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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-03-18
From Mendoza.

Mud, mud everywhere. Roads impossible
and consequently complete embargo on all
kinds OF business.
During the past two weeks our local min
s,rels have given us several entertainments
with fair success, both rs to quality and pa.
tronage.
Several young men have taken their depsr.
turc for the Black Hills, with fortune in
prospectus the family believe.
Our patrons of field sports have, as rule,
been a, the swamps loaded down with neces'
sary equipments for duck shooting. They
report only moderate success
At the las, meeting of the council, prop,
osition was brought forward TO appropriate
5000 to buy new uniforms for the fire depart
ment. After full debate it was defeated
most of the aldermen wisely Sinking onr
city finances woul not justify any such ex'
penditure.
Very little Is SAID about local politics, and
If candidates are plenty, then they are lying
low.
Mr.. Asa Bowling has purchased the huge
farm heretofore belonging TO W. A. Pollock,
of Neriden.
The lucubrutious yclept "reminiscences OF
URcle John Hoffman, now being published
in the Mendoza Necs, are evidently drawing
to close much to the relief Of It's numerous
readers who do not seem as much interested
in these drivelngs AS the writer
A few of our MENDOZA sports attended the
late pigeon shoot at La Sale, bu, pronounced
it n fraud.
Geo NJ Price and wife are both suffering
from.aH attack Of scarletfever, but are conval.
escent. =. MUTT.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-03-18

Notwithstanding the terrible weather OF last
Thursday evening, Prof, Cunning was on hand
OF the Court House with his lecture, his black
board and his chalk. Only about dozen hear
ers were present, however, and the Professor
did not deliver his lecture, but spent the evening
in familiar conversation with those present The
audience asked questions on various subjects
and tie Professor answered them, SO that though
the lecture did not come off, profitable even
was spent nevertheless. Nolccturc will be given
next week Professor e. has received pressing
invitation to 20 to Detroit, and AZ they pay him
there he feels that he must sacrifice Ottawa in "A
measure for Dctroit-as his means will not allow
him to lecture here in the west for love entirely.
On Tuesday and Thursday evenings OF week
after next, the 2Sth and 3Oth inst, however, he
will deliver two more lectures, which will end
the course, n he leaves the week following for
his home in the east. These two evenings will,
then, be the last opportunities that will be Of
fered to hear the Professor at for some time
to come. They will be specially interesting, H.
Illustrated by the Professor in his inmtdblc style
and should be heard by all, for they will treat of
liYe subjects which every progressive man is ey-
pccted to know something about Giyc the
Professor little encouragement that he may
come gpain
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-03-18
For the Free Trader.
For
That Article.


