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Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-04-01

EX QUEEN ISABELLA is almost as
much Of n bother to her friends in Spain
rs jeff Davis is to the Democratic party
in this country.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-04-01

A Kansas girl says nothing makes
Ter so mad rs to have grasshopper
crawl up and down her back just as her
lover has come to the proposing point,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-04-01

PARIsIANs ate 800 jackasses last year.
Its more wholesome diet than the broiled
babies served on the side boards of the
Fiji Island nabobs.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-04-01

WAsHINGToN ladies pawn their dia-
monls to raise money to give parties,
and then borrow Of the guests money TO
raise the diamonds.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-04-01

GEN. BELKNAP's counsel will be Jerry
Black, ex-senator Carpenter and Mont
gomery Blair.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-04-01

A WIFE at Xenia, Ohio, offered her
husband a divorce if he would buy her a
seal skin cloak.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-04-01

THIRTY Indian families, with their
dogs trappings and paraphernalia will
encamp on the Centennial grounds.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-04-01
Take Notice.

WE WOULD HEREBY give notice
w to our customers and the publir
that on and after April 9th, 1876, our
store Will not be opened on Sundays for
the transaction Of business.
The Post Office will be open l5minutes
after the arrival of the mails for thn no.
commodation Of those wishing their mail.
RUMFELT & LORING.
Trinity Center, March 25, 1876. 81.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-04-01
MEASURES.

Roach's wife whipping bill has been
signed by the Governor and is law
Wite-beaters will now be made lively
by the cat-o'-nine-tnis.
Carpenters Educational bill met its
Sedan in the Senate Educational Com
mittee and is dead, and the Regents of
the University breathe freely.
Mcconnell has set his foot on the Re-
traction bill and his Judiciary Committee
has reported against it in the Assembly.
All the measures to regulate Insurance
Companies may be classed as dead, and
justly so for they were dangerous and rev.
outionary.
McConnell's Virginia resolutions, to
which | referred in Decem Der, have never
got to the surface, and are counted now
"s among the dead and dying.
The mining debris question has been
sighted in the Assembly, and a namby-
pamby memorial to Congress adopted
which will hardly produce a ripple at
Washington, though it is a most mo-
montous question which prophesy will
shake the State ere FIVE years lapse.
The Investigation into the affairs of OK
Surveyor General Gardner has closed.
Nothing more than what l told you of
last week developed. All the evidence
has been cumulative. The whole trouble
is Gardner was Republican office holder
and they want to sacrifice him for Demo-
cratic good.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-04-01

DEEP SHOWS in Utah have caused the
death of 1000 cattle this Winter, but
Brigham survives.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-04-01

The next Union Republican Non..
Convention for the noininotion ~ -ts"'n0a
dates for President and Vice. Pre'; ~ IYani
the United States will be held in ',I'.1l tne u;
Of Cincinnati, on '"e eli.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-04-01
MISCELLANEOUS
REPUBLICAN,
STATE CONVENTION

Rooms OF THE UNION Rgprp1,,.,
STATE CENTRAL CoMAurTr,r, AN
SAN FRANCISCO March 9th, iSis
The Republican National C,,.
having issued a call for II Natjono' a. ''y'
venlion in the following form; ''''
Republican National OonveDtio,
1@TG.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-04-01
at'eekly Crinitg 5onrasl.
CUR AGENTS

TEgOs. BOYCE, Room No. 80. New
Merchants Exchange Building, San Fran
cisco, is our only authorized agent in that city
GEO. u. ROWELL a. CO, 40 Park
Row, are our only authorized Agents in New
York City.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-04-01
WHAT HAS BEEN DONE.

l had intended to catalogue all leading
measures passed thus far and which are
now laws, and make that subject the body
OF one, and my last letter. To that end
have been at great pains to colate and
when ] had finished, 10 l find that the
leading measures passed thus far are so
few, that / can compass them all in few
lines. l therefore put them all in this
letter. Take notice now that aside from
local bills about fences, hogs at large,
few relief bills, a few salaries regulated
and fees reduced in counties, few mile
ages established, some municipal regula-
tions for cities and towns adopted. A
water bill for San Francisco, the regala-
tion of some tax sales, few investiga-
tons, which have amounted to little,
few terms of courts changed, the abolish
ment Of a couple of commissions, few
additional powers given Supervisors for
special purposes, some street railroad
franchises granted and regulated, fuw
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-04-01
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14tb

