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BY TELEGRAPH.
Special to the GLOBE.
4 Sharper Arrested.
MANCHESTER, VT, Jan. 80.

MANCHESTER, VT, Jan. &c.
A man going by the name of Bailey and
who is supposed to be the person who has
been playing the confidence game SO sue
cessfully la this and adjoining towns for the
last few days by paying for cattle, etc. with
counterfeit bills, was arrested last night at
Jamaica by Sheriff Evans aud taken to Jail
at Newfane. His trial is set down for the
10th inst The man is sharper and evil
IDENTIFY understands his business. W.
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WALToN's VERMONT REGISTER, Farmers
Almanac and Business Directory for 1874
The only Vermont Register published.
Single copies, by mail, 10 cents, Address
GLoDR Paper Co, Rutland.
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Fire

CiNCINNATf, Jan 30.
Strobcll e brothers, manufacturers of
mouldings and looking glasses, burned to-
day. Loss $40, 900; insurance 100000.
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Meetings, Amussinonts, oto.


TODAY
Regular convention OF Vermont Lodge No. 1,
OF knights OF Pythias, at oldfollows hall,
Globe block
AT Benson-Col c. II. Joyce, lecture.
Az nniugton-whittemore & clark's Minis
trels
SUNDAY.
AT Bennington Memorial discourse by Rev.
Bostwlck Hawley, D. D., at the Methodist
church.
At Bennlngton----Sunday School Concert Mt
the Ba. fist church at7p IN.
MONDAY.
Mendelsshon Birthday celebration at Congre-
gatioual chapel.
KillinQ,on lodge No %, 70 oF at oddfallows
hall Globe BLOCK, at ~ o'clock.
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The Good of ROndsmen.

New YORK, Jan 30.
The bondsmcn of the abscondng trca-
surcr Of Jersey City refuse to reimburse the
city.
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New Dock.

New YORR, Jan. 30.
The Eric railroad has decided to erect n
dock nearly 1000 feet long at Jersey City.
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This Lecture is universally conceded to be the
most original In conception and attractive To
tor IL abounds In wit, sound logic, and strik-
Ing satire upon many OF the glarng faults OF
the period, characteristic In style and famed
for It's originality.
Parties TO the number OF twenty-five, arriving
over the different railroads, Central Vermont
Harlem Extension, Rutland a Burlington and
Addison, VIII BIO entitled TO Tree return after
the lecture.
ADMISSION, so CENTS,
including reserved seats. Tickets for sale at
Meoker's Music Store.
Doors open at ~ o'clock lecture commences
at y O'Clock. Jansodtd
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Steamer Burned.

BosToN, Jan. 30.
The steamer Glascus of the Boston aud
New York line was burned in the dock
this morning.
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birthday Celebration


The celebration Of the birthday of Felix
Mendclssohn Bartholdy born at Hamburg,
81, 1900, and died at Leipzig, November
4th, 1S47, is to be celebrated by the Men
delssohn Society of Rutland under the
leadership of Prof. George A Meitzke, at
the Congregational chapel on Monday even
ing, February 81, at 8 o'clock. The fol
lowing is the
PROGRAMME
March--From Caprlclo, op. O. Composed 1885.
Essay on The life OF Mendelssohn, written eX-
pressly for this occasion by l. w Redington,
Esq.
overture-"F Cave" Composed 1892.
Chorus--"lle Watching over Israel"
SOO--"O rest the Lord"
Piano SOlO--"SOnqS without words :" a. NO6 3 |
book, DuettO) Andautc con motto; a. No 2, "a
book, Allegro al motto. UsA
SOlo-a. 'Ihe Smile :" b. ''SwSs Spring Song
IntermeZzo--F From ''Mldsummer Might dream, A"
Osi3A
! Part s6ng--"Farewell to the Forest" Os3i)
| Plano SOlo--"Andante and Motto gro Vi
yace" from &c. minor. c Concerto QS32)
| Solo,. "Cradle Song :" b. "Ballad" from the
"Song and Stranger" op. 50
| Plano Solo, Fantastic op. IL Noe
| Churus-"Yet doth the Lord" from "Elljah."
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a deputy sheriff has brought bill of
two thousand dollars for watching n va
cant lot.
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yvanthcr Probabilities,
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Jan. 29--s ~ III.


PROBABILITIES.
For New England and Middle States
and lower lake region. fresh brisk north.
westerly to variable winds and generally
cloudy weather will prevail with areas of
snow. the temperature remaining above
freezing point, north Of Virginia
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From New York.

