
a fraud by which the Republican ma
lOfaty In this county was overcome on
Tuesday, are coming hourly to light.
Besides the Wholesale use of Illegal tax
ENeeipts, hundreds of men were voted
bn age who were over twenty-five
yearR old. In New Castle Hundred about
Afty persons come forward to swear that
they were between twenty-one and twen-
kf-tRo, and to vote the Democratic tick
a. A most fragrant instance, however.
u this kind Of fraud was yesterday
brought to sudden and terrible proof.
At the polls Of the Third Ward. on Tues
day, man came forward, and though
challenged, took his oath on the Bible
that be was between twenty-one and
twenty-five years Of age" He was a
Democrat and voted the Democratic
ticket. He wac in his usual health.
Yesterday morning as he was sitting at
bis house he was suddenly seized with
pain and died in few minutes. In two
of,ths afternoon papers, his death is
thus announced:
"DIED-On the 4th instant, -
tpsths 27th year Of his age"
So anll
VISA, therefore, more than four years
bsgsnd the legal limit at which he could
vote on RgeP'
We believe that the frauds practicet
~. voting negroes ION age" by the Re
pablican party leaders have led to tht
hurting Of this falsehood at the Demo
cratic party. But such fraud could
rot have been perpetrated by white mel
" any Of the pollsi much less at New
Castle, where nearly every white vote
n known to the judges Of election and t,
I. che Republicans who are always abou
the polls in that town. As to the igno
rant negroes, who constituted the mai
dependence Of the Republican party oil
Tuesday, we doubt not that if all thos
who voted "on age" illegally in tn
State were deducted, the Democrat
msierity would be increased nearly one
third more.
Ths charge of perjury against Henr
Kyle is an outrage chat must meet tn
ssverest condemnation, and it show
Aew hard pressed the Commercial mus
have been to find charges to hurl at tn
Bamocrats, when it seized upon an
ycFksd up such monstrous falsehoo
ard hurried it into print while the de-
oessad was still unburied. He was
penssSEat. That was enough; the fee
iNss ~ ths friends Of Democrats are nc
considered By the Commercial. Why wa
thsFe such hasteP Was it because a
inquiry might prove the truth and pr,
ysqt the awful charge with which it d,
Slxed 10 cloak the eharges made again
othessf 1t is the lanst reckless and il
&eesut political slarsler that we ha'
over seen rssorted 70
II viii be seen BY afhdayits from Sc
srAl respectable gentlemen in anoth
column, that tiss proof OF the falsity
this scandalous charge is not wanted.
~-----r----.n-D-
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1874-11-13

ii'a'sdi 3sspLs- ossa yse1 ...a..i..rl
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1874-11-13
begin

-, wiss.- a day oFtwo wa % y
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1874-11-13

PHILApEIFHIA: g.al4l 4.a
'aprl1-wly NsIIig 1fg yat gt.t.t ..a,, -.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-04-02

0 h,s woman's a9uttt0n
IeM "0in. vi aggravatl0n
10 the iInilichcrlu Rum
AID Ltr, = every lnulca ION
lnaL he present situation A
/, tie very DISTANT hum
Otthr III gh .ri0u'au"n
In Re .ertOI Vet to cUlne !
Go ~ y0Wr imaGinAl.on,
T11hr .,t:a Hnr &riOu'
o. tnt' ,rafli her In Rum
s q, ,ns' lad,cS ui cFeaTlun,
lun pIay NJ depn SSlUn,
III Im premises they come!
re pnln'u VISITATION
Enough undoubtedly, % some.
Yrt 'seie Is no pesIiation
In Tie rOnta o. defamation
o. IA ttanckrr Ia Rum
Bun w 10 al tXplaDb IOu.
Aud IL bri~I lnlerr,'galou,
AMI the praying Is hCxun--
To he U,'tr cUnstt VA ION
o me n, flick IN Rum
All M vnln, denuLciat.Un
Al 10 vain, eXpO6lu 8, ION
FROM he ratticAer IA Ram !
For his women ueputa'lOns
IN the so X Oi reiJftna loo,
| believe arr dear aud dumb
UrIt y ine proclamation
ana he ba e ,n>'nuallun
FROM lite traffleker IN Rum
Hold / pay bret cessation
EUi II rec, ucillAsiun,' M
Says the tratticRer IA Rum
No NOT SAY tine deputa,IoD.
Wi.h trm determination.
TN Tie enrmy succumbs
ShAn we quit Your hnoit atIGr,
Mlsler ,r4th kur Ia Ruml''
Nov. IT neecs no, divInstiOn
To dice, the SITUATION
o. the lrafficAer IN Rum
For q wounn's ccmAlnAlion
Ever NJ, o conauDiIna'iOn
Nay, all history 10 mum
Then il tctPs analhilatlO1
20 tie lr4ttitSer Ia Rum
50, this woman's agitsrion
IL hone OF aggra v3tIOn
Vel / say rs | begun,
rhat lhsro's every indica Ion
That the pre2eus iamentati0n
Is The very distant hum
OF the coming d ISOLATION
o. tie ,rafficker 10 Ram sta..
-Ntner's JosTTs:s:l,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-04-02
INCONST ANCY.

