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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-06

CHANGE OF TIME OF HOLDING
CoURT.--In ycstcr- lays Enterprise we
have the followil
Scott of kentuch from the Judici-
AIRY Committee, ported back the
Senate bill fixing the time for holding
Circuit Courts in the Districts of Cali
fornia. Oregon and Nevada as follows:
In California, on the first Monday in
February, second Monday in July and
fourth Monday in November of each
year In Oregon, ON the second Non
day in April and first Monday in
October of each year. In Nevada. on
the third Monday in March and first
Monday in November of each year,
with an amendment making the bill
take effect on tho LIST of March, 1876.
Tho amendment was agreed to and
the bill passed.
Under the existing law we have
three terms of the Circuit Court in
Nevada. The time for holding them
is in March, June and October. Why
the change is proposed we are not ad-
vised; but the probability is that the
Judiciary Cnmmittee o: the House are
acting in conformity with advise from
judicial officers whose movements
will be affected by the change.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-06
HOTEL. ARRIVALS.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Nj. L CHvKcH-A. II. Tey.s, Pastor
Services today At II 4 NJ. and ,. Il.
sabbath school at P.a Evening sub
ject: Moral Robbery. Seats free.
PREeBy-EHrAN SERVICES Rev. John
Laird will oficiate to-day AT Il a. N. and
: p. II in Masonic Hall.
EPISCOPAL S.EvIcEs will be held this
morning at St. Peters Church at II
o clock with the administration of the
Holy Communion), and in the evening
at : clock. Sunday school at the usual
bo-r-
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WE NEVER NURsEp A GAY GAZELLE


It came to grief and left US broken
hearted, and We never Sc. our hear;
upon any special pleasure but We were
made to experience the pangs Of cfnel
disappointment. Thus We had counted,
with anticipations of high delight, on
attending Miss Della Waters fourteenth
birthday party last night, but Fats
stepped il. like policeman. and ar
rested our purpose while yet it was but
freshly formed. Our anticipated Joy
was nipped III the bad. The Fiend Of
Business came down on Us like a wolf
on the fold, and We were imprisoned by
that most hard hearted of all Turkeys,
Prior Engagements. But a little bird
which flew in at a window and out at a
transom has whispered in our ear that
numerous and very happy assemblage
Of lassies met al the White House DIR.
Waters residence, to honor Dora's in
vitations; that there was the brightest
and warmest cheer that ever was known:
that there was music OF the best and
most delightful sort there; that all the
boys and girls (and some very happy
older folks as Well did some very lively
dancing; and that there were heaps
upon heaps Of good things to eat, and
what's better than all. lots Of presents
for Dora. Everybody was just as happy
as could be, and that's quite enough.
WITH HIS USUAL MoDEsTY.-We
have received copy of the National
Republican Washington, with the
following paragraph marked : - Yes
terday morning Colonel Patton, Reg
iSter of the Land Office at Salt Lake
Marshal Maxwell, }. NJ. Scanland,
colonel Patrick and other gentlemen
from Utah, called on the President.
colonel Patton addressed the Presi-
dent in reference to the existing state
of affairs in Utah, pointing out the de-
fects in the present jury and election
laws, and suggesting the necessary
amendments to secure good order and
the protection of Gentle interests
against church prescription. The
President seemed much interested in
the remarks of Colonel Patton, and
made frequent inquiries as to the re-
sources and development of that sec
tion." ]. NJ. Scanland is the modest
and retiring fellow citizen who re-
ported for the APPEAL. the Assembly
proceedings in the winter of lS74'775.
The OLD MISSISSIPPI RESTAURANT has
passed out of its former proprietorship
into that of Miss Young. That it will
be kept in the very highest style of the
caterers art is sufficiently to be under
stood by the fact that Henry Lawrence.
late of Frisbies. will preside over its des-
TIMES. See adv.
STATE TREASURER SCHOOLING informs
us that he has just completed his annual
report and placed it in the hands Of the
State Printer.
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The Frauktoyyr Tragedy.