Arrived.
NEw York, Jan. 80.
The Steamship Manhattan from Liver.
Fool
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FIRMS.
Costello & AiurDher

HELD FOR POSTAGE.
Mrs Matte Frsber. Tim OBrlen.
T Haven.
When application Is made for an advertised
letter, the applicant must give date OF advertise
ment. II not called Tor within one month they
viii be sent to the Dead Letter OiilCe.
j. i. KILBURN. p. VI.
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RUTLAND POST OFFICE.
LADIES' LIST.

Advertised Letters for tho week ending Jan
81, 1874.
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New York S,ocw ana Money nnrnct.


LATEST MONETARY
Money closed easy, loaning most OF the day
at SO 6per cent on call, falling to sa4 per cent
in the afternoon, the supply exceeding the de-
mand.
Sterling exchange closed dull at 4-ssX for
prime bankers and 49, for demand.
Gold ranged at llla.@i1ii,, closing n highce
rates.
Carrying rates 300 per cent,
Customs receipts at the Gold Exchange to-day
amounted to s62S6OO.
Treasury disbursements to-day amounted to
s277OOO,
Imports Of dry goods for the week were ST.
,25,25o.
Government bonds are steady.
State bonds dull.
The stock market with exception OF brief
squirt OF weakness at the opening ana again for
a short time after the second board was strong
Throughout the day. The advance ranged from
i.@l'i per cont and the largest transactions
in Pacific Mall, Union Pacific. Western unlon
and Lake shore The total sales between 10
am toe pm aggregated lil,oOo shares of At
ante and Pacific Telegraph was quoted for
he first time and advanced lrola 70 to l6J5 ;
Erie and Pacific Mail rose moderately. A heavy
bear attack on c & | c depressed that stock
firm BOZ to 291., but the first result was n rise
to 81 at the close. The whole list closed firm.
Gold closed nix,
Money at per cent.
Government bonds strong.
State bonds are quiet.
Stocks active and strong,
Where blanks occur there were no bids.l
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-07-04

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q plsai.d time ole bos s0aH IL
Be- ofbagsW wIh sas3 81 1bIs a1fps
~ officers AZ He bea6 ~ fhe ftpedi
faa meb fssi mtsfai s8mfoaaz IT,
and slsb a field Ia sbieh ~ mffg
% their orsrafiaas aa ifHbefhlta.m
Tor their fell Il apoa toe wsfers
BH lbg name n aa0fhor important
member masl not b. omitted pfptably
ooe II TIE most efficient of The -, -.
ai any rate coming from away
NJ Montgomery, Ma, We QBafBn
Tee be eal1ts n fully nod With ~
great n zest % any, The pleasures and
destinations Of our coast particularly
the way Of the oysters dsh and
crabs Wo alludc to Rev. Dr. string'cl
low, aud are glad TO know that he 80
appreciates fascagoula. We
hope tLat they al will continue to have
! good time and that this Is bat the
Of many such y|isitotions.
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Organization of Jackson Coun,
ty Grange.

Pursuant to an order ofStato Grange
the Masters and three delegates from
each subordinate Grange in the county
except worthy Master james B. Nc.
Rae Of Bluff Grange No. SIC, Assem-
led at Ocean Grange Hall No. $50
Ocean Springs, Miss, June 9th, 1874
Worthy Deputy D. VI. Dunlap in
the chair J. W. Thomson, Secretary.
On motion q committee OF three
was a pointed on credentials after
which the convention proceeded to
elect Tie following officers
james B. McRac, Master, Bluff
Grange No. 576.
John E. Clark, Oyerscer, Ocean
Grange No, $50. (
J. W. Wtstfas., Lecturer, Buff
Grange No. SIG.
John'on Ware, Steward, Blnf
Grange No. SO.
J ". Thomson. Asst. Steward.
Bluff Grange No. 576.
d. NJ Dunlap, Chaplain, Ocean
Grange, No. 500
Reuben Byrd, Treasurer, Red
Creek Grange $50.
Thomas W. Graysop, Secretary,
Ocean Grange No. $50.
J. NJ. Harrington, Gate Keeper,
Red Greek Grange Nc. $50.
Miss Laura Clark, Ceres, Ocean
Grange No. $50.
Mrs. A. e. Capcrs, Pomona,
Ocean Grange, No. $50.
Miss Lula Rubles, Bluff Grange
No. SIC.
Mrs. NJ. E. Harrington, L. A. S,
Red Creek Grange No. $50.
After which the officers were duly
The Grange tn n ad-
to meet at Bluff Grange No.
576, on
On motion the proceedings of the
meeting were ordered to be sent to
Farmers Vindicat r, Eandsboro
and Pascagoula Star for
publication.
d. M. DUNLAP, Chairman.
M TuoEttc NJ Coo,r
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ThU White Mans Party in
Louisiana,

