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FEW PEOPLE unacquainted with physio-
logical chemistry are aware of the quantity
OF iron in the blood, but all should illctU the
Importance OF keeping up the supply, for de-
Dlllty, disease and death are sure to follow
when the quantity becomes too much re-
dUced The Pe77Uidm Syrup "a protoxide OF
iron) supplies this vital element, and has
cured many chronic diseases eo
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TRADE SUPPLIED with Ndt1e's Bedl1ifer
by Charles Stott & Co, wholesale druggists
No; $50 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington,
ID. C.. qS
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DEALERS SUPPLIED with BelC!ia0 Bro e &
COS Se1Cing SIX, all size spools. and All coll
ors, or in skeins, by the agent, 7I9 Market
Space. sgm
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NEW PCBLICATIOSS.-From ROb't BeaII
j. &. Parker, Jos. ShillingtOn. and Jas
Below we have HdTpeT's Monthly for Octo-
hsr. The latter also sends US the DeiaScheT
ru1,tt'e'a S-hDf- ana IL Bonn N.glflc for Sep
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WHO Is TO BE THE NEXT Speakers OF
THE HOUSE?-This cOnundrum will be an
swered in due time. We Wood that we could
crafty the public curiosity now, but the
next best thing is to speak of J. c. Lay Il
Co, 223 N street, who pay special improve
ment taxes che4ply.-idCf,
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THE WAY To BREAK UP RECKLESS DRIv-
lNG-Travers Taylor yesterday, by Messrs
Bilney and Birney, entered suit against
John koZel for damages sustained by being
driven over by the mules and wagon of de-
PENDANT on the ID of September on Sd street,
for which he claims 3 900
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RoCSD TRIP TICKETS TO OHIo.-Arrsnge-
ments have been made with the B. and %.
raiiToaa company by which excursion tick
cts, good for thirty days from date of Issue.
can be mad 10 Cincinnati ard Columbus and
return, at twenty dollars each for the round
trip The tickets must, however. be bought
IN lots OF twenty-five for either point, as may
be desired.
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A FRAGRANT BREATH AND

TEETH are easily attained, and those who
fall TO avail themselves of the means, should
not complain when accused of gross neglect
The SozOdont will speedily eradicate the
cause OF foul breath, beautifying and pre-
serving the teeth to the Oldest age, co
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LOOK OUT FOR THE CIRCUS To MORROW
lhere viii be grand parade of the combined
nleEagerle ana circus in the morning. The
exhibition is 2 fine one the "Steam Man,
alone being worth the price of admission.
me location of the show is 9th and 6 streets
easily reached by the 9th and It'll street cars.
If Won Orce wear an Elmwoot collar. Won
VIII not be satisfied in wearing any other
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AN ACCIDENT. Mr.. James Hazel, a
labOrer at the new State department build
Ing, met with severe accident yesterday.
A heavy beam plate fell from the third story
striking him on one of his feet, crushing 1t Ia
a frightful manner He was conveyed ID his
home in GeOrgetOXn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-15

WENGER FLOUR. manufactured from the
very best wheat by the patent process, is now
offered at reduced rates for the purpose Of
extending its trade, al ID. NJ. Ream's, 9I8
Louisiana avenue,
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BETHEL ACADEMY, Fauquier county, Va,
VIM. W. Smith, senior principal, is endorsed
by the highest educational authorities OF Vir-
ginia. Rates remarkably reasonable; much
less than those or any similar Institution IN
the state. sgeoIO
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DR.. c. W. BENsoN's Celery and Chano-
mile Pills are prepared expressly to cure
Headaches, Neuralgia, Nervousness and
Sleeplessness, and will cure any case. Price
30 cents box, postage free. Sold by all
Druggists, and Charles Stott & Co., $50 Penn
sylYania avenue. WASHINGTON. S5enl:
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THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, cUrner of
New York avenue and 18th street, pays per
cent per annum on deposits GOr each calendar
month Banktng hours, Q to 4. Saturdays, 9
10 and 8 tOS Nt3 I.il6
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Educational Institutions.