at II O'Clock, noon, to consistofal
from each State equal to twice t6a l.' ys'Ie'
Der OF Its Senators and Rep?eseptotGf.aaa, aall /
Congress, and Of two delegat,s fr"a, f"''@ NJ
organized Territory and the Di',;.ca ',o,,' y'caI
Columbia. S"N' u
In calling the Convention Gor H.. -,
ton of delegates, the Committee" "V y s'ccI e
several States are Recommended IN II, iaaa 'as
all Republican electors and all olbor nI. "I.'s|
without regard to past political Jif.roUn~o ,U~
or previous party affiliations. wbn V'ey''
opposed to reviving sectional i..n", nV a's|
desire to promote friendly leelmo "i
permanent harmony throughout tbas, all
try by maintaining and eniorcing aI5 Ip5' u.
constitutional rights of every i3i ci,3i,oa ol' !ue
cluding the full and free exercise o5 @
right Of suffrage without intimidnii,"' .'
without fraud who are in fuyor r,',, % ai +.
continued prosecution and punj,bmoa,' w
all official dishonesty, and of An ',,,'o, cr'n..
iCal administration of the Govnrr,r,,''''',,I'l r''','l
honest, faithful and capable officer, ,,'.', ni
are in favor Of making such rrarro0 "i
government as experience NAV fron,t.
to time suggest; who are opposed toim
pairing the credit of the nation by dona I'n
ciating any of its obligations, and in 'tps fys
Of sustaining in every way the na,ion.
faith and financial honor; who boIj@'
the common school system is The 'r m,.a' ,an
Of American liberty, and should bo rrai msn
tanned absolutely free from ,ectaris" o''
troll who believe that, for the promo,i,I ROM Ii
Of these end, the direction Of the E /"
eminent should continue to be conflJ
those who adhere to the principles ',' ofIy-S
and support them as incorpofatcl IN IN,
Constitution and the laws and wlo a.,
in favor of recognizing and strcngt6enn5
the fundamental principle of Yntm,
Unity in the Centennial Anniversary
the birth Of the Republic.
+. ID. MORGAN, Chairman.
WIN. Il. CHANDLER. Sew
Republican National Committee
Washington, Jan. 18th, 1876.
Now, TnEREFoRE, The Ropulin1
State Central Committee of the Sate
California do recommend 10 the yn
RppU IipND VOTERS nf l'nlif,rui. t ,l
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-04-01
WEDNESDAY,, APRIL 2em, ,,,e

for the purpose Of selecting Twelve Dea
gates to said National Convention.
The appoltionment OF Delegates is 4
follows, being based upon lhr comJnsl
vote cast for Z. &. Phclp, and John B,
well ut the last general clectlos:
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-04-01

Now, TnEREFoRE, The Repub,r,I
State Central Committee of the State H
California do recommend 10 the Vnia
Republican voters of California; chps
delegates to the State Convention 10 N
held at the city of Sacramento on
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-07-16
What a Few Good Women Rave rsuc.