/ We are not vet able to arrive at any
nelly, the Section boss who WAS found
dead and charred in his burned cabin at
| Franktown was murdered or not 1t is
the general impression, however, that he
was murdered for his money and the
cabin set ire 10 hide the crime One
account states that his legs were mutt
Intellectually chopped apart-in such
a way as TO indicate that the foulest
usage had befallen him. Also we hear
that there Were found marks Of violence
upon his head. A man who got on the
train at Washoe day before yesterday
and whose actions aroused the suspI-
ciols of the conductor was arrested at
Reno. He is reported to have said that
he was not guilty but that Dane at
Washoe was. We believe that this suS-
pected party was subsequently dis
charged from custody. Among the many
rumors which were atioat yesterday was
one that a man had been arrested by
in his possession the watch belonging to
trace this unlikely story to any authen-
tic source. Donnelly We learn had been
Union soldier, was a sober man and
one who was greatly trusted by his en-
ployers. If he was foully dealt with We
hops his assassins may be speedily ap-
pretended.
DowN Al EMPIRE Dutch Nick and
Lager Beer Joe, after wandering around
among the decanters and barrels until
life got to be a burden, suddenly found
themselves trying to settle the Herze-
govinian question with Pat Hickey; but
Pat didn't propose to be bothered with
the knotty points of n Dutchman's ar
gument, but voted in favor of Paddy's
nltimatum instead, and the result was
that Nick and Joe suddenly had the
nose bleed, and finding it difficult to
master all the difficulties of the situa-
ton, went wonderingly TO bed. Crooked
whisky, mainly.
DEPUTY STATE TREASURER, VI. l..
Wager, who has been confined to his
house with an attack of pneumonia dur
ing the past week, has so far recovered
that we may expect to see him around
again early the coming week. Hope so,
anyhow.
A CHANGE. The Knights of Pythias
have made n change in relation to their
proposed ball announced to take place
on the 18th instant. Instead of a gen.
eral public ball they will give an invita-
ton party; same time and place.
CoNGREssAAN WooppURN will accept |
the thanks Of the APPEAL Office for a
copy of the Congressional Directory.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-06

HE Axiom : CONCERT. We count az
: many IS eight performances q music.
vocal and Instrumental, in the Arion ;
entertainment. The performance will
be under the able dictatorship of Mr..
Laughton. Mr.. Hentschel will preside
at the piano. The choruses are to be
done by double quartette--eig of the
bsst voices IN Carson. This will give
Us not too brief nor yet too long drawn
ont q concert-a. very we'll proportional
little musical soiree, il fact. Besides
the eight singers we are to have some
music on the piano by little Miss Emma
Friend and her tutor. Mr.. Eentschel.
After the concert dance. Mr.. Louis
Jacobson is to officiate as musical d.
rector. Here is bill Of fare Of no less
than fourteen dances. This, We need
hardly to say, viii constitute very &C.
ceptable nights entertainment. Let US
hope that it will prove as complete a
success as the most ardent AriCn can
wish.
TIE DR4M-AIIsT8 TINE TABLE.--The
Crews kirchner combination (atthe cor
ner Of the Old Harry, not only set out
the purest and best drinkables ever
swallowed but they so to the pains of
prescribing the time and manner of
takin. the same. In fact they have pre-
scribed a scientific and original style of
dram drinking, as for example: An eye
opener at daylight cocktail at 7 80;
pousse cafe at O. series of whiskey
straights at stated hours during the day
and SO on. This is infallibls. The sys-
tenn is similar to the time table OF Rail
way Companies. only where trains are
stated as arriving and Departing, the
well ordered d,inker with like regularity
and system takes his potables. 1t is
safe and seductive.
JANIS l.. JOHNSON, convicted in Aus
tin OF murder in the second degree and
sentenced to the State Prison for life az
rived here yesterday morning and was
taken to the Penitentiary.
ME. EDWIN HOWE, so We are panied
to hear, is very low indeed with pneu-
lnonia. He is in a very precarious con-
iltion. Hope to hear better news to-day.
ARRIVED. - Mr.. L. b. Rail, of the
hardware store next door, came up from
he bay under the protecting influence
Of a plug hat yesterday.
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Tho Good Tsmplars' InstalIatiOn.