DIRECTORY FOR PARENTS ANDGUARDIANs
The educational Institutions advertising in
our columns are successful schools most OF
them conducted by experienced teachers
WhO have made the instruction Of youth the
business of life time. Among them are
the following:
The Brookv lille Academy for Boys is very
ihorOugh In its instruction and discipline,
and merits a large patronage. This insti-
tute T6Opens on the 1Otn instant.
The kindergarten Is situated on 1lth street
in this city. Miss Pollock, the principal in
her past experience IN the Kindergarten sys-
TEN. has attained great success
A New York lady il here giving lessons in
The art of making wax flowers. As her stay
here is short call Immediately at 20i Pennsyi-
vania avenue east, Capitol Hill.
The Washington Conservatory OF Music.
Instruction at reasonable prices and by COM
petent teachers. 49, 9th street.
Instrumental and vocal musical Lessons
are given Dy Professor Hayden. whohas won
an enviahle reputa ton in our midst. ARMY
at MetZerCtt's music store.
Mr.. George Felix Benkert is a competent
teacher on the piano and violin; 10s2 18th
Howard University reopens September
10, 1875.
Mrs. E. L. Jenson's seminary for boys re-
opens to-day, 107 ID street northwest.
Music lessons are offered AT a reasonable
price by competent teacher, t1t7 + street.
Thorough instruction on the violin and
piano given by the well-known Prof. Rudolf
Rowe, go Pennsylvania avenue.
Prof Eugene u. Colliere has attained great
success in his French conversational classes
as his liberal patronage attests, 9li F. street
northwest
Mrs. General Wheeler's school has re-
opened al - Market street. Georgetown.
Mile V. PIud hOmme still continues to
give instruction in her popular French
classes. Apply at 1890 street northwest.
Lessons ON the piano given by Miss
Marian CO Cd, 1911 10th street.
A WAsHISGTONIAN MARRIED IN ALEX
ANDRTA-Gesterday afternoon quite q num-
Der of WashiE gtOnians visited Alexandria
Tor the purpose of being present at the mar
rage OF Mr.. StratfOrd Fendall, one of the
yong members OF the Washington bar To
Mrs MOliBard nee Robertson. of Baltimore
The ceremony took place at Christ church,
and was performed by Right Rev. Bishop H
V ID. Johns, classmate al Princeton Of the
tather OF the groom. The bride was attiresi
IN dark travelling dress. The bridegroom
was attended b an intimate personal friend
Mr.. X. Marshall. and the bride was given
away by her brother. Mr.. G. Robertson OF
baltimore After a few words of advice from
the bishop, the couple retired from the church
and proceeded 10 the Orange and Alexandra
deTotr from whence they proceeded to War
IentOn. Va. There they will remain a few
days and return TO spend the autumn months
at the estate -; the bride, near Clifton, Fair
lax county, Va
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$50 to $4,000 has been invested in Suck
Privileges and paid 900 per cent. profit. Chow
TO do it," A book on Wall street, sent free
New York. q.
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bCILDISG AsSoCTATIoNs-A the twelfth
monthly meeting OF the JefFerso,S Is,-",.s- %
i've bCllclns: Association, held last night AT
me Board OF Trade rooms, all coo was Sold at
an average premium OF Al S. "
The constitutions OF the Hamilton Rufld-
ing Association are now ready and in the
hanOs OF The officers and others for distrihn-
ton. PROFIT is allowed In all settlemantS
being cooperative feature that cGnmends
ltself % persons contemplating purchasing
It's fumes.
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so the shoe can be worn with ease. Bunfons,
IngrOw1ng Nails, Vascular EXcrescences,
and other ailments of the feet successfully
treated, at DIR. Whites establishment, 18th
street, opposite TIE Treasury. Hours a.
M. to p. M.
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NECK AND NECK.-This is the last night of
MI. r. L. Stetson in the exciting drama
Neck ana Neck" at Forts Opera House
and there will doubtless be a large attend
ance. Tomorrow evening he will appear in
MS new play "BeZgars on Horseback :"
Wnlcn Is SAID to be very entertaining
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COMPANy D's TRIP TO HAGERSTOwN.-
Company ID, Washington Light Infantry,
viii leave on the $40 train this afternoon,
for HaEeTSfOwn, Maryland, 10 ne present at
the agricultural fair to be held at that place
They will be headed by the Marine bani
and will De accompanied by their honorary
members and many niendS. making a com
rany Of about 10. The line OF march Is from
the an mOry, corner Of 1th and l. streets. down
To New \ Ork avenue, 10 9th street, TO Penn
sylvanla avenue. thence 10 LIST street. and
along LIST street 10 the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad depot. The following citizens OF
W e>tern Maryland nave been unanimously
elected honorary members Of COmpany ID:
Hon. A. h. Syster, Hon. George Freaner.
George Smith, attorney at law, Edward
Mealy. attorney at law, George Oswald, and
George q. MiddlekauH
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Heather Probabilities To-,lGy.
OrYrCr OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, ,