Aga'pst HE curtainFd pane, beloved,
The So W heats thick and iast,
The wl:d Wind s0rrnwtul resrain
IL telling If T. g past
And in he d fsmiiIar chair,
Besidr the bear h~tires glow,
e,t and sing :he teuder ar
You loved SO long ago.
An. often since he springs beloved,
Have bi0Olnrd above Jon rest,
I breathe the sweet Old sung that aiEgs
Itself within my brtas'-
a. cht' dren IN the cheerleas days
When winter darby low. rs.
etrGcr the gardens s0ided ways,
Aud talk OF last years flowers.
never seem I'd toyou, believed,
When We wak'd hand IN hand,
Md tte sunshine and The dsw
OF YOUTHS euchan'ed land, -
Inever seemed TO y0a or the
TaaI could sing or smilc
II yOu were lying silently
Within Your grave the while.
We thought we coud not live. beloved,
II we were torn apart
That earth Won have 10 more to give
To either 81 ricken heart -
Alas. The charge tEat time has wrought
Your & ave has he d YOU long.
And In home where you are not,
slug the dear Old song
Do you look back 20 me, beloved.
From out your happy sphere,
And DE- EN- we false. that eau be
Alive, and gOu not here? a
Death does not aIways bring Its balm
To every aching Ill
Life may 0u las the dearest Charm,
Ard heart-break does not kill.
Il would have been The same, beloved,
Had Seen first 10 die
another love had worn your name.
More dear perchance. than
Al, after all these weary years, q sls..., q. b
would you more constant be
0d u oud yon drop these Siitcf tears,
And sing tie song for @e +?
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-04-02

ID
NJ the pudaing vii come ~, Just 81,
md.
''Of course, said Miss Bnrl,t;. bat NJ,
/, nj 'asasairt vas al ,tre s,ttom of the
ID ''r barre ; they bid etAptipd 8 ck =,
Il ar ." ". "nd there M was, ym see.
"e'i n'd boz tin'sh my stony wm>
@mrg 'fn' Il putting clean iuu.ls in ty,,
r'nns--ior pui q Clt"n I,w.I in ev.r>
r'i"'n 81 has h"u~r very day If ny hf.-
and :. ere, IL M,,r ID y'ons 10 M ia,ge ar
ME- ~, me missing y nr, mta>uru
"WeIi non, said Ms. Springer
M s> Dayton is the rn"s. tloui,iesoni
h"a'd.r III 'En. house, .sln M,s, BarIil,
IL me"n 10 Ie'ti,r mxs nou,l, that /,
can n,t b'a.'i her.
was not s'atei.d H. 6nd that lp,. a
3 '9ht Satisfaction at hia announcements.
an'i yer VI 81 Dayton aud / were IN quite
friend, teim~
"Csrsyiug "ff III quart cup and spn,l,
ing tne nsnts'! N""dy G. I'D s,nnd t
"I'ha: 'hcv c"ugd nn - nssen.cd Mr.
) 'rlnger. 81 ~ was in ynur shoes |
would liav- tia pint ma qurr nutpn thn'
four barre; the,.. by 'akefu wy measure,
W 'he quart y"u k,n mrst & ntrl1 hit u
Law! cant cn"k fl Tor c,nulmi with
"ui mea nre everything. [ havc hes,n
~ pco- lie going b! 'ir hryd; hut when
folks ak 10 u,e ah;,n' putin iudoMent
into my v,',als tel cm ~ go long.
II 1"nr helirve .on | iitard M,ss Day
ton safely I" Mr. Ah.rncrhv. I ctanc.
ri across the Y"0m and ..w him SIN ling
in her face. Miss Bnritts mex, word.
isoukh, me back to my cwn side of tht
-m
II need rot talk ahnnr lady boardera
though Mr.. Aherneity ia nrre trouble
anv six ever saw. would MT board
him emo her month 'or hundred dollar
niii.
| WHY? <n,d. ''Hp never carries Of
the quar- measure and 'hinqe, does h't
Ind. ed he does, ard gets them all
smenTed up. with paint or some sort ri
ness~s. He has got rrks and no .ses.
and leaves and dried q wer., and roots
and hugs, ard BUTTERFLIES and birds egg,
nd hnt'les { messe- An
WHY, | wonder he dent Qrt the choiery
a-sl eurn with them nasty things said
Mrs SDr niger.
And dou' you beli.ve, h, re Miss Bur
,i't 1ower.d hfr VOICE, hes got a skeleton
up There?
You dopt sa:? saiA NJ Springer, with
Il eudcd eyes-''a deaf snans skii!toy
Well 81 was v u, NJ ga BuFtitt, I would
Mt h 80. 81 ch ~ackeriigi; ia things going
IN IN my t''use
"Oh. h. hna a'was consisting going on
:, - g.
y" '"' ''''' " -
."S F'''''F ~ '''' - " :, '
So, ;" - r.
,,,, A., $50
:,
,.e-v,s
1870, nr,,,,n ! - ,,,a ,a,v,a t,n, ,na,
ne will s,me d.v blos Us al an or bum,
49, -,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-04-02