The Confraternity Of the Holy Family was
established in New York seven years ago, In
most unpretentioos> manner. A few good and
Jealous ladies undertook to gather the forlorn
children from some of the worst and most de.
graded parts of the city and provide a semi
weekly school for them. They assembled at
trib ted work which had been revously pre-.
pared and while the hands which had never
been Taught to labor were being trained, the
little minds which know only of God shroueh
the b'asphemies of His holy name, TOO familiar
to their ears, had the simplest and plainest
truths of Christianity gently put before them
by their kind instrnctrea 'es. When due time
had been devoted to work q substantial meal
was furnished to these little waits, and those
who enjoyed these benefits, Fastening to tell
their companions, the numbers increased from
day to day, until 6nally q large house was
taken, and on the day of it's opening forty-five
applicants for the beds were received. For
year the good work was continaed in this e.
Establishment and then larger houses were taken
and fixed to their utmost capacity, and still
applicants begged for admission, until two
years ago premises which would accommodate
100 were opened, and the esta blisnment at 1876
Second Avenue put on o firm footing. The
arrangements ere admirable. On the first floor
are the parlors, reception room and chapel. A
spiral stairway leads to four floors shove, con-
taiRipg workrooms and dormitories; o few
single bedrooms are used as goeet cham bers for
such girls have found situations and wish
to remain in their old home a night or two
when they return to the city, or are seeking
ly and we'll furnished. and a good piano. In
the dormitories each b ID 10 for one person only
Gsd ranged around the wall are lavatories
where each girl has @ basin, towel, comb and
brushes for her own especial use. When not
in use these lavatories areconcealed by panel,
so contriveG that it can De lowered, and 0oth-
ing is then but che tinted walls aud
cleanly scrabbed floor, with neatly covered
white beds. In the basement is the kitchen,
exqusitey neat and clean, and the dining
rooms and laundry. II ssides the sewing aud
laundry work for the patrons of the hoUse. all
the inmates are required to spend q certain
time learning all household duties, 30 that the
managers hope thus to provide excellent we'll
trained servants when the time comes for these
girls to leave their excellent home. Their
mental and spiritual culture is under the best
management, and th0G armed at all points for
the struggle with the world, their kind patron
eSses trRss with Code blessing to give them
every help towards successfully meeting it.,
while their old homo IS open to receive them,
aud constantly give both good advice and en-
couragement.
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lean, lanky fellow is in all pro babiliuy a
poet without second, perhaps FIRST
shirt. Mark the lists of CHARITABLE dona-
lions published from time to time in the
newspapers, and you shall End that the
most liberal donors, whether ladies or gen.
tlemen, are fat people. The lean wont
give I" stiver "-if they can help it. There
is one magnificent exception, which only
proves the rule. Thus, in right of their
generosity. the fat acquire q moral proper
tioDate to their physical Importance. The
great singers of both eexes are usually fat,
aud they are famed all the world over for
their benevoience. Fat people are, and
have ever been, popular, but the thin have
no manner of Importance. That charming
lady, and brilliant ornament of her sex,
Doll Tearsheet, having quarrel with the
Bead g, cannot express her contempt for
him more bitterly than by scornfui allus-
ion to bis apareness of habit" Come, you
thin thing come, you rascal" so that in
her estim ,tiOn rascality and leanness were
convertible terms. OF a verify there is
wisdom in the saying of good old Roger
L'Estrange, " 1t lie q fine thing to be fat and
smooth"
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-07-16
ON THE MANIFOLD ADVANTAGES OF
BEING FAT.

Delectable Reader let us take this mat
ter into consideration with a gravity sui
able to the magnitude of the question and
mat we may do 80 the more satisfactorily,
Jet us view the subject secsionslly and in
chapters, 30 that no phase or aspect of it
may escape our attention.
CHAPTER 1.
y" the Superior Honor and Dignity Of the
Fat.
tbs fine thing to be fat and smooth
%. 90 says good old Roger L'EstTange; and
cue more we think of it, the more profound
must become our conviction of the truth OF
tne saying. Yee, it lie indeed Zoe thing
W W De rat and smooth. Fat people who are
smooth Withal enjoy an estimation to
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-07-16
WESTERN PROeUCE, LIQUORS, ETc.
NEUTRAL SPIRITS.

NEUTRAL SPIRITS.
am Rectifying aud Intend keeping hand . very
pure article, entirely devoid Of favor.
Besides the Choicest and Medium qualities Of
French and Domestic Bran6ieS,
have On hand very ch0iee IRISH WHISKY, also
the ohOioeAt Of SCOTCH WHISKY, puro old Bourbon
and Rye Whiskies, with ell the medium qualihee Of
not superior Of the Sotted and less then half
the price. Holland Gin Schnapps on dra1ght, bettor
than the bottled Jamaica Rum. Krug Champagne
Cordials and every kind Of goods in my line the
buying Elsewhere. EDw. BURKE
myf6m 1874, 1s6 aud 1919 Tchoupitoulas street.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-07-16
French and Domestic Br;
TT T. LAwLER,
GENERAL OOMMIgSION MERCHA NJ