From S"F Oflean- Ba. liten.
The negro is essentially a Ropnbli
cal parlsan, whether he wills or not,
indeed, in the bulk Of cases this is net a
matte Of Yolitiou will hin, but one
of race and o0ior. Ifhe imagine 70.
q moment that he can break the spell,
an! as an American freeman. eyer
Gle his owe individual Judgment in
the selection OF his own political
course, apart from the bulk of his race.
ho iiuas hanging over his head the
sword OF D"moc:as-tho penalty Of
treason 70 bis race.
The Republican party Of Louis ana
being thus al cauizcd. and the State
government @a,'tug into .hcir innds,
as a necessary Consequence there is
developed the tendency to African
lie the Government itself. Such a
tendency is but the natural consc~
qnehce Of rearing the party in pow
er upon a question Of races. The
tendency, at first, does not appoa,
in bold relief but wi,h time and
al" gradual. but successful ioroads.
tue evil assumes threatening proper
tions.
On the other hand, and as a !ogi-
cal sequence, tie co!ored arc taught +,
and believe that the Democratic par
ty is Tie wh;se mans parly-tha-
This pa.,T designs rh.g derivation
rs o'-'. -, A- 49,
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IN MEMORIAM.

Died, on Saturday Evening, June 2.5tb 1874
Ioretto Haggett, aged 10 months, only doupbteI
of j. X. HAGGETT aud KATE BRoDERIcK.
Gone! Passed from earth forever. The
little sufferer is at rest, after months Of
WEAKNESS and pain. the sweet blue ewes
are closed to ope no more on earth. The
baby hands so oft put forth ia childish
glee are pallid and cold. The voice that
erst was music to the ear is now forever
stilled. Wrapped in her snowy STROUD
she lies within esrth's cold embrace. new.
er more to wake till MichaeI's trump
sounds DER space when, with the Silent
Multitude, she too, will arise. and
come to judgment.
Weep not, fond mother tho desolate
he your heart, your cnild is happy now.
Free from mortal guilt, pure as the flow
ers that deck her lowly grave, that little
siuless soul has jDined the Aogelic choir
with IN the pearly gates where all is peace
and love.
Before the Heavenly throne she stands.
pleading for you and the loved ones left be-
hind, In that far-off land she awaits your
coming, rejoice in the thought that
Since life's dream Is DER,
Her soul has found rest
'Bove the blue arch that sewers
This iaud from the blest.
Moss Point. june 2eth 1854 $ /
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~ our dattlhffut Na coast stlia ae
b. iax iato 60 Immediate market
spb blasss ! H ~ bHla - 6xasfa
aay desire 81 d~stose u ihere ore
We haze determined In connection
xIth dle srta 10 establ ~ a
REAL EsTATE Agency
~ doiag fhia W. not only ezgee
70 benefit ourself lot 10 materially
benefit COR location, county aud
SER. eoast region We cannot DO tie
former without doing The latter.
We desire 70 bring 10 notice
through our columns. places. lott.
lands, farms, Sc. Tor sale. # beeames
our interest 10 Effect sALFs, md Ne
shall FREELY Distribute the srtR
where VIC think it will accomplish
results.
We therefore cordially invite
owners who desire to dispose Il
property to advertise with o., with
the distinct understanding that No
ExrENsE Is lNcuREED, UNLESS A
SALE Is EFFECTED, when the ordi.
nary real estate commissions will lie
charged.
Books will be opened wherein.
we wish to keep full and explicit
descriptions of property, and we
shall probably prepare maps of the
We will act as agents for per
at a distance who wishing TO
require fall and explicit Ia
formation.
Give US your assistance and let
Is go to work and build up this, the
most delightful and favored section
,f our State.
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New Court House.