The following named persons were
las. evening publicly installed. by Viii
liam Patterson Of the Grand Lodge. as
officers OF Carson Lodge No. I. l. o. G..
T; Worthy Chief Templar. ]. A. John
son Worthy Vice Secretary, Amanda
Benson: Worthy Secretary. William ii.
Clark Worthy Financial Secretary,
Lydia A Shelly Worthy Treasurer.
John Coomls: Worthy Marshal, Eliza
beth Baine; Worthy Inside Guard, Mrs.
P. J. Willets; Worthy Outside Guard,
Ira l.. Willets: Worthy Right Hand Sup
porter, Jane Beckstead Worthy Left
Hand Supporter, Cornelia Moger; As
sis.ant Secretary. Charles II. AIilner:
Deputy Marshal, j. r. Dennlag; Chap
lain. Rev. A. H. Teyis. The ceremony
took place in Odd Fellows Hall, the
usual place OF meeting Of the society.
About $50 persons Were present. The
ceremony IF installation concluded, the
newly installed Chief. being called upon.
returned thanks for the honor conferred
upon him. aud pledged himself to the
faithful performance OF his duties. Rev.
Nr-Laird then spoke of the most essen
tial aids 20 the cause, speaking briefly,
practically and. we should Judge, effect
lively. Or. kingsbury was tho next
speaker. and pleasing one. MIR.
Patterson was called for ana desig-
mated as the Father of the Society i'll
Carson. His earncstnesS and energy
have seldom been exhibited 10 better
advantage. He announced that the
order WAS improving seven
limitations since Christmas, and i'll ad-
diti0n some dozen or more applica-
tons for membership. Carson Lodge
No. 1 has now over sixty active men,
herS. Mr.. Patterson said he observed
Mr. Park inson. editor OF the Tribune,
at the door, and he escorted that gem
tleman to the front. Mr.. Parkinson
his admiration Tor Temper
ince and we understood him To say be
wished there was not a drop Of intoxi-
eating liquor in the world. our re-
porter did not remain to witness fur
Their proceedings. 1t is evident there
is 4 revival Of interest in the Temper
auce order in Carson City. May it !
Increase
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-06

y. u. RAIi. has the largest assoTi,,it,'
plated goods IN the state which he warrants alb
uficr. very low; he has slsv q large 4NsUriHets
of table cutlery, bar fixtures, rtc., china. ,foef
cry aud glassware, paints and uIls, hrUshe'
glass. putty, Narnishcs, rubber aud sh,h.sal
paints. hardware. doors and windows, zeal 81.
gas and oil lamps. stoves and tnwGrc also III.
celebrated Medallion ana Laurel isugcs. cal
aud CANINE his stork. al.
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rkE CAoS0N CITY
q n NHQAl@o y "A n ~
0AVIN Ao oAN n
CosShk OF CARSON AND PROCTOR S4aAhis
IN HfNGAkL hi"tA'
, 1876-07-22
AMERICAN CITIES,
NEW YQNE.

Rpeeiaf NfpdtcA to 1hs 1FitunA
NEW Yonx, July 2l.-0rdiN-8priug wheat again 10
10 per bu lowe with very limited export and trdng
milling demand. Duaiuesa In winter wheat light and
AZ 5Olta1o for No. Chicago, B1Ga5c Tor No. Nil
waukcei peo for No. 2 Chicago, tl.po for No, 2At'
waukeo; l.01 fur No. sptngi SILL for soft dot
o5cds IL for unaded spring. Nyo In fasr aupplyi dull
and more lesa nominal II 5O&7oo tor WeseFn{ ales
OF 4,uIO bu WeateEn 1T G6c. Cora brought tfdo
More money, with fair export snd modcrate huulo
trade demAndl transactions OF any Importance In
lots for forward dcvct scs Of los 600 bu 1t +otso
for hot knd heated WesteEn mixed, 4D35ac for uA.
Al o.o Tor export and = 0Ou hu KaRsas a. a4el
high mlxca and nearly yellow 1t 63S3dc. Including
AO bu at tho lutter prca. Oats about Nc per hu et.
ter with mogu busincn Fuported sAos OF O. 600 bu 1t
2123sc for mixed WESTERN aad 31aaUo for wh!ts dot
$40 for 10 0AO bu No. ChicsGof 5sGes5c Tor mixed
WesteE1. .......
ocsan FfagAis-nus,ncss nnoderatst to Liverpool,
steam, Rraju-room sstde hgheFt Tntts generally
steady, eassgenens 10 ilrsrpoal W steam ls Coo bu
wheat At l0d. ... .........
rprtsions-rosk ahsde lower and transactions scry
light sales ot % br's now meN oh sp0s 1t 10 oo
aud 100 brls exsrs prims private terms. Also
$50 brs for Augast VI 80 10 closing At slo+ 70
GIBBS, September quoted 1t SIG. 96t 1t second
CALI for July $g " bid and 80 10 tsked; fur August.
SD bid and $iu Akc. fur september $40 w BID
aud stD.pa Alksd, aud for October, 5000
with hishar Inquiry. Midtles-MIrkos hero quiet.
but for Western delivery more business done' Western
long clear quoted 1t 10At. Lard very dun and prcea
eAcr, sa1cs Of choicu old Westefn stcAn spot
At 331l 57i also COO tcI for September A 4il45
closlnx At si42H Auguat delivery quoted st tiis 80
GBgur-ltAw unchanged 1t S14SNc tor fAlE 10 good
rcnninyi s7is toE psis; and ssvxa for esnstifszaI
, 1876-07-22
FOYsEIGN,


