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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-06-08
MISCELLANEOUS.
GALLANTRY REWARDED.

"Gh SAY, Maddox, what are you going to
do low y'
81 am going to help that old lady on the
cars" i.
"Well, if you don't beat all for spoouy then
I'm mistaken. Do you take charge of all the
old woman, straw babies and unprotected te>.
males that you meet.in travelingY"
Eyes, if I see they need help. so if you
have no reasonable objection to offer, will
leave you for few moments aud assist that
o:d lady, as proposed" So saying young
Maddox sprang from the train, which was
just on the point of starting aud went to reu>
der assistance to the person in question. She
was loaded down with baggage e-carpet>bag,
b1nd box and parcels innumerabie. II took
the two first, and then putting her safely on
the cars came near being left himself, SO very
awkward did he find it to mansge SO many in
cumbrances.
After he had got the old lady comfortably
seated with her numerous packages all about
her. she counted them several times to be sure
nothing was missing.
My ruhbers are in this one." she said,
"because | thought it might rain and al
ways have rheumatism when vet my feet.
My best cape is in that" lifting livery care
fully, for expect tn stay a day or two, per-
Ys
knitting is in that ore there. for thought I
might get tired sitting with my hands folded
This one is full of douehnuls for the children.
aud that pear you holds two pairs of socks for
my son. hecarse lie thinks he cannot buy any
a. good as those his old mother makes They
are all here see safe, and am much obliged
TO you Young man, for attending to me. You
will make good husband one of these days"
So, blushinc and laughing, the gentleman
went back to join his disguised companion,
who had watched the proceedings with o
withering contempt.
Now" he commenced, "wiIl you tell me
what you wanted to make fool Of yourself in
that w6y for !''
lido not acknowledge that have done So
yet. Another thing. my mother sometimes
travels, don't yours? ?"
.'She never goes alone" was the short re-
ply. 'If she does She will have tno much
sense ever to trouble people with her bags and
bundles"
"Yes, if she forms her opinion of other
people from her own son. In that case think
she might hesitate sometimes. I am going to
talk with the nice old dJsdy."
Aud Harry Maddox left his old friend to
join the new one, for such she afterwards
proved. She put aside all her bundles and
made room for him to sit down by her
So you have come 10 talk with the old lady.
have you?" she asked smiling cordial well
come. --E
"Yes, mA'am," he replied. If it will no. be
intrusive.
.Oh no, We old women ike attention as
well, if not better, than pretty young girls !;
and you are very good lookine fellow.
"Thank you." said Harry. .but 1 did not
know that you would care to talk to gid5y
pate like me-"
Harry began to be much amused. and so
they kept up merry talk, until the train
stopped .. the station where the old lady in
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TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE s. 1915.
PoETICAL. P
A TRUE PRAYER.

A TRUE PRAYER.
A begGar sat by the highway
Minus an arm aud leg; s7 ~, tt
Pity" cried he. give little to me. ..
Who can nothing do but beg" -,--...
The sun in radiant splendor ,
Flooded the earth with light;
And from field and void. like shadow. rolPd
Away the curtain of night.
A fine lady, clad in garments
OF silk and sbimm'rng lace,
Came riding Gown from the hillside town.
Near to the beggars place.
''Lady, lady. I lost nm arm.
lost an arm and leg,
Where the screaming shellmade the earth a'hell,
And SO am forced to beg. -
Only little from your store,
Lady. to get me bread:
All. we fought that day us men never may
Who're afraid to join the dead"
The lady turned her glance away.
Her eyes were dark aud cold;
And she rode along, amid earth's glad song,
With Gods sunlight on her gold.
The cleaning gold upon her hands.
And mid her nieht-hned hair;
But she gave no dole TO that weary soul.
From the store she had to spare.
Down the slope of the winding road.
A little maiden came;
The sunlight laugh'd as its beams she quatf'd,
Aud crowned her with soft flame.
Beyond tho brook the school-house stood,
And there she spent the daY,
And she soon did stand, pail and book in hand,
BY the beggar manned and gray.
Pity, my little maid" Ead he,
al have had naught to eat
This day. and fear Will perish here,
For feebly my heart doth beat.
81 lost an arm, my little maid,
lost arm and leg.
When storm d the hei t,at tho dawn of light,
And can do nothing but beg"
Her pail she empticd in his lap;
Aud she drew forth the small store
OF money laid by, and without q sign
Gave all; sue could do 10 more
Her eyes crew bright for tho tears;
II have no more" said she,
But wish had, it would mako me glad,
As glad as e'er could be-"
g God bless you. dear the bcggar said;
Tie sunlight made reply.
Not u snad"w lay III the maIlen's way,
The earth was bright US tie sky.
And the act was a trucr PRAYER
Than spoken words can make;
To the Gud above twas an act of love-
Done wholly for loves sake.
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GENERAL sH8RMAN,s MEMoIRs.


