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board OF trade and corn exchange asso-
citation. the New York chamber OF COM
merce and produce exchange, and the
board Of trade Of Buffalo, Toledo. st.
Paul, Detroit, Chicago, milwaukee,, Du-
buque. aud other cities for copies OF
their latest reports and other authentic
statistical information bearing on the
question Of transportation, SO courte-
ously furnished us for the use OF the
committees OF this convention. Also
to j. Z. Thompson secretary OF the
state agricultural society, and to Col.
r. 7. Turnkey Of Chicago. who made q
preliminary survey OF the projected
canal twenty-six years ago, for inform
alton furnished. Our thanks arc like
wise rendered to Coy. Croswell OF
Michigan, and the governors OF several
other states, and to distinguished ad-
yocates of cheap transportation both
IN and out OF the state, for the words
OF sympathy which they have so cor
daily expressed in the success Of the
great work for which this convention
has been assembled-a cheap, and
more rapid and safe water transporta-
ton for the products OF the interior
states Of the Union while in transit
from the producing regions of our
country to markets at home and
abroad. We likewise return our
thanks TO the press for its advocacy Of
the objects OF this convention, and for
the publicity 10 has given TO the call
for the holding OF this meeting 1h
3. That the secretary OF this conven-
tion be requested to furnish an official
copy OF these resolutions and the pro-
ceedings of this convention TO U. s.
Senators Ferry and Christiancy and to
Congressman Stone. and 10 each of
the Michigan representatives in con-
gress for presentation in both houses
of Congress.
9. That all persons holding petitions
in their possession in favor OF the sur
vey Of ship canal are requested TO
forward the same to their respective
representatives in congress for refer
ence TO the appropriate congressional
committees.
10. That we respectfully solicit the
aid OF the congressional delegations
from the states OF Illinois, Wisconsin,
Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri, Kansas
and Nebraska in behalf Of the construc-
ton OF this ship canal, and that per-
manent executive committee OF nfteen
be appointed by this convention to
hold correspondence with the friends OF
the canal projects throughout the
country and to promote its general in
terests.
An executive committee of fifteen
was then chosen viva voce composed
as follows: Joseph Fisk, Henry Willis,
II. j. Redheld, Thomas Gray, X. w.
Linn, Byron Markham, III. B. Hudson,
B. ID, Pritchard, A. ID. Botsford. 4. @.
Knapp (PlainwelD, Thomas Burckett |
Dexter, Joseph Lomax (Kalamazoo). |
L. II. Phetteplace, d. @. Henderson |
and III. B. Peck.
The appointment OF a committee 10 |
visit Washington was left with the ex-
ecutive committee, who, after the ad- |
journment OF the convention. organic |
ed OF follows:
Chairman. Col. Joseph Fisk; record |
ing secretary, L. II. Phetteplace; cor
responding secretary, Hiram B. Hud- |
son; treasurer Gen. b. l.. Pritchard, |
all Of Allegan.
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RriIIIant..

Flirtation is 10 love what flowers are
10 fruit.
GRAY hairs seen like the light OF a
soft morn, silvering over the evening OF
life
Some there are who gaze intently In
to The we'll Of truth, but only in hopes
OF seeing their own image reflected
there.
Little minds rejoice over The errors
Of men Of genius, as the owl re.oiceslat
an eclipse.
Fsrcy rules over two-thirds Of the
universe, the past and the fulure, while
reality is confined in the present.
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Bnrs,cd BY Earthquake.

Sioux CrrY. Nov. 23-J. III. Arm
mslroDe, farmer living seven miles
southwest OF Ponca, Neb., arrived here
to-day, and states that, on the day Of
the earthquake, last week, half acre
Of ground on hrs farm was torn into
every conceivable shape, huge masses
Of earth bcing lifted and thrown from
fifteen to twenty feet. Several assures
we're made and still remain, some of
which are flied with water, while others
are vacant and Of unknown depth.
They vary in width from loot 10 ten
feet aud extend nearly across the
ground where the eruption occurred.
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Novel Project to uea, N Town.