Special Dtpa.cA to The Tribune
LrvrnrooI. July at-ll u. n,.-tfopr-No. I, 2ssUit
No. ?, .ts0d.
Observation-Disclosures, No. I, o. 0as No. 2, o. ID,
tprnE, No. !, ps III, No. = ast willie, No. L. os I'D,
No. = os ID; club. No. /. ltss No. =, o. I'd. Corn
No. !, a5s a.1; No. =, 15a I'd.
Ffortaions-pnrk. rs. Lard ats.
LIVERPOOL, July 2i-3 p. n1.-Wcashcr hot
HrsdJstags-Ilesvy. Fl0nr-Eo. |, 23sI No. q, 9ts
Cd, Wloa-Wlpter No. !. u Adj No. q 0ss sprnE No.
l. Ds:H No, T. u 1Uiy whfto No. l. Ds Adj No. T. D. tdf
club No. /, 1os, NJ. us, II. Corn-No l, ss ID, No,
., 2ss.
lhfk-scs.
LlyEnpoo1. July 2l-ap m,-Lard-5oa Cd.
LlyEutouL, July el-Lattst.-CoEton--ntincF E5k9
Gis 1alcs Ut lpO0o halcs, Including 00 fur spora
t!u and export, anI 7.:E0 American. sa!cs Of the
week. is 0oD Including b,OoO for export. 5000 fur
Including s7I o Amercanl total receipts, a. oo1, To-
cudinK u 600 American, nctuhl expert, dOoo amount
anuat AGO. oo0 Including ", 0o Amcrcaui forwarded
from ahtp's side direct 10 spinner, h.0O0.
Yarua and fabrics nt and unchanged,
Ureadstigs-Ilcavy. Whent-lcccfpts for tlrcs days
California wheat average, u lLes ~, do slub, o. 4d
Ios: rcd Western spring, No. TO No. !, II lodGos;
wintcr red Wcatern, p4tlns d. FlaurWcstcrn cauaI,
als 8d9&JA Curn-Wcstern mixed. 2aa81as I'd. Oats,
as4t3l III. Daricy, o. Cd. TeAs-Canlllan. 3Ga.
CIostr HeeH-t3s.
beef, 7aa. Lard 50. Cd. Cheese, A7a. pacon-Long
clear. 4os, short clear, ols.
1iliIaW-4isBl -....... .-
Ir,roIe-us-spliita aGss Gdt rcdnod, l2aoa
LtHseed 0l-a4s.
Rtstn-Comp.on. ~ Cd, pa!o. ia.
Spirits 1hrDeHtins-2ls. ..... ..
LDanua, July 2l.-Rsdnsd letro'tun-Ios od@losDd.
Lfnssed Oil-:3s Cd.
gptriss TArps1Ane-11s 81.
AsTwKEr, july y2l.-lxlr0isHm-as3 I'd.
, 1876-07-22

H1IEEF-WtF0 scNrCc. VIC 1tlotc t0t'r % CoI110ll y
e. HI-u,o0, medium Al 81 2J1351i AID good 70 cnoet
At 50. UNs4.25.
AtNANr-w1a+H1T REy1!W.
1Inrsife In 2ft1 Nn6.