NtsSrS. Ed,tOrs.-Thc correspondent In this
weeks Pcpabiicau-who claims to be loyal"
y supporter of the Literary Society, thus spreads
language in reply to an article in your paper In
reference 10 the literary achievements in this
city:
"To any one who knows anything about the
English language, or the Ottawa Literary Soce-
~, 1t evidently shows that the correspondent TO
the Ottawa FREE TRADER Ia either ignorant of
the objects and aims OF the organization, Of
which he has been member for two long years,
or else he knowingly and wilfully misreprcsents
the society In trying 10 lash outsiders ut the
pcnse Of his own organization"
Coming a. this does from a wearer of patent
shirt fronts, and cXpoundcr Of Blackstone and
Gritty, it will be the mean, of hurting your cor.
respondent back into obscurity and branding
him as hummer loaier, and lounger,' while
this ioyd' go attorney will appear as the guard
ing angel of sociability," and promoter of liter.
pry culture. and his name will be handed down
to the next generation as a living example OF
charity, love, sympathy, and all the other traits
Of good mans nature. The CHprt sdCnt OF the
society again boils over as follows:
"Now this is not the object rf this socity, and
never was, II was never intended AS u resort
for loafers, neither was ii intended TO do away
with lager beer halls and "houScs Of bad re.
putc." Such an institution would more proper.
| ly he termed a house of correction than Literary
society, and If the above correspondent belongs
To thi, cluSs OF individuals. and expects any
sympathy or support from the members Of a
literary society, h0 Ia badly mistaken, and tho
sooner he finds out his mistake the better for
him"
| oh, you refined law thumpcr. do YOU mean 70
cay that the young men who congrcgatc ON
street corners. In beer halle, and places Of bad
repu,e could not he aided BY the influence Of a
literary society composed Of member. whose
hearts would beat in sympathy FOR them. Or do
you want To- shut the doors To this class Of un.
fortunates,
Observe hi, cloquen, breathing, in the fol.
lowing:
Every literary society must be COMPOSED Of
wealthicr influential" and bette" class Of
society. OF the poorer, less influential and in.
ferior class; according To this writer ours does
not comprise the former class, hence 1t must
comprise the l0tier. But nStea al Of going 10 work
earnestly and quietly to improve himself, and to
make the society what, in his opinion, IL ought
10 be- he chooses through the columns Of the
FREE TRADER 10 throw mud az an organization
which has already reached an emincnce 10 which
| he can never hope 10 attain"
Yes, Mr. Police Court Attorney. do belong 10
that inferior class. but as TO throwing mud al
the organization, brand il a. a fslsehood. and
when you state ], jon do Il for no other purpose
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-03-18
The Storm.

The regular eQuinoctIal storm is upon Us. On
Ssdaes day IL begain to rain very hard, and con.
aaned tn Thursday afternoon when 1t changed
70 SNOW strong west wind blew up, also,
EiskiDe The storm the nastiest Of the winter.
Yesterday ii continued showing all day with In
IerTas Of sunshine. For few minutes the sun
woala shine brightly and in few seconds after.
Ezrds The snow would I'LL tic air and fall in
great quantities.
The rains have raised the river considerably.
Toe Illinois has risen some or feet and the
gs, M; quite SO much.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-03-18

than to gain favors from the members in the
coming election for President Of the society
Your chances have passed, or those of any other
who are in sympathy with your plan OF carrying
on the society, and take this means Of telling
you that hereafter the society will be managed
by the friends of ce,yboin and hummer or saint
can attend and be welcomed, il he conforms to
the rules and objects of the society and deport.
himself properly.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-03-18

The points involved in the dispute between
our friend J. ". Dubes, or big Jake AS he Is
called, of Murseillcs, and our correspondent
Dan Tucker" are of too small consequence to
occupy any more space in the FREE TRADER.
If our correspondent has done Jake injustice,
We regret it. The FREE TRAHEE mas one stand
ing rule for all correspondents, to be accurate in
their information, and as far possible 10 avoid
unpleasant personalities.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-03-18
PROBATE,
Police Courts.

NJ were not aware that the great James Mad
eIn was 4 very fast man, yet Squire Leavens
Fred him on Wednesday s. and costs for cross
~ Main street bridge, in defiance of the lie.
<eSd, faster than a walk" He said he-that
= epinebody--lied, aud he "had his opinion" as
- we're, but paid the bill. Opinions are poor
A:agS to pay fines WITH he thinks.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-03-18
rHE COURTS