The Virginia (Nsv Enterprise says:
'An enterprising engineer Of this city
is engaged in working out a plan for
heating the whole town by means Of
the heat gathered in the subterranean
regions of the mines. He says there is
sufficient heat in the lower levels OF the
mines, underneath our feet 10 comfort
sbly warm every house and every room
10 the city, providing il can be utilized.
His plan -contemplates system Of
pipes Through which the heat will be
distributed, while at the same time il
will he drawn out OF the mines as ID
arises. Thus he will at the same time
heat the town and ventilate the mines. /"
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The people of Michigan will have
their State Capitol finished and fHrn-
ished inside Of 81 ,350, 900. 1t is a we'll
built, good-looking edifice, and the
furnishing will be handsome and sub
stantiul. We firmly believe that there
is not taint Of jobbery about the
whole business, from dome TO founda-
ton.
The "Sucker" State is in q bad way
with her new capitol. At the recent
county elections, popular vote was
taken on fresh appropriation OF 1881,
7l2 to complete the State House. The
measure was defeated by an immense
majority, Chicago giving 32. 020 against
IL. The expenditures already reach
g, 500, 900. The State House commits
sioners are accused of frauds in out
running the sums granted for Il o
building. and then leaving it in con-
dition nearly useless.
The only excuse we have seen is in
the Chicago Inter-Ocean, which shows
how much worse of the Empire"
State is. Ten years ago .plans were
adopted for new capitol at Albany,
and the total cost limited to 81, 900, 600
for the building complete. A few
changes were made in these plans. with
the promise of the commissioners that
no increase Of cost should take place;
but in 1874, when only one third of the
walls above the foundation were laid,
the same commissioners reported that
"a, ,3I7 ,523 had been expended; and the
architect who made the original esti-
mate wanted 81, $50, ,065 more to COM
plete the structure. Thus he would
bring the cost up TO sl2, ,242, 5SS. Last
winter the Legislature appropriated
81 900, 900, which Gov. Robinson veto
ed; but he was bulldozed by the build
ing ring and a rabble whom they
brought about his ears into signing a
subsequent appropriation OF $500, 900.
When this capitol is done, it will give
miserable accommodations at ten times
the cost of the edifice in this city.
The New York Capitol has been han
died by Democratic ring, the Illinois
one by a non-partisan ring, and the
Michigan Capitol has been built by
Republican officials without any ring. -
Lansing Republican.
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Medical.
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
Schenck's Putnouic- syrup,
Schenck-s sen weed Tonic,
schenck's Mandrake Pills,

Schenck's sen Weed Tonic,
schenck's Mandrake Pills,
are The only medicines that viii cure Pulmonary
Frequently medicines that will stop a cough
viii occasion tho death OF the patient; they lock
up the liver, stop tie circulation 81 the blood,
hemorrhage follows, and IN fact they clog the
acli0n OF the very organs that caused NE cough.
Liver complaint and dvspeps.a are the causes
Of twO-thirds Of the cases OF Consumption.
Many persons complain OF a duii pain In the side,
constipation. coated tongue. pain In the shoulder
blade, feelings Of drowslncss and restleszness,
the food lying heavily on the stomach, accom-
panied with acidity and belching up OF wind.
These symptoms usually originate from a dis
ordered condition OF the stomach or torpid
iyer,
Persons so affected, II they take one or two
hcayp colds, and n the cough IN these cases be
suddenly checked, will und the stomach and
liver clOgged, remaining torpid ard Inactive.
a mass of sores, and liberated. the result of
which IL death.
Scheuoks Pulmonic syrup II an expectorant
lated 90 check q cough suddenly.
Schenck's Sea Weed rOnic dissoyes the food,
mix,s W,'h The gastric ig!ccs Of the stomach,
aids digestion, aud creates ravennus appetite
When the bowels are cOsfiue. skin sallOw, or
tie symptoms otherwise OF a bilious tendenry.
Schencks Mandrake Pills are required.
These mediclncs are prepared only by
j. N. ScnENCE a SOW,
~ Il. corner sixth and Arch Sts.. Phila-
And are for sale by all druggists aud dealers.
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Traius are run by Chicago time, which = ?,
minutes slower than Detroit and Clcyei and time.
All trains run daily. except Sundays.
CONNECTIONS Close connections made az p
SLANT, with n. G. X. u. FOR all points east AMI
west. 81 Manchester, with Jackson Branch of
l. :. NJ. :. r. II. At Hulsdale: with l.. s. NJ.
\ X. r.. Al Bankerz, with Il. W .. a - n H.
for points north aud south.
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All trains daily except sunday.
CONNECTIONS:

All trains daily except sunday.
CONNECTIONS;
At JacEsOn-Cl0se connections are made viii.
Michigan Central, Jackson, Lansing A saginaw
Grand River valley, and Michigan ir Line Rail
roads.
Al Jonesvne-with Lake shore 4 Michigan
SOcthcru Railroad.
AZ BanEers-Wlth Detroit, Eillsdale South
Western Railroad.
sc waterloO-With Lake shore 4 Michigan
Southern AIR binel.
Al Auburn JunCt0n-Nth Detroit, Eel Rive
a Illinois an1 Baltimore & ohio Railroad.
AT Fort Wayne-With PittsburE, Fort Wayne 4
Chicago, Toledo, wabash Western, F0ri Waynt
Muncie Cincinnati, and Cincinnati, hchmont
A Fort Wayne Railroads.
y. B. LOOMS. Prest and GEM Manager
5. X HOOPER. Gen. = Ticket AGENT.
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LAKE SHORE & NICH SOU.-MIOH
CENTRAE-JACKSON& FT
WAYNE d. IT, az
LAKE SHORE a MICH. sou. n. q.
Trains viii leave the stations named, as follows;

~ Michigan Accommodation, going West.
Connects with Kalamazoo and Grand Rapids
Train AZ White Pigeon.
gW- Mail and Night Express trains going east,
connect with Trains for Detroit, st Adrian
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Periodicals.
HARPER'S MAGAZINE,
rLLUsTHArED.

ef Notices Of the pross.
The veteran Magazine. which long ngo out
gfowfls orlginal title 0f the New Monthly Maga-
One, has bot Ina the least Gsafed the popularity
Won at the outscf. but has added 70 u In many
WAYS aud has kept fairly abreast or the times,
thanks 10 the enterprise Of the publishers ald
the tact and wisdom ~ its editors. Tor whatr~
er H. hest ana most readsble-atAc literature OF
travel. discovery, and uctinn, the average read
or Of to-day lOoAs % Harpers Magazine. just rs
eXpectautly as dii the reader OF quarter Ot
century ago; there Is the same admirable Narie-
~ of contents and the same freshness and suR-
gestiyeness in rs editorial departments now as
theu.--l Boston Journal.
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Vegetine.
SHE RESTS WE'LL.

South Pcland. Ne, Oct. n. 1870.
Mr A. r. SrEvNNs.
Dear Si--I have been sick two years with the
liver complaint. aul during that time have taken
q greaf many different medicines, hut none OF
them sld mc aus -aJoa. 7 was restless nights
aud uad 10 aprette Sinco taking the Nert me
/ rest we'll, and relish my food. Can rccUmme nd
ihe Vcgeflnc for what ~ has done for me.
Yours respectfully,
MRS. ALBERT KICKER.
Witness OF the above
MR. GRO. NJ. WAUGH, Medford. Mass.
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VEGETlN
Rev ]. P. LUDLOW WRITES:

Us BALTIC STRErr. BROOKLYN, y. IL
November Il, lssi. 4
Mr.. III. n. stevens.
Dear Sfr:-FrCm personal heuent received 10y
It's use az well as frotn personal knowledge OF
those whose cures thereby have seemed almost
! can most heartily and sincerely
rccomWend the Negetlne Tor the complaints
which Il ls Ciaimei 90 cure
JAMES T.. LUDLOW,
Late Pastor calvary Baptist Church,
Sacramento. Cal.
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The instrument is as follows:
INDIAN DEED To ROGER LUDLOW
East side OF Norwalk River.

INDIAN DEED ~ ftOnh-h LtbbO"s
East side OF Norwalk River.
A copyie Of deed of sale made by
Norwalke Indians unto Master Lnd-
lowe, of Fairfield, as followeth. 26th
February, 1910.
An agreement made between the In.
dians OF Norwalke and Roger Ludlow;
il is agreed, that the Indians of Nor
wake, for and in consideration OF eight
fathom OF wampum, sixe coates, tenn
hatchets, tenn hoes. tenn knifes, tenn
si.sors, tenn iewseharpes, teun fathom
Tobackoe, three kettles Of sixe hands
about, tenn looking glasses, have
granted all the lands, meadows, pastur-
ingc, trees, whatsoever their IL, and
grounds betweene the twoe Rivers, the
one called Norwalke, the other SOaka-
tuck, TO the middle Of sayed Rivers,
from the sea days Wake into the
country; 90 the sayed Roger Ladlow,
and his heirs or assignes for ever; and
that noe Indian or others shall chal-
lenge any ground within the sayed
Rivers Of limits, nor disturb the sayed
Roger, hiers or sssignes, within the
precincts aforesaid. In witness where
OF the parties thereunto have inter
chsngeably sett their hands.
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SCRTByER'S MONTHLY FOR
iS77-'1S.
ID pICTrREsoNE NIDE OF

Without recalling the excellence of the
nast. the publishers Of Scnbner's Monthly an
gouurc for Tie wear 20 come the following
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TuT sADnLr-rionsE.-

f., Wariug, with whose excellent work of
v1rioas sorts our rcadcr- are familiar. cone
tributes two Illustrated articles on the horse.
Tic treats specially OF saddlc-hor-cs aud thcir
lsc for pleasure and for sport. Including
road-filiug f0X-huutng aud racing. The
nature of the English Thoroughbred and that
of bis Eastern progcnitor (thc AmlIau) are
fully considered In relation 90 these uscs.
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DETROIT HILLsDALE q SOUTH
WESTERN q. q.
Westward Trains.

