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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-20
St. Nicholas for 1877,

Which opens with November, 1876, begins
A short and very entertaining serial frou-
the French, ''TRe Kingdom OF the Greedy, ""
story adapted TO the Thanksgiving season.
Another serial, OF absorbing interest to boy.
"HIs own MASTER"
BY j. T. Trowbridge,
author of the "Jack Hazard Stories be-
gnns in the Christmas Holiday Number. :.
Besides serial stories, Christmas storic.
lively sketches, poems and pictures for the
holidays, and some astonishing illustrations
Of Oriental sports, with drawings by siamese
artists
The Christmas Holiday Number Of
ST. NICHOLAS,
uperbly illustrated, contains very inter-
"lHE BOYS OF MY BoYHoeD,o
by William Cullen Bryant;
"IhG Horse Hotel,' lively article, by
Charles A. Barnard, splehdidiy illustrated
'Ihe Clock In the sky" by Richard A
Proctor "A Christmas Play for Homes or
Sundsy-schools," by DR.. Egg.eston; "The
peterkins Christmas Tree" by Lucrctia
T. Hale Poetry and Carols of Winter
ny Lucy Larcom, with pictures.
Do Not Fail to Buy ST. Nicholas for ,s.4
christmas HOLIDAYS. Price 30 cts,
purlng the year there will be Interesting
papers LOT boys, by William Cullen BRYANT,
ypna w. hitler, Thomas Hughes, William
no"itt, pr Holland, George Macdonald,
sanford b. Hunt, Frank Il. stockton. an,
Others.
There will be stories, sketches ap,.I
poems, OF special interest to girls, BY Hur-
vet prescott Spoford, Susan Coolidge,
Safah Winter Kellogg, Elizabeth stuart
Lhclps, Louisa Alcott, Lucretia Z. Hale,
Celia lhaxter, Mary Mapes Dodge. and
many Others There will be also
TWELVE SKY PICTURES
ny Professor Proctor, the Astronomer. a.
WIN maps, showing The Stars of Each
hontn," which will be likely 10 surpass In
interest any series On popular science re-
Gently given to the public.
amusement and Instruction, with Fun
and frolic, and Wit and Wisdom, will be
mingled as heretofore, and ST. NIcHoLA
WIN cohtinde to delight the young and give
icosuie W tn6 OLD.
THE LONDON LITERARY WORLD
SAYS:
mere Is no magazine for the young thai
can De said to equal this choice pro 1uo ton
OF sCRIBNER's press. All the articles.
whether In prose or rhyme, are throbbipr
with vitality. The literature ana
Z rtistic Illustrations are both superb.N
The London Daily News says awe wIsH ,
We could point out its equal in our own
eriodical literature"
GOOD NEWS FOR BOYS AND GIB
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ana III has been reduced to 30 each. TIL
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Ay; but wait, good wife, q minute;
nave tfst word to say;
10 you know what to day is?
Mother, lis our wedding day.
Just as now, We sat at supper
when The guGsts had gone away;
i9u sat that side, sat this side,
forty years ago to-day
Then what plans We laid together;
"hat brave things meant TO do,
Nslll we dream to-day would ilEd us
Al ms taDle-ne and You3
Better 50, no doubt-and yet I
sometimes think-I cannot tell
hld our boy--ah, yes know, dear;
Yes, he doeth all things we'll
Wen we've had our joys and sorrows,
Shared our smiles Us well rs tears;
And--the best Of all 1--we had your
Faithful love for forty years.
Poor we've been, but not forsaKen.
>, Grief we've known, but never ehgme--
Father for Thy endless mercies
S'Ill We bless Thy Holy name.
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-20

SENATOR ROSCOE CoNKLING left New
York on last Saturday for summer
tour in Europe.
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t6- EXTRA OFFER FOR 1917,

70 an new subscribers for ls77, will be zen
gtstis the SIX numbers of 1876, containing, vii
usner valuable matter, the first installmen,s of
Lossle, by GEORGE MACDONALD, now an
appearing in The Living Age from advanr
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-20

author of the "Jack Hazard Stories be-
nns in the Christmas Holiday Number. I,
Besides serial stories, Christmas storic.
lively sketches, poems and pictures for the
holidays, and some astonishing illustrations
OF Oriental sports, with drawings by siamese
artists
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-20

Which opens with November, 1876, begins
A short and very entertaining serial from-
the French, ''TRe Kingdom OF the Greedy, ~
story adapted TO the Thanksgiving season.
Another serial, OF absorbing interest to boy.
"HIS own MASTER"
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-20

Open every Ousinessday from 9a m TO III
n. Saturday evenings for savings deposits only
rom 10 . o'clock,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-01-25
The extreme Republican claim i