Fl T. LAWLER,
GENERAL OOMMIgSION MERCRA MT
75 IT, 49, and 81 Peters street date New Levee
Poydras, New Orleans,
sALB
NORTHERN AND WE8TERN PRODUCE.
A Good Supply of tho following articles always On
PORK, BACON LARD FLOUR
CORN, OATS, BRAN. HAY, CORNMKAL,
POTATO ES ONIONS, BEAMS,
DRIED FkUITS, ETC., ETC.
Cash Advanced All ConSiEnnents (not perishable).
Shipments Advanced On, Must Re Insured In Ny Open
Policy.
Personal Attention Devoted All Business Entrusted
TO Ny Care.
PROMPT IN ALL THINGS.
In the execution Of your commands, in the acknov
Iedgment receipt and advice Of Sae Of your consgn
ments, and remitting net proceeds accompanied
with account sales.
An orders for Western Southern Produce filled
promptly ut tao lowest market rates SStisfactiOr
always guAran teed commission charged for execu
ting orders for goods which may have on hand full
commission charged for ceiling ali coRStRnmeDts.
COnSignments and ORDERS are respectfully solicited
poI4 IS IT
, 1876-05-11
WISCONSIN.


MADISON, Wls., May 10.--There were some
interesting developments before the Legislative
Investigating Committee today. Mr. Evistou,
who repaired the Capitol boilers ut cost greater
than new ones last fall, testtacd that II would
have been cheaper and better to put IN new
ones; that he had To repair places second time
before finishing bis Job; that the boilers would
not last more than two years, md were only
safe with careful handling now, showing What
admirable care Reformers take Of State property
anl how costly thcir economy was.
This afternoon. Superintendent Lunda Who
and Superintendent Of Public Property for i
short tl;no before Knight, gave good account
q deficiency Of sl3b, on aeeouus Of Taylor'e nras
lsetorn Superintendent, ncan, owing to habit
l4o had ot takiug little things like knives, pens,
pencils, otc-,. out ot, thu safe Without giving
vouchers, unl It further appeared from Ills tes-
tinoay, mud TINT Ut Assistant Secretary Cad
walladcr, and Attorney General. Sloan. that
nothing was aves dooo to recover thta deficiency,
though Dean had good bondsmcn tom which
<ha al1agnt cauld have been recovered.
, 1876-05-11
TEE COUNTY BUILDING.


Deputy.Shertn Bradley is now dividing bis
ttms betwceu his official duttes and tho build
tn,r 1T :, vs,ht which IA tn cc1fn.n MI nther vcs
~. h ~ 1o,.s ~ nro,,tsss ~ bor. h.r q,
os.o "! 'as 1aAes' .s ,Sta,' IT, . go -
shape 70 take part N the regatta "nlch nus necn
arranged Tor next month.
Tho County Board ia vested with power to
appoint Constubles, whcro vacancy exists, or
nj least such is the prevailing ldea. On the
West Side It is clninca that there are two WI
canelcs, and to I'LL tho placcs quite number Of
applications have been tnadc, Aulong them those
ot a. P. aiaadoclzs, J. s. uuliua, anl John aloy-
nlhnu.
County-Attorney Knuntree WRnta to 60 to
st. Louis about the time tue Democratic Con-
vcnt!on nsse,nbles there, and Is doing all be can
| III party associates l!ayc not forgotten tho
1eauro Ae made lust fHll In attempting to run
The party, md thclr soreness Is III the way Of
lis attalninE tho distinction be coyets.
Tho bids for loan to the county Of s1D0Oon
to mscs M oburation due M to.iay ;o " thc e Sfrr.
cSanta' National Hank wera onpcd 4 vcater.1ov eI
Tic proposais Of tbs Mcrchants, Loan md Tr1iat
f,oinnn1iy. the Eifth Natjnnoi ifanE r 4 Fiasn
& C1,, and tie Merchants National Bnnk were @
the sanc.N7 Der cent. The ot',sr hids wsr,, s,o
rnn Pr TO ee1 r., ns rpar lowsss
nnm,rt,,uity viii In. vtvcn tl,c,n l." mnhn nnrn @
faynrahln f}omrra. s''~@' ''teA ~ A'uA' A''lo
~, ~1
~ o'clock iast evening tho Commission
come largely acquainted with the brewers and
sanplc-ruon propr3etors, but had not struck q
they were on thc!r way to the CourtcIIousc,
bnt thu prospect was tllat they would not bo
II. They Wall ask tho Board, upon their return,
to allow them their per d!c'nt II not their e1-
expenses.
TIE 0nAHp Iunr.
, 1876-05-11