The Contract for huilding a Nav CouF
House, and Clerks and She riffs Oaic
for Jackson County, will be let out TO tt
lowest bidder at public ont cry in 81
town of Scranton as per plan, and specin
cations on file in the Clerks office, o.
the first Monday Of August next; bed'
will be received in writing, up TO the Day
of the letting OF the contract, and cried
out az verbal bids on that dac.
The contractor or G utractors will be re-
quired to enter into Bond in double SOC
amount OF the contract bid, fJr the teiti,,
FIJI and prompt execution Of the work, saa
that the Court House be c. mpleted ,!
first day of November next.
By order. Board Super, isors.
@. II. ALLEY, CLERK:
scranton, jane. 18th, 1874. 4t-iel3
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THE AapHEoN OF 274 tons, VIII

THE AaPHEoN OF 274 tons, which
arrived Oath ult., from London via
ST. Thomas brought coal from the
former plac which she sold at St
Thomas, and took in stone for bal.
last with which she came here. Had
this been q port Of entry she would
have brought the coal here. The
stone cost 81 so per ton to take in
and put ont, about $50 tons, some
1925 90, which would have been saved
had tie coal Only paid for the cost OF
loading and unloading it.
Our collector says merchandise can
be imported 10 our present cond lion
with no Custom House. as we'll as
if we bad one, but vessels leaving
European ports will never venture to
bring importations TO a port not off,
cially reported "a a Fort OF Entry.
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A True Prophet

Not long ago follow, apparently in
a state Of great excitement, rushed
into a saloon in this city, and throw.
ing his hat on the bar, he cried to
the bar keeper: Give me a drink.
Dnr, quick! There'll he the biggest
row you over saw in about two min
utcs Dan set out the whisky bot
tie, and, while the stranger nervous
ly file his glass to the brim and
drank it Of at a swallow, frightened
his belt and looked at the cham
bers Of his revolver, Leaving his
hat where it was thrown, the .xciteG
stranger hurricdly ran to the door.
looked out q moment, and then rush
ed back TO the bar and exclaimed :
Yes in less than half a minute there
II be an awful time here! Give me
another drink, quick +" The bottle
was again passed out, another glass
was drained, and the stranger had
picked up his hat, and Was lrisurely
walking away. when tie barkecper
called after him "say look here!
What's all this about a row? You
Just come back here and pay fn
those drinks or III let daylight into
your hide" At this the stranger
turned about, his excitement entirely
gone, and coolly said There you
go! Didn't | sag there'd be a fear
lul row here in a minute? | knew
1t. There you 60, just as | expected.
by his time Dan saw the point and
umbled.-Virginia (Nev.) Enter.
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A RUPTURE AND IT'S RESULTS

The STAR las for q long time been
c%onIeEding against a Ring which was
doing this place and its Commerce
an injury. Tie STAR in its course
vas influenced by no personal coneid
erailons but was striving alone PRO
BONO PUBLICJ. This Ring was en-
~deavoslDg to make, and did make, a
political machine out Of the trade of
LisporL and run It in tAeinterest Of n
fewporsOus TO he deirimcn, OF the mort
ard pla CO. We are glad now to an
houUce a
RUPTURE OF THE RING
&c say flat tie Plot Association is
Busted aid that the Pilot Regulations
have been Torn Up and Trampled
Under Foot. To inform the pubic
that tSe Pilots are We, king on their
Own Hook Bencicenl Results are
already commencing to show Them.
selves. Already Vessels are being
toSed aud ? loteG IL sea without le
log ran aground.
Tie Vu,cetore was towad through
Horn lsiaad Pass, last Friday, by
the RolIa in 80 minutes. drawing
I6a feet. Gsorge,,p.iei-She sailed
for liverpool with Sewn Timber
lnd deals (; shipped by Vasghan q
Bro.
We hope now that things in cur
Bay viii become slore Serene.
The STAR vii erer he iesnd as
ready 10 bes,ow praise, deceived as
IL il ~ ceDsure aud condemn
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j. M. THoMrs N. Sec'y.