IN, March term of this court opened on Mon
EaT. A Jury panel was ordered ana 'r'al ''s'
node out.
ys, term docket contains four peoples cases
~, hastardy--and 81 law. One case, fcop'e
=. Chas Perry, was dismissed, a satisfactory ar
,s,s-enent having been made between the pf'h.
,srsJs with the help of a marriage license aho
,Acoe with authority" The following law cases
.,ye thus far been disposed off;
4 N. Ebcrsol, Executor Of the estate OF Jos
sps Ebersol, deceased, We. A. II. EDersoI' AS
.yrursit Dismissed by plantih.
glien Shaughnessy VS. Patrick Malone. As
sgppsit Dismissed by plaintiff.
Vim. c. Moore vs. Thomas Lynch. Distress for
rns Dismissed by plaintiff.
James Fl. Sayles VS.. Ansel f. Cannon. As
zrupsit Dismissed by plaintiff.
John r. villarct VS.. A. Bernard ct al. Assunp-
~, judgment by default. Damages assessed
Il s3294,
grn =. Bell VS.. The C.. IL 7. Il. X. Co. AS
ssrasit. Judgment by default. Damages as
4.ssed at s2s2sl.
Nareus Kangley VS.. Peter A. Peterson As
.ampsit Judgment by default, s35i95.
could, Hitchcock 81 Co. vs. G. l.. Thompson
Confession and judgment for 1901.
Ravens MacKinlay * Co. vs.. Arson Berwan'
.erst al. Confession and judgment for s26922
,sd costs
The case that has chiefly engaged the Mtcn'
6on Of the court during the week has been the
use OF The People vs. Frank j. Albee, bastardy,
Nice Anna Langley hciDg complainant aud lead.
NJ witness for the prosecution. Mr.. Albee IL
fvung man, married. Of good connections and
res in Aurora Miss LaHglcy's relatives live in
The Gown Of Serena, where she also has been liy
ssg Tor some time past. Mr.. Albcc met her first
n Plajnfeld and afterwards in Sandwich, where,
according to MISS IT, he behaved very badly
The case has attracted considerable interest in
Sheridan, Sandwich and Serena, where the par
;ies are known, and which have sent down a
4CSt Of witnesses on both sides. AS in all cases
= shs nature, the court room has been well
HIled with an attentive audience who rejoice that
something has been furnished to relieve the mo-
aosOny of these duh, tedious days. Mr..
Heury Mayo, of Ottawa, and A. V Whitney, Of
Sheridan, conduct the prosecution, and Little
sBA Scarf OF Aurora, the defense. The tcsti.
bU1y closed on thursday anu yesterday inc case
sHs argued.
PROBATE.
in the matter OF the estate Of William b. Day,
H., deceased, late Of the city of Peru. Letters
- administration issued to Carrie Day. Bond,
SSIea Notice to creditors third Monday In
Nay next
IN the matter Of the guardianship OF Dewitt
Z. York, minor. Lyman Tower appointed
Jgsrdian. Bond, $3.50.
m the matter Of the estate Of Michael Ten.
EfYgton, deceased, late of the city of La Sale,
Sl!l admitted to probate and letters testamcn
ory Issued to Catherine Cloney. Bond, $500
notice to creditors third Monday In May next.
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Sold In Ottawa by Osman { Ilapeman,

WoMENs RIGHrs--We do not hear much about
women's rights now "a days. The majority OF the
ladies seem quite content to keep within their
old time sphere Of usefulness. This seems to US
to be very sensible. They Will sometimes cx-
pose themselves to the cold, however, and con-
tract pulmonary diseases; but il they make early
use Of Halls BALsAM, no danger will follow
their ndiscrotiOn. HALLS bALsAM Is the very
best lung remedy in the market. Price, SlOO
per hottie. Sold CycrYWhere.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-03-18
Err RORS OF YOUT.

A GEN tLEMAN who suffered for years from. Nervous
Debility Premature Decay and all the effects Of youthfnl
WILL for the sake Of suffering humanity send
tree to all who need II the recipe and direction for making
the simple remedy BY which he cured Sufferers wish
Ing 20 profit by the experience can do so by I'D
dressing In perfect confidence.
Jans-5m-sp JOHS d. OGDEN. - CEDAR St., New York.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-03-18

Following is synopsis of the Secretary Is
Scmi-Annual report, which may be Of interest
not only to stockholders but to outsiders:
Cash received, 6 mos. ending March l.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-03-18
Spefial Gotife5.
DIR. II. OLIS,