In the t.Memoirs Of VIM: T. Sherman
by himself, just ont, Gen. Sherman nnder-i
takes to prove that he alone is entitled TO tho
credit Of his .smarrh to the sea- which Gem
eral Grants friends have been coplly appros
priating for several years as his idea. Sher%
Sherman gives in these just issued volumes
his frat letter to Grant, who had written him
that he hardly knew what to do with his
SHERMAN y army, and suggested the threaten.
ing of Augusta aud Macon. In that letter
Sherman said he should not hesitate 20 cross
Georgia with 6O,000 men, but he would not
do so without further purpose Than merely
damaging the State. lie proposed toput his.
army in order for march on Augusta. Colnm-
bia aud Charleston, saying that "the possess
sion of the Savannah river is fatal TO the pos
sibility of Southern Independence. Il may
stand the fall of Richmond, but not tho fall
of Georgia" Grant hesitated for couple Of
mouths. urging Sherman to .'drive Forrest
out Of Tennessee" TO destroy Hoods army,
ETC., but Sherman persisted in his plan, as
surod Grant that Thomas could handle Hood,
aud fiually was authorized by Grant, on Nos
vsnbcr 2, to "go on as you propose" How
ever, it is quite generally understood that
General Grant himself never laid any clsim
to tho authorship of General Shermans march.
The true suggester Of tho plan Of operations
By which tho late Confederacy was di.jointed
aud therebysutjussted, the Baltimore iSaai il
iucIined to believe, was General Winfield
Scott. His letter to Mr.. Lincoln 10 which he
expressed his ideas on the subject in full, At
the same time indicating that some younger
man than himself ought 10 be appointed 70
carry it out, was no doubt the chart by which
the younger officers of the federal army were
guided to ultimate SUCCESS.
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The ira ms which pass ChNr rIesI0wn WcstwaTd at
ll:26, A. M, and Eastward at $3.50, P. NJ, Mail
trains
The Valley Pa.rengcr Traius Ike clnse cnnuec-
tions with Express Trains TN Main Stem. East and
West. The ll:26 A NJ Train cnnnects with ncHI !
Ira ins, East Wcst, Main Steu,. The $3.50
p. NJ Train c"nnccts with Express EsstAt Rarper's
Ferry al 63OP. VI.
Ex. Freight. No lo6 leavee StAnnton st4 % p. ~.
-p1ssca Ciarlestnun at ,.49 A. ri, and reaches
Harurr's Ferry vt . IS A. ~.
Ex. Freight. No. l27. Leaves Har"er's Ferry At
2.ai A. NJ pssses Cha arl"stnwn at 3.33 A. NJ, and
arrives at Stnuntop at 90 P NJ.
A. B. WOOD. Agent, Harper. Ferry.
rHOS R SEARP
Nov. l6, 1874. Maatsr of Trarsror ta ion.
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Judge Of tho Court Of Appeals.