WASHISGToS, September Il, 1875. (
For New England and the middle states
PARTLY cloudy and warmer weather, with
fOUfbeaSt 10 southwest winds. stationary or
falling barometer, and local rains in the
northern portion OF New York and New Eng
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OFEkrLoWED-.Early this morning Off
GERS Miller and Bryan discovered that the
WASH pipe in the millinery and fancy store of
III. HANDLER, $40 7th street northwest haj
been left running, and that the rear NORTON
of the store was overfiowed TIE Inmates
we're awakened, and the water stopped. II
was found that the damage to the goods
amounted to about $50. s"OS
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CORAL, jet, amethyst, dead gold jewelry,
in l8-karat gold front and gold wires, Lake
George diamonds, in solitaire and cluster,
setting duplicate of diamond setting, In gold, ,
received at the agents, Prigg's jewelry store,
No. 451 Pennsylvania avenue, near Z street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-15

THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales O
1872 were S219, Geo. ll2-sw
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SUR AGAINST THE DISTRICT OF cor.rN-
BIA.-Mr. l.. q. Hine to-day, for Mr. n. Clay
Stewart, entered suit against ~ 70 Dtstr,ct IF
Columbia for money had and recoyerai, hv
defendant The particulars of demand are
in bill dated August l1i,h, 1870: To money
Washington city paw ng stock CerroneonsIv5'
purporting TO have been Issued pursuant to
an act OF the Boards OF Aldermen and Conn
mon council, October % 1851, aud (erro-
neously) purporttng to he based on assess
ments against lots l and q in square 6ST as
sesseu IN the name of VIM. Hickey and is
SUED oy mistake, amounting TO SiO0.fO.
THE WORK on the streets in the northern
part OF The city, especially in the vicinity OF
and adjoining LeDroit Park is being pushed
rapid Y FORWARD. A very large number OF
private residences have been erected during
the season In this part of the city, aud others
are In progress, including i've handsome cot
tages at LeDroit Park. Shrewd operators
are turning their attention in this direction
Inc prospective increase in values is very
great. 49,
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THE BRIDGEPORT CONN EXCURSION
ISIS, numbering about one hundred and
fifty. last evening paid their respects To Post
master General Jewell. former governor OF
their state secretary BristOw and Attorney
General PierrepOnt were present on the Occa-
sion. The visitors were introduced TO the
Postmaster General by Mr.. Wright Curtis, a
clerk in the Post Office department from
Connecticut, and the former in turn intro.
dCced them 70 his fellow cabinet officers.
Some time was then spent in social inter-
curse, when the party took their leave,
highly pleased with the interview. The ex-
enrslonlsts left for their homes at 5 O'Clock
this morning.
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A WIDOW INSANE FROM DOMESTIC TRoU-
enthusiastically, Mrs. Blake widow OF
DernlS Blake who was killed al the depot
of tie Baltimore and Ohio railroad about a
year ago), was arrested for disturbing the
neigh bOrhoOd, on Delaware avenue north
east IL Is thought that she has become in
sane In consequence OF her domestic troubles,
and measures have been taken by her friends
20 convey her 10 the government asylum.
~, hSs three young children, who will be
the asylum. ~ w
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REAL ESTATE SALES.-Thomas Bowling,
auctioneer, sold yesterday afternoon for JnO.
r.. Cox, trustee, tract Of land in the village
OF Tennallytown, improved by two frame
houses TO i. A. Newman for 81 $40.
Thomas +. Waggaman, real estate broker,
has sold for Matilda Robinson lot H. in
sguar e S31, on 18th street, near Boundary to
Evelina Green, for 1915 cash.
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holy CROSe CHURCH,
II SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.