GREAT WESTERN OF CANADA.
The scrnlannual meeting Of the shareholders
Of the Great Western Railroad Of Canada was
recently held In London. From tho report It
appcara tint, notwithstanding the train mt!eago
was somewhat increased during tho half-ycar,
the total cash expenses were 94o,ooo less thau
for tho corresponding period Of 1875, being
4s,o0, ,;07. There was also reduction OF E41 600
In thu gross working expenses including trans-
fcrs to removal aud other funds, tho expondl-
turc being ssi3,5i3. Tho working Of tho leased
lines had entailcd loss Of a10, ,010, but this Ia
1916 less than 1t wns for the corresponding
half-ycar in 1916 After appropriattnE 30 per
cent Of tho gross earnings Of tic wellington,
Grey j. Druco Railroad, US directed under tho
tratlic agreement, that branch shows deficit Of
R10,1H.
THO gross earnings of tho Main and Air Lines
was I13G, ,087, falltng of OF e48, ,0A over the
six months Of last year. There hnyo been thG
following items Of decrease Local passenger
trnfllc, 45 3j8; through passenger tariff, Eli.
IL; foreign freight and i've stock, G30, ,Q36; and
ton q EM, III, from whch Eli, ,650 for Increase
in local freight and live stock ID to bo deducted,
placing tho net decrease at Gao, ,004.
The report ascyibes this TO tho greatly reduced
freight alll traffic ratcs, because LII, 600 tons
more were carried during this lalf-yeaz than In
that Of 1875.
, 1876-05-11
THE CITY.


An fuduifsng correspondent Is Informed that
thA Michigan Southern Depot IVES blown down.
Tho SUBJ Treasury received stoo, 900 in oliver
entn Yesterday afternoon from tho mint at Car.
ron, Ncv. II WIS pitt up In nice littls bo1es
containing 5000 each.
The Temperature yesterday, a. observed By
Manassc, optician, No. 50 Madison street CfalB'
urn Building), WIS: At q. H., 80 degrees;
loa. m, "a; Ii rn., e.; p. m., 81; 8 p. M, 81.
barometer, 8 a m., 2a.5; p M, 29.la
Messrs, Chace & Pond, No. III South Water
street, Yesterday received the FIRST consignment
Of Strawberries, from Pulaski, in this State.
They arc the first Of tho season, aud were raised
b1 MI. Athe1ton, who reports promise Of
large yield.
sec. 1, Temperance Radicals, will hold It's
regular weekly meeting this evening at s o'clock
at their hill, 800 West Madisou street. a good
nroryammc, including recitation by Miss Hattie
Johnson Alt arc invited and solicited to conn.,
II Is free to all, especially drinking mon.
) About thirty ladies met in tho Athcnnum lect-
tire room yesterday morning anh made large
number Of bouquets, which wcrn distributed
ati,onr tho hosnitals and charitable institutions
Of tho city. Another meeting Of the mission
will be llcld Wednesday morning at o'clock in
the sa1nc place.
Mary dwell, until recently nurse at The
County Hospital, died yesterday at tho Errtng
Womcn's Reftige under circumstances that
seemed to indicate suicide. She had been in
Tho habit Of TALKING laudanum, and being near
confinement, # is supposed, took mn extra largc
dose. The Coroner held mn Inquest but return-
cd mn unsatisfactory verdict.
Tho Forwarding Committee Of the Ladies'
Centennial Association will 'nccs this afternoon
who have received permits will please report to
tho Committee at this time. All exhibitors
who wish to consult with its special agent aro
rcauestsd To meet l,cr nt this meeting. Appll-
cations for space arc still received,
Frances Raymond, barely old enough to get
ing In glorious condition Of .cxultatton. At
Clark street bridge size jumped into the rircr.
Two or three eiForts to rcacl, tue other side
were Intellectual, anl MI old Claron Of police
into the world. FrGnktc wns takcli to the Chi.
cnRo Avenue Station, where she WIS dried, and
then sent to her home, No. ll5 North Clark
street.
Mr.. F. II. Revell, Mr.. Nooly's hrothcr.in-
law says tint the latter will be III this city June
/, to dedicate his church, on Chicago avenue, II
It ie then ready, but Will only remain few lnya,
and then 20 East for the summer. lie had no
Idea TINT Mr.. Moody could be induced to stay
hsrs m s to E.y iay s 81 si ];
elsewhere. Mr.. Moody wsll attend the nceting
vile, May 70.
Messrs. Culver, Page, 11oyuc & Co., Of Nos.
118 and leo Monroe street, have lust isstlet! II
hugo and elegantly bound gisitors' register for
khe Illinois cxcursionists to tho Centennial Ex-
position. TlIe volumu is Il ten-quirc medium,
bound In full Russin, tho COVERS ornamcntctl
with huge shield md four stars raised on
snn11rr 81 ara rurrrsputfutr the original States,
, 1876-05-11
Mr. Osborn has been called - Rector Of Trinity
Epiacopal Church.
TIE SOUTH TOWN.