ia 81 itc' Easy ahG FJty ''@'"Fn
tits man, whose reticeoee anil tarno<
inspired ne with unm't g ne@a2e.
My most recea experiments nave s,san
Il eerd r" recIaimj ~ h. w4a,,. s,llonur
'c acid that is "se, lefinia2 ,eno.entn
'"1 to n''l'2r 1T 10 he n,npt It ne of-
"hemic'ls. he replied I'm y.
Mrs - r'hrer III CIV ba k bar Read
no e ed 'hrough h,s gia~le> ~ hlm "a
speaker of an unknown t"ug0e. cit r.
toes h'a' Ill, he said. GINNING hack. ~ .
ne. what qn'G pr"sIe sody meo =
iav' I'm and What >pLs IS 6 .Ik> ,here
"r IN ff'' n' W, I" he >nrf; / hnaIbs ~
'"w 'h're mnNt he >"m,Inirg ng othe9 .
lie 81 -" b'g show ar !, cy,up ur sonie
1t ing. YOU don't know Il here "A ,.r a..,g @.
IN thing u"u>I a. hink.
Dear m Whn got d..wa m ;has
dep I ~ artd 10 NE y.1yroa& an> cyazY
-Snct 'unn n aad holIrrin! / ua> q m
beat never Was w'1sr scared III ~.
he a>ktd e,y'Dd>, i,ul, i4v .~,oid
r"f eI' no sat'>iactinn cu;eu n,t!,H>y.
n -me hyA man ACID :. T. tn lie s.m
mi IA q he w"u|d take nse IT, 81 nice
boarding tou>' q ] wouip att,t his ker
| hige. | b. ugit he ~uf natit, hnl
Srn he was n 0'ce h., u uf q ,tn O. {
put II nv tsrpt; bsg hht bpLCb x.uLd
he 'otehtd nt hetr. W,N, 4.3 at, Il
tir st'rid2e, moe, cur'e~t .n titi..rsG:
th"nk Il tim wh' u ht- @aii +, " a.,
'n"''h; "hG ''ltsS y"ur IL. AT! It wasn, n.n. 8
tan huhd'fl u rds rode
| On and ON MI. s, ri,.tr w.pf ~ fer
AK, ! t"lf I's'enr2 30 h,i aS NY. n.uCl
kep' "atdSrrg toward tie her ,tn g.
| ~ be II" n. Al iehgrh nv c,m,.nr on
lest al", ann shorty "f:'i "cr, :" NV
"m nh" t" red, here y nwakt -
10 < tine think. = al Dir Arc hy =. d
Miss Dayton Bui II ~"s,o ell he Xxx
eve mig thar asa,D e,,w 'trm r,yr,,,r
We we're sitting III be partor. M Dty
u AID ! s"f 'he evenings ~'Fe gr'~"g
E""'I NJ q tur con, aerr nct \, "a mrd
| MAS reading; Miss Dastnns4s Nv ,nhae
! with p'st et st."'. giri c~rp,u>itl"fs
retire h''; II" VA G mp '''.n 'e."'.r
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