From the Romuey IutclliReucerl
Mr. Hdrper.-Tho election of SUCCESSOR
Of the late Judge Paul On the Court Of Aps
peais' Bench shortly devOlyipg upon the No.
ters OF our state. it is well to consider tho
proper claim of our. Eastern side Of tte Al
leghanies to the vAcapt JudgeslIip. The
Court Of Appeals consists of four judges,
three Of whom were elected from three 70.
spcctive Congressional Districts; one moro
made the choice of two from the First Dis-
trict. Judge Raymond is from our own DIS.
trict residing on its extreme Western border.
Now our eight COunties East Of the mOnn-
tsins paying perhaps one-fourth Of the FeVe-
nue Of the State, with large and ever inerens.
ing population ought 10 be represented on tha
Court Of Appeals Bench, aud We have now
an annual session Of that Court at Charles
town, in Jefferson county. ia asserting onr
proper claim 20 representation ON Court of
Appeals Bench. it may appear nos ubsuitsble
70 suggest The name OF q Rentlcmsn for tho
the position. whose liberal sttainnients, both
as a scholar aud Iawyer. Iipe experience iB tho
prsctice of his profession, unblemished char
acier aud fair reputation with the people Of
this District and State generally altogether
jnstify his election to this Distinguished po~
stiOB. The gentleman spoken Of here IL
" ""eAD - A'1'u'SS ASH4'fOb OEbSI7ob SyuHsyg
whose name ought 10 prove acceptable 70. al
our people Of this part Of the State. We
ought 20 insist upon this Judgeship for our
Eastern .'IIrn-h"ntlle." and TO centre. a. soon
as wc can, upon good. true. bone.t. able man,
aud 20 much We sincerely believe is due to
Mr. TTavcrs. -
TIE USIvERsITY OF VIROIsIA.-Tbe
semi-ceutenpiaI celebrstion Of the founding
of the University of Virginia will take place
this month and will doubtless be sB occasion
of very decided interest A meeting Of the
Alumni Society will be held At the University
on the morning Of the 3Oih Of june; aud
an address of welcome win be delivered By
Hon B. johnson Barbour, Presidebt Of the
Alumni Society, and will be followed BY the
reading of an original poem BY Daniel b.
Lucas, Esq. In ffie evening ofthe same
day Hon. r N. t. Hunter will deliver an
address of historic character. On the dsy
following. after the distribution Of Diplomas,
General John s. Preston, Of South Caroline,
will deliver an address before the Society Of
the Alumni, In the afternoon dinner will be
served in the public hall. and at night tho
students final ball viii close the celebration.
large punbsr of distinguished visitors are
expected and among them s. Teakle Wallie,
Esq, Provost Of the University Of Maryland,
and Senators Bsyard, Of Delaware, and Cor.
don Of Georgia.
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BOOT & SHOE MAKING
Repairing. sc.

rTNHE undersigned has removed his Shop to the
s1rects-tbree doors West of the Presbyterian
Church. The character of the work done tx the
subscriber Is well known aud appreciated by the
citizens of CuarlestOwn and yiclnlty. l. IN
hardly necessary 10 add tnat he will endeavOr to
sustain IlIs reputation as reliable workman, and
Will execute promptly and at reasonable rates all
orders gwen hinl-elther for New work or Re
pairing. JOHN AVIS OF WIN.
June O. 1874
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BANK DIRECTORY.
AGENTS.

pgThe following gentlemen are duly au-
thorized to receive ADVERTISING aud SUB
scRltr1on for the Spirit of Jefferson" and
to collect and receipt for the same:
GEO D. Shepherdstolon.
JOHN P. KERFoor-Aarfiasbu
JOEL ". RoBEnrs- 1hadle.coy.
ADAM LINK, Jr -Du6ietds Depot.
JAS. w. BARNHART-L Lmionrt2Ie.
NJ. w. BUnR-BrO,cm's Shop.
f. II. RoBERrs-KearneysUi
HENRY S. LEaGUE-Lcetopn.
STEPHEN S. DALGABN, Trustee.
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she laughed .liftle, and then said