DIR. II. DIN,
OF Chicago. ormery of this pla.e VIII visit Ottawa AZ
Cnon Hotel Tuesday OF each month for treating
s diseases o. the Eye and Ear surgcsy or otherwise
Operation cataract, artificial pupil inverted dsc Closure
OF the ear duct eye ssshyioma and the removal Of
sumo. and morbid growths OF every description Artificial
eyes and Inserted Without pain or previous opera
uon Granular eyeds the most 1a0usH disease IN ne '0es
,udlcally und permanently cured
From Ills long experience IN treating diseases OF the Eye
and Ear he feels conden: that he cure nearly
every case Chronic also trcaed Consultation free
Largest stock Of Artificial Eyes IN the West.
Decent Der 10th 's7o.-tt
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-03-18

UIHkVfUNb:
Milton Fl. Swift, Iorenzo, Inland
W. Bushnell, Isnac t;sDe
IT, y ~ man, J.F. Nash,
John Brundsge.
Having organized nnder the National Banking LAW ana
sacceeded to the business of VIM H. W. Cushnsp w, are
nov open for the transaction of general banking business
Exchange on Chicago, New York, and all Tho Drln
cipal cities OF the United STATES, bought and sold
Exchange on England Ireland, Scotland and Con
tinentsl Europe drawn In sums tc suit purchasers.
Collections made throughout the state l. PROMPT
RENTED Tor on day OF payment ut current rate
change.
United States, Illinois, and La Sale count
Bonds, Gold, Silver, &C. bought and sold.
Revenue stamps OF all denominations
supply constantly on hand.
Our facilities such that offer 10
customers and shall endeavos give entire
satisfaction to those eatrusting us with their business
Banking hours from "a N. toAP N. marl6.'I2
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-03-18

OF all things in this world, OH give H. classic
music. 1t is just as natural sometimes for Us all
to " prcvaricatc " as to sleep on shutter, ana
there is nothing about which We can relieve our
selves with so little rub OF conscience as about
|" classic music Oh, what stories we tell OF It,
How numerically we are bored by it, and how
we gush over it as though heaven were next
door to US, when VIC understand as little Of il As
Grant does Of Indian trading post pranks Ca
milo Urso had been playing an encore The Last
Rose Of summer" OF course everyone under
stood that, certainly; and yet one lady told an
other of IA mutual friends ignorance of music in
this style "lhc idea" she said" of Mrs. b.
calling that piece Annie Laurie when c.cry one
knows it was Home. Sweet Home"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-03-18

1876. .......,.,..........$4432 81
Cash loaned, 4725 90
Premiums on above item, .............. 1913 IS
Expenses last & mos. ............... IS Is
Paid on surrendered stock .............. SSS 81
No shares in force. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 800
No shares In force ut last report. 80
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-03-18
TO CONSU MPTIVES.

The advertiser having been permanently cured Of that
dread disease, Consump Ion by simple remedy snK
ious 10 make known ~ his fellow sufferers the means CT
cure. To all Who desire II he will send cory the pre-
scrpton used free Of charger. with the deotion for
preparing AMI uang The which they win snd sURK
CuRR for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &c
Parties vlsh,ng tae presorp.i WI please address,
Rev. r.. WILSON.
jaES-' 49, Penn 81, wiIrsmshurgh. New York.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-03-18

The Joseph Dixon Crucible Co. Of Jersey City
have introduced to the trade a patent pencil
point protector. 1t consists OF a small tube,
beautifully nickled, fitting on the pencil and
holding by means Of its elasticity. In one end
of the tube is placed small cylinder of rubber
for an eraser, which Is held there firmly, so that
turbing other portions Of the work. The rub
Der end Of the tube is shorter on one side than
on the other, and the edge being turned in tow
ards the rubber screw thread is formed once
around the rubber, and it may by this means be
turned out of or into the tube. When the rub
Der is entirely worn out a new one can be OBJ
tanned and screwed in For protector the steel
tube can be drawn off the head and placed over
the point. 1t will also serve to lengthen short
pencil The article is great value to every one
who carries pocket pencil-1mericd9 NGsJdc-
turcy, Dec II, 1879.
Sold in Ottawa by Osman & Ilapeman
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-03-18