n SCHOOL FOX bO1S AND GIRLS.
To give TO children thoroughly good training in
all English Branches, Arithmetic and Modern
Languages, Drawing and Music. School will open
TUESDAY. l4th day Of September, in the Chapel
Building, corner Of 18th street and Massachusetts,
avenue northwest.
Rev. Jas: A. Harold, Rector, assisted by compe-
Apply TO Rector, ct his residence,lsI3 street
northwest, or st Chapel, at p. m daily. sngls I'm
N0TICH-Mlss OALKINS SCHOOL FOR BOYS
IN AND GIRLS will reopen MONDAY senf s,h
n the corner OF ID street and Pennsylvania Avenue
Ospnsl nm aug5 SIM
THE WASHINGTON FEMALE SEMINARY
4 will be reopened MONDAY. September "a i1s.
II the school building, No. 1923 18th street norTS
accommodated. va "
For terms apply 10 the principals, ut 1927 lnh
street nortnwest, or procure circulars, which nav
pc found ct the principal bookstores. auRs,sm
miss 0sBoREID YOUNG LADIES, BOARD.
IVA ING and DAY SCHOOL. 94a ii street. (ocr-
Thor ~ WI. reopen mONDAY, Sept. ISIS.
f m% PA ppIr a. BkkKAU, Teacher Of German;
Do RHHrRABEAu InAOHIs PIAa0, IA!
ef nS ~ IN. kkICHkHBAOHB Piano Store. Hcs
A2S Hta sEsst poEthxsst, 81 eseatlys
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a SAMPLE DIVORCE CAsE-YeSterday
MI Il. II. y. Mcpherson entered suit for
divorce Tor Josiah A. Sample Sgt. Mary A
sample. petitioner states that they were,
married IN Chicago June 10. 1862; have been
residents OF the District OF Columbia for four
years past. that on the 1st day OF NAV. Is. T.
cation. left the bed and board of plaintiff
and since that time the plaintiff has not
lived or cOhabited with defendant; that
within the past TWO years the Defendant has
committed adultery on New YORK avenue
with one Major Burns, and at various other
places with other parties TO him unknown.
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THE DEPARTMENTAL DOZEN give their
excursion to Marshall Hall Thursday, 10th
inst, weather permitting.
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FRUIT GROWING IN WAsHINGToN-Mrs
Alfred ID. Cannon, Al Sth street southwest
sends 10 THE STAR basket of the finest
peaches we have seen this year They av-
eTage 10Y inches in circumference and IL
ounces in weight, and seem TO be as satisfy
b ing TO the palate as they are pleasing TO the
eve,
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spy Sbimiuvisn ot So >,


Natures Beduti6er
9,e,6 removes tan and freckIeS
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H d u g a T e

soNs AND DAUGHTERS TO earn a living, a home and
honest wealth. WASHINGTON BUSINESS COL
LEGE. corner 7th and l. streets, provides such an
education. The Practical English and Ini'iatory
Business Department receives pupils II years Old,
and upwards. The advanced Business Department
receives students without regard TO age. who are
able 20 complete the couree in one year Tuition,
go for ten weeks, 20 be paid at the beginning $50
SlOO for unlimited time, payable in four equal
monthly instruments. reduction of $40 on year
paid in full on entering. Students may enter for
day or evening sessions. Those from abroad may
aetic year begins WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER
Call al College, address for illustrated circular
sugl9lm Ii. O. SPENCE, President.
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CHALLENGE FOR A SCULL RACE
Editor SfGr:-I hereby challenge any MEM
Der of either the Potomac or AnalOstan club
to single scull race, distance three miles.
rounding stake boat and return, for the sum
OF three hundred dollars. Race to be rowed
on the Potomac, between Georgetown and
Alexandria, al any time during the month
of October. JAS E. SHEPHERD
Appointment Office, L. S. Treas. Dent
Washington, ID. c., Sent lItb
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CAPITOL SEMINARY, All A street southeast
~ Washington. ID. o.
Mrs. LOUISE E DEANE,l n-.,,
WIN NJ MIRICK, PRINCIPALS
Prof. o. K. WEIDMAYER, Teacher of French,
German and Italian. Prof. w NJ MIRICk
Teacher of Music, Mathem atics aud Latin Miss
p. ABELL, Teacher Of Writing, Drawing, " s,er-
and OIL color Painting, Head Crayons, Pastel, KIN
br0idery, Wax Flowers and Fancy Work.
The second scholastic year will commence WE'D
NEsDAf, Sept LIST, ISIS, and continue forty weeks.
References and terms on circulars, TO be had at
the seminary At Ellis music store, on av suue Par
ker bookstore, corner and 7th 81.
. Pleasant school room, with southern pOsure;
Dne yard Tor Open-alr exercise; library, maps,
globes apparatus ard all the accessories OF first
class seminary or college. aug q Nv
MOUNT VERNON sEMINARy-Boa,dtng ard
WI Day SchOOftor Young LdftsS AVID Ltuls Gtrls,
2O4 street northwest, Washington, ID. q School
year commences WEDNESDAY, Sept. 18th. The
course OF instr uction is thorough and cOmprehen-
s1ve. Teachers and masters Of eminence have
charge Of the various departments. Special facll-
ties Tor the acquisition If accurate and practical
knowledge Of The French. German and Spanish Ian
guages. For circulars apply TO
MRs. J. EDDY SOMERS, p,...,-t
MISS :. Il. MAGEE, ShhSiPah'
, References. by special permission:l Rev. Bishop
simpson. Philadelphia; Rev. Bishop Ames, Balti-
more; Charles SoTdhoff, New York; Hon. j. q. New,
United States Treasury; Gen. V. h. COwen, Assist
ant Set Rotary Of the Interior Hon g. Shellabarger
bon NJ: @. Emery. 7. J. 3. Perry, ESQ Senator
Logan, DR.. ID. W. Bliss, W sshington. sugl9 I'm
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Sic nore Tier Mi-foaunc nravcIy.