II was introduced yesterday 70 q lady, who
Immediately exclaimed: shape seen you before.
Miss Stanton Where l inquired. and
then she went on to say that she saw me in
the cars that day, aud noticed everything that
had occurred, as she happened to be occupy
ing The seat right behind you and Mr.. Bur-
leigh and heard everything you said. Fun
ny how things happen sometimes isn't il ~
Not so funny for poor Sam. though be is
feeling very much mortified about j"
"Did you come here TO plead his cause,
then p iDquinad May petulebtly.
He looked At her n moment, and then said
''No, would rather plead my own -
which he must have done most successfully,
for Mrs COokt happening 70 enter in quiet
way, about half an hour afferward. With~
drew rather more quickly than she went iu,
and meeting he husband said
have gust interrupted very Interesting
interview between May and Maddox
''1adeed what is the matter n
"Well. the matter is they are engaged. If
one can judge from the atfectionate hbleaux
they presented"
81 am glad of it, for Maddox is . very ino
young man.
Sam Burleigh felt his Disappointment most
keenly for while. but he acknowledsed it
was Just punishment for his churlishness.
Moral. Young men should always BE po>
lite TO old ladies, for old ladies are very much
inclined 60 have pretty grand daughters,
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ADVERTISING RATES.
sgTRANsIENT BILLs-cAsa.

oas square q ineh or less,3 70 } weeks.. 81. 30
Eeen enoaeque M N
One square three nontns.ss..- <.uO
On square, ak mon this s...-s.. ........... s 40
Oae square, ore ,4.s..... 10 60
CASbinATEs' AsNouEoEE EHrs.- For County OF.
fcerss Ss.0Qi STATE or conEressional. Sl0 90.
Obituary Notices exceeding i've linen, ten cents
per line. $500
es-AlltrAnsient advertisements due and collect
able after the irst insertion.
Liberal dednetions made for Quarter, Half snd
whole Columns for Annrals ssmisAnnua aud
Quarterly Advestisers.
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. USr received a large and varied assortment of
y Lamp G"ods consitting in part. of all kinds
and zlEes of II md aud Stand Lamps, beautiful Par
lor, Studeet. Hall and bracket Lamps. Rcdectors,
Lanterns, Burners, chimneys. wirks. Shades,
Holders. sc. We have also received the celebra.
ted Druminuud burners and Chimpeys which give
almost twice the amount of light of ordinary Bur
ners. F. HENDERSON < co.
November II. 1874
"A pode 1852 Fire test beet qua Iitv Coal Oil Tor
sale bv N.F. HENDERSON & 90.
TROuSD Oil Cake. for Cstt'e and other.
for sale bv n. r. HENDERSON & CO. K.
NEaTSFOOT. Fish. Lard. Castor and Black
~ Strap Oils, for Harness. MACHINERY, &C at
Nov. VI, 1874 HESDERSON'S.
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Drugs. Drugs
PAFENT NEDTCINES,
scnooL pooks ANp srA rInwERY.

erbracing all al the popular md rsIi-5le
nsdio.. Sud HisJ the latest Novels and facet kinds
of fStAIiOaery.
ssS- IA tbs quality of Medicines il always of the
greatest importance both 10 the FhysicAa and hio
FatisntS, we make it 'onr cousta": to
n3ne but the 2urest Heiciaes, ant by his long
pesieuce in Ius retail husiRess. he is prepared
NIL Pa5sieisns' Prescriptions nd Compound Nedi-
ciaea cordin the latest amt rules of
Pharmacy. The PGbc confidently rely
having tieir prescriptions carefully Nrd accurately.
prepared a: all hOurs OF the day aui night
N B--I take this occasion return my ei lcere
thanks for the very large patronage bsstowcd upon
lae by the community and to express my grateful
acknowledgement OF tue high appreciation OF my
fellow Citizens of sifCtS them trusting
that may be able in the future to render eutiFe
satisIaetiOn to a II who may favor with th~r sup
port and con6dence. GEO. 7. LIGHT.
February 20. 1871,
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NEW JEWELRY! NEW JEWELRY!