A NJ sntTH GenY PASS Agt. II. RIDDLE, GenI Supt.
Dec IS 1879 D. II. HALL. Agent at Ottawa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-03-18
Hew Advertisements.
PRUSSINCS
VINE WHEH VINEGAR

Celebrated for Il. purity. strength and Fla
vOr. Warranted To Keep Pickles. We d ua RIA N
tee to I've entirely free from Saphuric ACID or othe
delsterous substance with which A1S lnSgIr 10 sduter
sted. For sale by all Groccrs Largest Vinegar Works
the World. kstnb. 1875. 4. L. PkC SsING CO. ChcagS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-03-18

M,sScs. Editors;-Thc correspondent In this
weeks PcpnJlcnu--who claims to be loyal"
(Osupportcr Of the Literary Society, thus spreads
language in reply to an article in your paper In
reference 10 the literary achievements in this
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-03-04

Csse aajs9saRd y 1secredi de- ceudrea.
4awsale 0ssis pslris 81 o. N soneooje
Csess , h 1erees losuuls on voysne partout
lhu1aise peaauibss 4 saiss<s. Il vivsats G
q jsysaas scss sen Sclataats par,rs do ear-
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= lwns& u tteit Mn tyidsus qus b d6lues
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psar N0svoiv les h6tss rnvis dosf - Yues 6
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deeoof hotlsaDa0eak MaiD q SoBvieat a "a,
c64er pr OFslrs dana h sonmairU De o. snar
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- - y obo - 6eoaan1is6 da GsavsrDsnr
$50, n:ssss - = ssalsvS sgslssa Pc
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lsja1te eins y prtsia0ss da nm Ln1e
ling. - = Cs8 oaU1nA e go 6ssus1ss,
t. - Ilcu16e = cin ~..s.
n4tea hoe olao1o po1lelque. 80, ssazneb
dit TlbGuh y 1Asue - saivis a. dronN.
Tant d4v4nneUts - pga111ient - est1s
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net. M. Teisserenc do Bort remplace
N. de Meaux, demissionnairs, . Pa
griculture ct au commerce; Casi.
mir Perier attend une modiica-
ton plus complete do rancien mi.
nistAro, pour accepter le porte
fenille de lfnt6rieur; ramiral Po.
thuau ct Jules Simon sOnt indi.
Qnea CONNIE lee fatnrs succes.
seurs dc rAmiral dc Montaignac
ct de M. WALTON. Les feuilles bo-
napalt tistes ayant pretentlu one
Mac. MabOn n'accepterait pas Ia
situation, sont tanc6es par le Fran.
cdis, journal semi-officiel qui r6.
pond que Ia socift& M sera pas
sauv6e une troisieme fois par le
Cesarisme. Apres avoir fait mine
de baisser, Ia Bourae s'est aussitot
relov&c. Des protestations sont
sign6es contre l'4lection de Rou.
her 4 Riom. Le centre gauche q
pr6lud6 4 Ia reunion dn s mars
dams les salons do Theirs, Gam.
betta a promis nm loyal concours
an cabinet Dufaare, et prOnonc6
! Lyon nm discoura on il preche Ia
paix au dehora, punion an ledans,
ct rec0mmande In tolerance aux
vainqneur&. La premiAres pr0pO-
sitiOns faites anx Chambres c0nvo.
qu&es pour le s mara, seront cclles
de l'amnistie, de h lev6e do l'6tat
de- siegr, ct dc rsbrogation dc II
l0i des maireN-LA goavSrnement
francais q f4licit6 le gouvernemeUt
csp,gn0l do IL suppression de Tin.
surrection caf1iate. La 4 Mvrier,
est d6c6JE, 4 l'age d 68 ans, Pin.
g6niear Thom6 de Gamond, qui le
prcmier, Il y = Plus do treute ana,
await concu pid6s du tanuel Dc u
Mamche.
Don Carlos, Il pretendant esv.e-
Gnnl, siest refngi4 en- France, Oh II
. ~ rsSu par h g6ntral ronrcst,
avec lea 6gavia dua IN malheur;
II . l'intsption de ~ hxer On An.
Ricterr~. Aux Cortea, CASTELAR, =
trptest6 contra robligntion dp srr.
maut, It PaviS . promis de- ex-
plicatiOna ult6rieures sur son comp
d'Etat.-Dc terribles inondationa
ont ea lieu IN Prnsae, M Autriche
q On HoaGrie.-liAllsmagns en-
verrs une statue cOlnxaale de- Bis
mark m Centsnairs aln<ricaiu,
La Chsmbr~ bavarOise . une mn
josit6 Observation-Disclosures nyAMD
confusion dana lea a!.-,;T,tch~a rela-
tires 4 l'inanrrection tles provinces
tnrqnra; PHsrS<g0vine ct ID SNr.
vis pesaissent etre - plas irr6-
ooncilisble&-LA Rnssis s'est foe.
melleanent anncx6 10 Khokhaud.
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DERNIfRES NOUvELLES