Trains viii leave the stations named, as follows,
from aud after June cath. lsi1:
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StNE 1EOL.u.-NCw stories by this pop
uiay writer will he given In carly numbers ot
~cribncr beginning with Joe Haio's Red
stockucs." Co appear in January 1his
novelette, chronicles au episode of the late
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Old Indian Deeds.

Mr.. David Keeler, Of Kalamazoo o, has a
copy OF deed given by the Norwalk
Indians, Connecticut, 10 Roger Lud-
lowe, one of his ancestors, in 164O. II
il in the form Of an agreement and is
signed by Mr.. Ludlowe and by the GU
rious totems Of the savages who are
named Tomakergo, TokAneko, Adam,
Prosewausenos and Mahachemo, the
Sachem. Thos. Ludlowe witnessed
the agreement.
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STATE NEWS.

The State Capitol of Lansing will
probably be dedicated next Fourth OF
July.
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AuCIIITrC-rURE on nTHDN.-

Thomas " Brewer VIII routrhrtc funr cN-
4uisiicly illustrated articles on s.tds -ucsts.
which every lover OF nature vii delight in.
Dr Brewer has probably the nuest collection
lf iird-' cE- iu the world % draw upon for
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MORE OLD LETTERS.

WUI-I- WNsD Ii y I-FE~ ~ I'I' "
This series g. a very promising one, a. %.
Mackenzie j. perhaps. ~ americans. 'the bcrI
irfOfmcd aud mu,t idly scquaiuted in all
matters personal to his cofeUpouIiCs amgu-
English autlors lie vii present uutcs ON.
and letters fH1n. MlF Barrett fNra brown
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IITERanY PouTnAIrs.-Rl,han

Henry Stoddard not only one of the iuust
eminent of onr poets but also distinguished
for bis knowledge of Engf.n literature aud
English literary history, viii contribute
nrmbrT of fhterary portiaits Including those
10 Keats Shelley. Mrs Browning &c.
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LANSING DIVISION.

Trains wlllleave the stations named, as follow
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Miss Ada Grant, aged nineteen years,
suicided by poison on Thursday night,
in Detroit
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1877-12-04

Burroughs. author ~ W. Ike k.biu. &c.
VA contain NOS only articles on Birds. Int on
"Tamping." Camping Ont and kindred
topic Mr.. BufrUugh papers VIII begin in
,hD January uumbcr. tle lrsl being entitled
Bird. and Brds uns Illustrated by Iidciia
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The township superintendent Of
schools for Mancel0na, Antrim county,
has been sent TO the county Jail for 90
days for assault and battery.
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THE SUN.
1877. NEW YORK. 1877.