7 HAVE received from Baltimore q snprly of
i New hOors 10 my line. CONSISTING in p,tt of
WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY.
Ladies' Sets, Ear Hons. Sleeve ButScrs. Gold
ID P.a!ed stu,ls, Silver Tkinh1as, Gold
Emblem Pins. Gents PRS. Gold, Silver
and Plated Rlrgs, Neck Chains,
Watch Chains of all kinds,
SPECTACLES AID EYE GLASSES
to sllit all ar 8, V,Oiic S.riuCs German. French
aud Italian Guitar ard Ba,jo Strings, &c &c.
Garman Accorlenns. ViolIns. Guitmls and Banios
for sale. Fine Watches, Ciucks and all kinds o!
Re0aIrI::2 done III INV line with neatEess and
di.pItciI, at moderate terms by
II. A. BURTON,
Main street, Chariesiown, ~. Va.
Anril IL lS75-Iv
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pOOKS in tho I.ibrary-Bulwers, Trollope's,
- Edwards, Whites, and all lpopullr writer's.
October 2S, 1873. GEO. T. LIG HT.
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SAWED WOOD. FOR FUEL.

WANTED.
r WISH to buy from Two to Three Thousand
Pounds of HONEY.
Sep s, 1874 G. W. T. KEARsLEY.
NEW ORLEANS MoLAssEs. for B.kiDg: for
In sale by G. ". T. KEARSLEY
December q, 1s74.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-25

To the Democracy of the several voting pr
clDcts In McIennan county; -.

ssitiI Waco, December II, 1876.
To the Democracy Of the several voting pre-
cincts In McLennan county;
FRILow Under . resolutioai
adopted At ths Mass Meeting q - Dencc'
racy Of McLennan county, 81 Weco, on tn
18th Inst, II Is made my duty To cAfi on you
to hold primary meetings IN your voting pre-
cincts, for the purpose OF selecting dele
gates to make nominations for the various
county and district Offices. ilFt 1ia. !
You are, therefore, respectfully requested
TO meet nj your several voting places, GU
Tuesday, January 18th, next and select your
delegates, to meet In the city OF Waco, on
Wednesday, the 18th day Of January, 1876,
10 nominate candidate for District Judge,
County Judge, County Clerk, District Clerk,
sheriff assessor Collector. four County
and Representatives TO the Legislature, Sur
veyor, Treasurer, etc. t' ~
respectfully suggest that In order TO re,
full and fair expression Of the preference OF
the party, that you vote IN each Of raid pre-
cincts for your choice TO all said Offices, and
thereby instruct your delegates az 70 you
preferences, SO that they may be able e
| make nominations. / earnestly urge every
Democrat In the county TO attend the pri
mary meetings in his precinct. II Is duty
| you owe yourself, your party, and YOU
iItend, who may De an sspirsnt for gns q
i the positions 10 be filled, I'd take part n
said meeting I also suggest that esch Jus
tees precinct at said primary meeting nom
mate ia own precinct oflleefs. q = - lll
l also suggest the proptety Of your &c
lecting your best and most reliable men Al
delegates, SO that you may secure through
| them the nomination Of honest and capable
men for each and every Office 70 be filled.
~ - III THonAB AooRR,
Chairman Democratic Committee.
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- y rs .ii3 WACO, December ~, 1915.
GEM. Thos. Harrison and other members OF
the Waco Bar:
Gentlemen-Your note Of the 29d In which
you are kind enough TO mention my name IN
connection with the office Of Associate Jus
tlce Of the Appellate Court, In terms Of
commentator so high, as TO require much
allowance on the score Of personal pariiality,
Is before me. My friends are at liberty to
present my name to the Galveston Conven-
ton for nominstion to that ONCE taks
this step With due difildence a. to my own
ability. and q Just appreciation OF the res
possibilities and difficulties OF the position
For the first time In Texas, we are to try the
experiment Of two courts Of last resort hav-
Ing separate and Independent jurisdiction.
And whilst this was rendered necessary by
the great accumulation Of business on the
docket q the Supreme Court, md The con-
sequent delay, amounting N many distances
TO denial Of Justice; there is the danger
that the two tribunals may decide the same
questions OF law differently, and thus create
the great evil Of uncertainty, as to what the
law is. The same rules Of evidence, and In
many instances the same questions Of con-
stittitional law, and Of the law governing
contracts and personal property, viii neces.
sarily CONC before each court and have 20
be decided. oavoid the danger Of differ
emit results, legal learning, patient sssearch,
an careful investigation, always necessary TO
render judge useful, will more than ever
be required at the hands Of those who may
be elected judges Of our courts Of last resort.
A nomination at Galveston would, Of
course, be very gratifying TO me, and would
be an honor OF which any lawyer who
loves his profession and the appreciation of
his professional brethren, might Justly be
proud, But allow me to say, that highly as
should appreciate such an honor the mark
OF confidence shown by your letter, and by
the recommendation Of my neighbors-the
Democracy Of McLennan cotnty-are to me
much more grateful. And n nominated
and elected. my higher ambition will be to
discharge the high trust reposed in me, that
neither yourselves nor the people Of Nc
Lehman county, will ever have cause to re-
gret having supported me. with high res.
pect, Your obedient servant, ~
8 II. RESICK.
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R'rsrsocS was recently sH made 10 this erea
.o,.h,n.,,on a. ho,ns lone Odds suns,to
oo'noha''ou o. oo"s " 'o"k ou' '.po
In all respects TO anything OF the Kind thai
has ever 1bcforp Visited .thls State. The
o,,,,,t<,.. 49, No, -xnt...sn u,.hou, sr,r,ss
oP'"''ee-. - ~ ~, 80 r-s.s :
warNm orevefy rsfu ~ Wa - ~ tA3e
| time On the co4trsry, hirhx InveS4Sn.
ton. sopds ID n an. hlrhss. es11znnas sl,d.
| - ~ $3.50 80 ,'.t~..5... !, ~,
nom the eY'oeuee NOW oeiose ~
| be difficult, indeed, to exaggerate its claims,
\ Columns of the same sort might be given, but
the to,,ow,na ,rc,r A.. Ch.,,.noo,. n.,,r
Ca..,',, I'm VIC Se" '
Sonn'eieisi VIII sumce'
Howe's Great London Circus exhibited
here yesterday afternoon and evening The
morning opened dismally, skies dark and
rain falling heavily. About ten O'Clock the
clouds fortunately cleared away long enough
to enable the COMPANY 10 make ,tha street
psra<e, "Gnpd ne nne Nplay l
evtrSau show ms<ssn "Theyfde1krve to-
be p1esoniRed for thxestdhe S6ere Among
the compliments the pageant received from
the best citizens, and II deserved every
WOF6nnf nrnial haafn0R 6. IIXn CharIOll
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y,,.rcrAL AND commEac,AL.
GENERAL REVIEW.