Yesterday forenoon, just rs the express
tram was about TO leave the depot Tor san Fran-
cisco, a young lady who had been talking 10
some friends IN one Of the sleeping cars haS-
tened out fearing she might De carried gu.
Several men were standing on the car steps on
the side toward the depot platform, and, being
too tlmld To try and push past them' she stepped
OF tho men whose duty II was TO examine the
car wheels and fix the packing In the hoxes
had Just finished doctoring the track OF me
haste, set the big bucket OF black grease aud
packing down by the steps while he stopped 10
pick up u tool he had been using
TWAS Just her luck Getting down upon the
lower ten sho began to feel safe, ana turning
around nodded good By 10 her iiiend with The
oi honor, nearly 70 her knee in That bucket
of black, l,thy grease HouVtltst tue natNre Of
the ACCIDENT would have iustE"a ner III say Va,
exactly IA condition fOr pronendNihS' 'hd sue
Therefore secured a hack md rode home,
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WHAT'S GWrvs 70 orr"
low SAM Gat tho Hest of Sim In inppo-
drnnc Race 4 iiyuiN Firm.


Whcn the tilF Sci-oh WIS mn, rllng,
keen jockey living near me sac Aapit'l MAJ
horse tnnt had made hif me ID ga lilSr " tNot'
Al c1sit-tiug .hc matter oscs IN ~ mead.
,ir. Sig concluded mt ID" cphii m re in-t
noi,. thu So slu os sing low ~ tat r.
% sure iliNr ns "nccehd MOI eF " VIC l.l..
tur ughoni ONO. ltNihF th' uMN'i .Nl p 80
ua. HHtp his lii -, DE- arrllg',l 20 50 tN'o "isl-
ness " win riW-Sla Co ihNr 'Eri mon e..
where De- could = a. ard So 90 t'.' u2 ll-t
In the lNs Of acle;. aud 60" 10 d. % ), we're
FROM ~" verY palm ot ~ i't., y. .A -i.-
coullu win. IN any way S.i- ans risA we've 10
divide.
1'is hlpood come hr'n sta5''d ON c,ri' ~ tho
seasuu. .rcf struck cNcff lag in"l ha" .nN
money - put IN soit ~ fc,' aud ~ diNd.d
uirnoy Very lively. Shr ms. pi"utnNn i"r
drivcr-a snre~ % tc'ieN VINO was ~ iat maNe
him Ell. and Woo a."aiS ma @.ntlhinr "a l'.
rec. Stag cry,r t. inr a "hte man iiate ~
tio beis' nni s.in' nc Gu'dID d ,hil,d I'D tnnm
from fouth 20 a tnhd. Nitslde ol ihe ring
.ia, the waite driver PRETENDED not 10 Know
Sam. To al 9rcuing' thNy wcif t'f i-'I q
was oa the 'ra' "hon ihe horses Me'' ON IN
Toe i2.e ihN "phnlhr' wac N'i ''''H D.,
tween ~ N ana rtn ~ VI ii' ENlhr - g
va sans way 81 introducing lHe SUP - aud
tlen Ilm Would O." -c y t"n L'ne!"I.. ,"Nln2
wla- wa 0nrgd. And tHu- %, went on dnfin-
iNr i"lN' Il q !ar lHl.. VIZ iH' 90 .'"' i.'M'
-t.l ~ I'D so ~ ~" i''''''' ~ '-' Va '''"I