The different editions of The SUy during
the next year will las the same as during the
year that has Just I:assed. The daily edition
will ON week days b. q sheet of four pages
and on Sundays u sheet OF eight pages, or 5J
broad columns; while the weekly edition Will
be ~ sheet Of eight pages ~ the same dimen.
.ions AMI character shia are already familiar
To our friends.
TnE Sun Will continue to b. the strenuous
advocate OF reform and retrenchnent, and of
The substitution of state niBnshi p, W isdom and
Integrity for hollow pretence, imbecility, ana
fraud I'm the administration OF public affairs
IL will contend for the government Of the
people by the people ana for the people, as
opposed To government by frauds In tile bal
lotboX ana IN the counting Of votes, enforced
ny military violence. 10 will cndeavor 10 sup
ply It's rcadcrs-a body now not far rom u
million or souls-witll the most careful, COM
pletc, and Trustworthy accounts OF current
events, and VIII employ for this purpose
portcis and correspondents. Its reports from
Washington, especially, will b. full, accurate,
and fearless; and II Wilt doubtless continue
10 deserve and enjoy the hatred Of those who
thrive by plundcring the Treasury or by
usurping what the law does not give them,
wniic II VIII endcayor to merit the confidence
Oh the public 10y defending the rights Of the
pcopic against the encroachncnts of unJusti-
hcd power.
The price Of the daily Sun will he S. cents
sunday edition s7.1Oa year.
The sunday edition alone, eight pages,
The weekly SUN, eight papcs of 10 b-oad
coiumns, viii be furnished during 1877 at the
rhle o1 81 u year. post paid.
lne Dchent OF his urge reduction from tho
Prtvl9nS f,e for the Weekly can be enjoyed
" inulHuuaiSuDscribers without the necessity
al making up clubs. At the same time, il any
OF our friends choose to aid In extending our
circulation, we shall he grateful to them. and
every such person who sends us ten or more
subscribers frn one place will br entitled To
one copy or the paper for himself without
charge. AT one dollar n year, postage paid.
me expenses OF paper and printing are barely
repaid and, considering the size Of the sheet
ana the quality gifts contents, we are conn.
dent the people will consider The Weekly
Sun the cheapest newspaper published I'm the
world, and WE trust also one Of the very best
Address, TIE Sun, New York city, y. Y.
3,-t
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The proposition to submit the
counting of the electoral vote to a
joint commission of Congressman
and Judges of the Supreme Court
may be all well enough in theory,
but is certainly establishing bad
precedent. For ourselves. We can
see no reason for departure from
the time honorcd custom by which
the vote is counted by the President
Of the Senate, in the presence of
both Houses. There is no provi-
sion in the constitution for any
commission, and Congress has no
right 20 appoint one. The idea
that any body of men, chosen by
the people to perform certain mill
istcrial and legislative acts under
the constitution, can go OIL and as.
sumo duties and powers wholly I'm.
authorized by the constitution and
law is an exceedingly pernicious
ono.
Nothing tends more rapidly to
the utter destruction of confidence
in government as disregard of
law by those sworn to execute the
law. II the constitution is a thing
to be infringcd upon or patched up
by the mere within of any partisan
power, it had better be thrown into
the fire. 1t seems to us very bad
sign of the times, when such q
proposition is even seriously enter
tanned.
The lawlcss threats of certain
Democratic leaders, to inauguratc
another rebellion in case Tildcn j.,
not made President, is another rca-
son why no illegal compromise
should be entered into. What the
people want is pcaccablc dcclara-
tion of the popular voice as cert.
fed to by the proper authorities in
the various States. A decision
from a clap-trap, illegal, lottery
will give no genuine
to any partY.
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have a soft time of it, for the old
man left them all enough TO make
very pretty fight with. There
will be no change in the manage
ment OF the great roadside William
has been virtually the manager for
several years. Within u very few
months the four richest men in the
country have gone to their long
homc-.lstor, Vanderbilt, and
Stewart, of New York, and Hcmcn-
way, of Boston. They didn't take
anything with them.
POOR AMY FAwsrTT
is dead, and died of starvation.
Amy Fawsitt was an English actress
who was at one time, the pet of
London, and bid fair to become n
favorite in New York. But the
woman who could earn her thous-
ands week did not save n cent
they all seem to think that their
popularity will last forcvcr-and
when she was taken sick she was
forgotten. Her little money went,
then her clothes, until finally she
had not as much as a pair ofstock-
inss, and died in this great city for
want of food and medicine. Two
years ago thousands of girls, as thew
saw this beautiful woman clad in
velvet and loaded with jewels, en-
We'd her. There isn't shop girl i'm
the city who has not led more
happy life, and very few but who
will die better death. 1t is not
all gold that glittcrs.
THE WEATHER
is abominable. The January thaw
is on us, and the lower part of the
city is one lake of slush. Cellars
are full of water, and the streets
arc impossible. The fall of snow
was immense, and, as none of it
has been removed it makes the
streets feariully disagrecablc.
PILTRO.
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TRAINS GOING sOrTM-EAsr.
TAXING Errscr srypAr, DKc. 10, 1876.

Connections mac at Toicd. with the i. nix. sbs-.
Mich Southern X X for Cleveland and Chic. 10
ana With The 4 - !. for incinnati and Il.
S"hti. Also with The I " 4 W X X to and fr,S
Michigan Central itailroad for Chicago and local
points Easfa anu Vest ami Detroit with the (ir..t
Western and Grand Trunk and Canada SOuth.ra
,,;anslng 4 Lake Michigan Il Il; nj Holly with n.
DETROIT 3 Milwaukee. Al Flint With The Chicsss
q lake huron AZ Fast saginaw with l. y
hN and ID ( 30 divisions Of the Mich. Cest
A. iced city with the Grand Rapid. & Ind. RIFE,
S VIC NORTH ami south. And ut Ludngton with
Franz oit.Sc. ""''''''
SArronD KEyLrH, SUIT.
J.i NouRrE, Grn'I Ticket Ar't