EXAMINER Orrick, fklpAh
~ Dec. "a, ls's
: vAsw raool has declined one sixteeush sp'
sIHy1@s-- ons.eiqb,h. New York AM
Galveston g : nj 4 /. rshsneed. The gea
uAwet He%nsru' o"r with nc fAlllni
on In sales. Owing 70 raid and D-s road
the receipts OF cotton havc'been weak, an
az. .a,,ss -, -. ,.,.-,., .,,.
.ne noiidays VIII more OF iess interrupt ou'
mess during the next Few days.
Hides are l1c. @i7ifc. at Galveston
Wheat M o n a. Al a. Ion,s
R.con h, n,b a., an"h.ns.a
Hogs, se.so@s7.sO per cwt., In St. Louis
Our 49,. r,.,l... -, ...,,..a..,, ,,,,h
ou. mAIH wen WIN
The asnsssi trade Ia been iiis hut no,
heavy.
weather , sls.r; wind ss south; aC;.,
,sts Soc. Corn 7oc Hsy Go'S''''
HidesNGreen. Xxi. Flint iSi<c, pr-
anlted. No. -
CcttouuovA,sain.kx-o nra,...sr,
a. G6oa 0rX,inrx y6s. IS,S Ma.
ding, iO,[c. Modelling. lilo.
Ordinary lOlZc loa,l tl,,linary l1lo
Low MidaiinS tpiSc w,SJiing PC
A.. orIs@I.ow ucti"arw O. nr.
binary n Con,, ,,,,,insry Iow
ViSnfIsc .<iSs = >s,.Fi 49, iax{ys - 4
-Toa5 Rn,St ri ,SS& 2csysnS. ~ ~
aCc. f,ajyss,on sic' Al I.onIs - !
~. yy.,. eS "'' o. Io"iS' az.
'T observation-disclosures IN mn, nv, ANN =.
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