CO paS ssyssv qus ln Neetiene ssmplk.
Dsateires - tranes svaisnt ~ annnnc6es
essw y q Hvrise; sllss siaasust lisa que
aonain. mar. u. ChanAlbae GeaE rstirz }
n1 desant b duc OscasNa, qui M pins Sus
j. knoul Duval p0ur concurrNut. Dams 60
dbeconn B Lyon, 0amhetta dEclasx que l$s
Nrublicains mettaicnt lc president de n RE-
publiqaN aadeaRls des Qucrellsa DE- rarfi Il
pEseteu0le DE- riut<rieoA rafu~6 pafM. Cad.
mir f9siee. ct sccept< par n. Victor Lefrnnc.
9 We1Isa rosee , Alfnatruction publiqus. IL
Ter nas. ct d6ekd&. ! rAge de n ana. h vStl-
1ayeveerssoansars l.ouiar Anguste Blanqui.-- -
testios ds rsvsn1lqus pics tsrd g suil -
pale soa droit. CONNIE .r9jouisaaaces, M
Arsd snrs truis joun d comhstA de tsureaax.
- Gsavefre1oat espagnel eavesA 50.000
hoW00 CuhA-Une note rs,ase yient d
pdnnitse snp - aGhlrSs de Turuuis.
Il petsi6sns 0oasAl1o dennl q 49,
eloa g qaittk Haiti. m.
4 WasAingtoa, Il ct qusstioa d h d<mle-
-. du aecr6taire Bslknap, qm ssvait impli.
% oone DE- fEnmdee oo00l1ea - tsasps z
u Gusrs. IL comitS dkhsoctatiqns netisaal
. resa une delegation do coulsur, laquslls
essesHe D. he0t1eas An pasa b P&eAs1
o. .Afnnehi..-n nsigseit, Il Ter mass,
phiA Went d'asFiver d'Eurupe ! New-York,
: b01 du steanship lnAfsma.-Une ssnveu.
tica - dl9ocra&ea, partiaaas d lfnAation,
g g sssveqnSs pour y Is man. , syraoass,
Raeiistien = prolonxs ID Nouvslle-Or.
AonA La Chanhee, psEnrdant CONNIE non-
aye.a reaquitts0ent da gouvsensur Kalloeg
" = senaS avsaA Pr 81 vsix ooatss y
qumse eAeis dhcSaeallon, ps6osatzs par IN