NOTICE TO Tsx, PAYERs.-Mr. At.
torney General Harris officially an,
nounces THAT the law requires
the Board OF Supervisors to meet the
first Monday in July, to eQuaIize the
taxes, at which time taxpayers mry
present their objections to the assess
ment rolls, and under this provision
the Board has a right to Increase or
reduce the tax. But nowhere is the
power given the Board to remit or
suspend the collection Of the taxes"
Clarion.
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APPLICATIONS FOR TICKETS in the
Texas Grand Priz Concert will be r,ceiv.
ed at the STAR Office. See Circulars.
which will be sent on application I, she
STAR Office.
Capital Prize $4,000 in Gold
TeR Residences in Houston Texas.
Choice Texas Lands, worth SIG 0an
Tree OF Tickete s. 90. Distribptjon
July both 167l ~
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mfrtsfch bin bot he wss unarasictttte
ltts tnfef ras . tbof1 10 Gaat side
the wb0is ]in'rfnsl Il 5irl paf,y we're
piyttinR 70 Btti9 papfr out u thftr say,
bat be m saft h. goal hem ahd eyuligue
~ be- q terror to them as hong "a be lived
DID you ever read Dickens description
~ the two country editors In England ?
Gao Of whom after bayiug writ, II o
'slssber" aRtinst the z ,verumeui, patient.
ly awaited Tor The echo Of q polit emf e,rth.
a1ske IN london which be did not dJubi
would be caused by II. II YOU haven't
read this, look itup, that Is ityou have any
curiosity to see the photograph Of this
Fnrioso Of the Sea Coast. While
be talked to me, | tu mhled for Ames, I r
Grant, for the great Hpub lean party.
I thought Of the gbat on The ox's born,
aud scratched my bead for an idea how to
parry Off the terrible blows that were
npon us from that q%7arter If
Ames and Cir mt and the Republican party
AN survive the G ors'anghts, we may
nc pc another war I-P ne Knot OF
fuz tie.
We are dying to know who this di,oriaI
'Furioso OF the sea coast" can be- Who
an it be that is q terror to Ames, to
to the Internal Radical party ?
Hhat means to be n terror to ''them" as
obg as he lives ? 1t cannot be the New
'Ork World, or Brick POmeroy, or the
t. Louis REPUBLICAN, non even ii
= public ln-for they are not
ublished on our sea-coast. Can it be
nat our genial neighbor' Col. NJ, Smith,
P~asclgoula, was in Jackson lately ?
1t then we know that he is plain and
.asibie, aed ii at there is nothing OF the
% cgipF Bomhastes Fnrioqn about him.
o., Fine Kunt let us pine not any
niger for an auswer-who was il J lckson I
i
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Card,


The Hon. JAS. L. d. Wilson. Mayor Of
Houston, and The City Council, endorses
the enterprise as follows:
Houston, Tex, April 80 1874.
We, the nnde signed, regard the Rael
Ertate D's'ribution, VIII ch J. L. Foster
proposes to make on the 2o,h of ,J.lv
next, in this city as calculated to promote
improvements, and placing within the
reach of many, who otherwise would he
unable, a chance to secure a home for
them and their families, and having from
onr long acquaintance with him, every con-
II ieuce IN his integrity, ue feel justified in
saying, that we believe he will carry ont
his Dl tribution honestly and fairly sc-
cording to his advertised plan
Jas. I. ID. Wilson. b. F. McDononob.
Fred. Stanley, r. B. Baer.
F. W, H.itmann, John d usena,
Robert Burns, N. P. Turuer
M. Harrington, John Maber.
Capital Prize, SIS, 600 Gold. Ten Resi-
deuces in Housten /; Population 90, 900.
and The railroad centre of the State, and
nearly l50 tracts OF land In different nor
tone OF the State. Value Of prizes.
STAG. 600: 1900 tickets, at 81 each,
Address J. E. FOSTER, Manager
Houston, Texas
I, W. HorsE, Treasurer,
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-07-04

A HoT DAY.-Last Monday " as
the hottest day in New York since
1856, and with the exception of one
day in that year, the hottest in fifty
years. At 4 P. NJ. the mercury
reached LOO in the shade. Sixteen
sun-strokes were reported.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-07-04

FIREMAN's BALL.-We ackpowl-
edge the courtesy of an invitation to
a Grand Fireman's Ball to be given
by Vigilant Steam Fire Co. No 3, at
llling's Hall, Ocean Springs, on Sat.
urday Evening, July 11th.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-07-04

ST. NICHOLAS FOR July is re-
ceived and is unusually brilliant.
1t is n of the beet boys and
girls Magazines that is published.
Full Of reading matter, and beau.
tifully illustrated.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-07-04

CHURCH ORGAN OR Piano Parties
desiring TO purchase a Piano or Church
Organ will find it to their interest to adj
dress the Star Office MS we arc willing 20
make liberal discount on the Agents pub
lsh cd prices.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-07-04

Sufficient Tickets ausiag already
boou sold to justify it, tho Manage
mous alggfs MOST POSITIVELY lhat
tLo d%asirg in the Texas Grand
Pl,ne Concert will conc m az al
Yet iced on tho 2Otlt Of July. 30
Thee i 10 .imr 10 lose and those
Who le re T.eEals should army IT.
Que, 70 the STAR Office. see aIver
Ii tmeI.s in another OIamn.