= = re : eo medium At AID sooo 20 eno'se
SIKH sssASsas1s'H E,4s Is ~ ssS',m; Fl; III.
oaiy 5s; s,S aTsIsse STIR
ssI sss .:S IL ss%$
Wses e. hssd ys hs,, q, !. mSss ,ss
n sissEs; ss asa
err ssI 2 shoss e 'sst IT.
81 I'LL
70 tae e's;a sa!5a 1.'se's 1sssH : e gx r ,,,.,
sis i';s;
nssk ss<;S asah ~
nss1 s2ss. S,yaics = y: 7ssns nsn.'7
III sos$ .Ss Ill W Il. i :!
sr %ssk sa ~
TssSs GiSs sf s'ay s% r.; n51s r 70 stsse
e. @ & s..2ss st5 Fl q
sa It'll. asa st tas IT, ,of
~ss; ;aS;; I'll % eSas n :s !s;;
sSSs 4 g. s'.SEE NJ s:s: 's:2;
by; !; 4: $;; i
x,w rork. 1a,y al.@se<':s.K z.a nat,ne
a ~ fer !e asa!n:t 10 a. 1a,S III IA.
ssisf;as Eiss.: \! :e5 nso;s T. GsioeE n, Il;
s;s @ satef fs e.! ~ ~!s; EN- . sy
:sss s'S 'ss FIT as!
s4a ssss s e. ~ e" su sos IS.
rrAno, Ju,y a.1Saaeoiseecpts. Sioi a,a; to.a, for
, 1876-07-22

Tic following instruments wcsc 8lcd for record
on Friday. July 81:
t!lTr rN0FnnTy.
Lincoln place. 1871 II n Of Sophtn It, Z, 15x ~,
tJ74 It, dhtcd juno 3. ...."-......,..-:..;.p AUD
Lincoln IT 1911 Il i Df Van Huron st. " I, :.H
x11s H. dated July la........ Hs5N
anse uy a.a'... ~. = 1ocoo
1t, " /, agxl01 IT, dated July TO- ........... D,50O
Calumet ay, 50 II nf Th1fty.Bocond 1t. " f,23x
l2it& ftA dated july 20: nsEO
1i. Z axiat sid Il, dstcd ja1y ~ 1900
Il, Wj:h oitss prorcrtY, dated ia,y ii... 1900
Clyhourn pncc. % It VI Of Commercial 1t. az
I4xi35 ii. dated July =. ID
sane prcintacs dated 5nlf s..::n:.:;;.:'::'.. 1''
ass1as r. daiea Ju!y 1000
jzS H. dstsd July ii Observation-Disclosures, 1000
io1f daicd Jnty $500
M!,;is H. lstcd .jusy co................. 500
datesd fMi1 10 Observation-Disclosures. 1000
aoCTH or err I,JNEra WITHIN RADIUS oF BKVEN
NILES THk Cprkr.HDGtH,
spaulding av, IA y n Of Thirty. ninth It, +, .
12Oxi15 II. dltcG June el.......+..........& 2.0O0
Cedar 1t, nay It q Ut Stewart hy. I, n1 4'fDx
i24H Il, DATED July " 1,oOo
Tark conrt y OF Greer At, II VT. 22xias ft, i'm
wnSss 9sSa IVY ~ y,ss Il of s1si Il. /; i3i1i7 0
IT. dated Juno a,@oV
, 1876-07-22