~ MAJ NJ onAt
The South Town Board met last evening At
O'clock. in Justice Mcechts office, Justice Sum
n,o,ns,d n ~. chajr, Win ail nrcscnt except
TS'!4 ~. =! T..rs. ~ ~. sh,ano. au,.-,,n-
!o"a.elefK e"F'cf ~ 'i'' AoScneo ~ ~.
Lincoln wasr eqaesteu 70 act - G'slk' n,a ~naes
that gentleman consented to do. Gleeson And
phll1tn, verc in the audience.
a,,nmt,,,,ar ,,co,, .,,tc., th,, N. mot,on for
e"psi VOW H.".o." ..s.,s 1ssSsa ~, n.,,,,s.
apse.l'h'na'y '1a"c''otl' .nhue ~ ~ n""ps'
ment in the way Of the Boards exercising It's
dntie, ur sts1 stated that fhe Comnittee
sanntnt. a., =, .rs,,,ns .v.sunc+ri,or Rv,n,. rc,
.ppo'as.. ~ 49, ~ .aaa. ~ ,ssss. 4r,ar,,
Gleeson having Jailed to produce thc books eon'
t"iHsE nn 1a c,cc.on .a,d N, book, v.,.
In possession oi his attorneys, but ne @ saw ~ NO
reason WHY nc sn1uu n1t psoo"ec the'" "hcn
has attotneye sanctiohe4 u: ,t:,-,.
mcnts with tis CITY Comptroller wlie5eoy tf9
assessor soula osupy quarters At .ns Caty. tia!.
Board: lls thought It uscess :S expense to rent
toT 1os ,me mettIgs g VI " ls H. Rnart
lhc gehet. upno T.. .a ~ coi ,, " ~ ~
o. iLat tne @wa Ciefks o'gc cou.u % " n tt's
Assceso ohes, anu LILY lnm ~ ~
T,e TIacg u ,r,I.o Sno "naaat ''ce''s ~ sn' A'""
n,, p psrGtt Assassons IS rs. ,o,,.
ano ..'t.ea H. Gos. ~ ] ss.9 ~
sane hh dna M mfaS on oeing eo e
s.,G muM ~ NV NV ~ nouu ,,u ,ir, n
he thought iIom May 10 70 81 yunc nc. @ ne shonIa se
eeu lofy aS yn eas nhc III wort
teen ~ n,,eI5'i au efT ..S9 VIZ. ,rar ."s oaIa
.no PIN VEL VIZ, n.o,1i ~,
10 n'''cF "o''ees "''" w o'i'e' p'e''''''"S
"Sth. e,!. T ,n,o,n .o,a In hal {,,.t o,-,,cod
oupcss'sUI ho enu msn ~ Ei!, M !"st
10 .acee cGs u. iooJ ,,t o ~. ,rnrn ,u w.
iook o'ee sno onoSs " s @at' ",ioa,ts nom
Il, Il, tto possession ot Charles baFse' atcasoHs
atfo,f1eyn s' my,;,,,. .,a T., ,,,1 nro,,s, .r,,,.t
r. ih,11ps sMu ho Mo9su mn nlolcss w. aa!ss hn5 hn5
nctl9s! % gonlalus , II, o,u, e ~ wal a .an.
aatasa ao~Gtrm% % uiesson ~. y. nem %"1so Ise
aEpo,ItlAcnt ~ mn',sew @ t}nn n.tth, "1" w
b'nn4a protcnt aeaMns. M aay cs o" ,.,
If E Phiina a1nointscs fha ear u o rctse9
o. a.,t!f Eu antMPfs "ppo'n'eeS' Ano o'a'u teAo0so
70 Is IGenEn,i1e nEE..,,1 u; o,.a, ,.,o a.. poora r,o
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