r1nrr A. Qlvc Tho Foby IN Tho case of 100 cnF.ioahs
OF wlrat which recently went ronnd M from
M,snsslnpt town, because II was too damp To CONS
.tc. The hnycr Of that wheat, however, Ia rroba-
ny satisfied shat he would lavo done heticr to pur.
chase whent that had pafscd fnsrcclon In Chicago
TIE MARERTa
The leading produce market. veto nervous yes.
tcftny, and Irregular, but within narrower llNifs,
anti ttmet feeling prevailed In most departments,
With moderate activity in trading. though tho deals
were mostly for forward delivery. The general ecn'
t,mont towards the closo Of Wednesdays trntlng
was that tho worst had probably passed for tue
present, md many were prepared 10 wttncss de-
citlcd reaction yesterday. Th!s was AntAgontzcd
10 somo extent by tho mornings news OF tho fatl-
1tfe In Lonlnn, which unscttcd confidence, cspccl-
nty on the par! Of shippers, and comparatively III
Ito was done In tho way Of making arrangements to
forward produce to tho East.
Dry goods remain very qnict, With prices ruling
Etcndy Tho demand for groceries continues
llbora and tho market mstnta1ns tho arm tone that
has characterized It for number OF days previous.
Tho supply Of sugars Il still short Of tic donand,
md Il tnsthcr advance IN deemed probable. Thoro
Il not much movement In cot1ccs. SlEups and
mola.ses aro strong. will, tendency to go higher.
At tho ruling low prices teas are held With
confidence. Tho butter market was asmcr
Tor choice gradee, tho supply Of which
is Inadequate. Cheese remains Qulet and is weak
q. 8fk0c for good 10 beat Prices Of dried fruits
wcrc not subjected 10 any changes. there being
very llktl0 trade. Fish wero In ,modcrato demand
at steady prices. Coal and wool wero n'll9ht rc-
qncst at previous quotations. There wns quiet
and nomlnnlty stcndy market for tngging, leather,
tobacco, paints, and coloss. Oils woro generally
firm. .
A moderately lntge feet arrived at tho lumber
ealo docks anA tho market was fairly active at tho
recently ruling prices. Tho yard business contR.
ucs moderate. Wool WAS steaty under small
, 1876-07-22
withdrawn from stort on Thursday for city
GILL bu wheat, 1,6ss hu rye.

s1rnftffn. q. al lii Hbcnf I E}tH hi
Tho fnllowiup rra,n wan insnvctrd Into stor. In
thIs rity nm Fri,,ny mnrn,nr. Il ,nrryo N
". whcat. l4carx No. an. ". ao. M cnra M .
.nrtnv n, rnr, No a do, ID ror, rc1cctrd do n
c,r. no cr,ae l1nt whrnt,. = cara M, 1 cnrn h7
cars and d, (lot) bu hiph. mtxcd do 105 c,rs nnd
To- 100 bu No. . do 1o cars uvw mixeil do. m
rare onl N, at, hu rr,ccte In e5 cars uu +, nm
hi M ,,rnan t:,ty} cotn,: a r,rs Ma oats n rnr,
whic do 10 cars md 4 ars, In No o,1, !, car, md
900 bu rccetcldo, cur no graJo {3a oatsI: car
a,,u 500 bu No. ryc: ca. No :. harley. 2 cars No
do cnr rejected do. Total f513 cars,, r,.. cD0
In. 1nsnrctcl out. AZ. s5a In w,,cnt. .so I,,a In
corn. III. 100 bu oats and 237 bu ryc.
ar thu o,oye nj car.loads Of M. . wbc,t. mt
1css t1,nn ID cars, or q in :. nrc in .'Ncolys, II
Irbut /. \ largo t,runor.,ou for cIrnnc,I wheat.
A lcltcr from Enrthcrn 1own sto,r. t,,at I'm
f,ourtca of l1nI1,n. 1,ntlcr1 frun1v anil rronL1.n
viii mt nycrnpo y,old Of mora that IN hn.h.Is
f., tho acre 0f wheat
rhcro i. a rooh Ie., ~ rcu,,r ,u.. ro,v ,,,or.
,hn oction ~ certain tr,so,onh iinos ,bn ,,,ssas
~ which tn,a Ji,nntchc. fron thn w,yo. onS s.rt
thc,n N othc, nolnia shIch a. nm, nv .ms,,,,r,,
.vcort ,or ,ho cost ~ ,otngrr,,,,, ..es;, ' ss"
n,r.rtc,s =, Tho I,,n,d ~ Trn,,o +.ta ~
49, ~, r. rf,.m,ttor Ia n,iI ~ h ~, re-, =.
~ ...,,st.o h.n.a. - ~. ,..,s - Wv -
~, ono h, thc r,cht tn rr,to suc ..,ss
tson IN ",h.,x M; a;,cr n 1os cnnuoa w h -
~ ,.-tct .on.o ~ ths ,wnn, IT. s,,no.s,M" ~ -
.aenta ~ sonaa m,,x,s. ~ -, ~. NV
H. nI,.n;" ~. ,ist,, ,no,s ..,o " ,,,s .a s
s..S nray.nt ,.sssro. s.r, .i,,a. ~ t,,,
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