The extreme Republican claim in
regard to the count of the electoral vote
is that neither the House of Represen-
tatjyeS. the Senate, the j"int convention.
nor the President of the Senate has the
power to 90 behind the the returns from
the several States. or. as MIR. Gcorge
William Curtis pats it, that the State
certificates, lawfully completed, shall be
final, To determine whether the Stale
certificates are lawfully completed, 1t
Will be necessary for Congress to inquire
IN each instance whether the canvass
has been made and the result returned
, BY the person or persons designated hy
I the laws of the State When the vote
of Ii ui,iana is opened i, will transpire
/ that the canvass las been mal!e By four
men. Wells. Anderson, Cascnavc, and
kcuner, claiming to lie aRcturning Board
/ empowered by the statutes Of III, State
to count the clectoralvote. An inquiry
rs 10 the status Of this body will show
thas the statute, Of Louisiana contain no
at which Gives the Returning Board
jurisdiction over tie vote fer electors #
President ani Vice President: and that
if ,hi. jurisdiction belongs to anybody
+ it belongs. under the law. TO the Cover
nor. Secretary of Sta, Attorney
General, and District Juu,-e OF the
Disnic, of New Orb ans. The ee,tinca
ties of the so-called Eel ubliesn eleet,--
of Loaisian. have not been lawfully
completed, and are not hnal;aRd between
this horn OF the dilemma and shcOrcgon
horn, there is not sitting room ter even
so experienced sitter as Morton.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-01-25

RUSSIA WEAKENING-Ac cable dis
patch says that Prince Gortschakoft has
sent circular to the Russian represen-
tatiyes abroad. declaring that Russia
cannot undertake war-like policy for
fear that the other Powers who will not
support her might join in COALITION
against her If this is the upshot OF
the whole Turko- Russia matter, it is
evident that Turkey is master of the
situation, and the Russian Bear will for
an indefinite period have to refrain from
goblin" that choice morsel which lies
beyond his reach on the strongly
defended shores of the Bosphorus.
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the outbreak of war.

After several months delay, Bliss, the
United States district attorney of New
York, has commenced suit against Mr..
Ti!dcn to recover $3.50, 00o. which he
claims the governor owes rhe United
States as a balance on his incnmc, tax.
The reason given for commencing the
suit at this time is that the district at
torney believes the governor has not
paid the tax, and that it would be
"cowardIy," in The opinion of Mr..
Bliss, to delay the proceedings longer,
1t is not likely tina. these arc anything
Ike the real motives for the proceedings.
but neither Mr. TIldcn nor any of his
friends will object to having the matter
brought to legal test at the earliest
practicable. moment No effort has yet
been made by the governor of Ohio. We
believe, to obtain judicial settlement
OF the amount VI WHICH tiiAt sta'S -
understood TO have been dcfrauded by
false returns Of rropricty for taxation
made by Mr.. Hayes. 1t would he we'll
now that the courts are to have an OPP
pqrtunity to pass upon Mr. Tilden 5 in
come tax,it Mr.. Hayes could be furnish
ed with a chance to prove that his three
or tour family carriages and two OIL
ahree teams of horses were not under
yah,sd nj three hundred dollars. These
relics OF the campaign should be al
cleared up. since tn, business has been
started.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-01-25

In promptly refusing to comply with
the demands Of the Christian powers of
Earope, presented through the Constan-
tinople conference. the Turkish Govern
ment displays a remarkable degree OF
courage, and gives the world to under,
stand that it is prepared for hestillties
withRussia. The British lenipotentiary
from whom Turkey had expected support
agreed to the terms Of the powers, and
thus left Turkey standing alone; but yet
she has maintained her ground. The
conference retrcatcd from the more OBJ
jectionable demands to which it gave
consideration in It's earlier sessions; but
Turkey refused TO adopt even the few
propositions that were finally submitted
t. her Her ministers argued and pro-
tested against the successive points as
they were brought up; but neither the
retraction Of one point nor the modiica-
ton OF another could be made satisfac-
tory to them as long as any obnoxious
point was left.
The work of the conference is over,
and the result is failure. The arniStice
with Servia lasts till the 1T Of March;
and it hos.ilities arc to begin before that
time, it is Russia that must begin them.
The Turks wait for the next step Of
their adversaries. The season of the
year is inauspieions for military opera
tions on the part of Russia but the
Gar has made threats which will not
become more impressive BY delay in their
execution. Russia has an immense army
near the Turkish frontier; but the Turks
have in waiting for it a force rot to be
despised In the mean time Russian
diplomacy will again he active in its
attempts to form such alliances as srere-
auired under the altered circumstances.
and to provide against such eomp!Ica-
81 s..i~,-:..<-
,,tbro,I- of war
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-01-25
CTATE O.. WISCONSIN
- County of :sitCSyOc

Probate Office. Tanitowoc Jan. 10th, \ D 1871
In the matter of the Proof and PROBATE of H. q
last Will and testament of Gulbrand G.. Waarum
deceased. late OF the county OF Manitcwoc has
has been made by knud Ec'DIe pravug taat the
same he proven and admitted 70 Probate accord
ing 10 the nwe o. this state: Therefore ii is ord
cred TIL; said application he heard before the
P;JCate Oa;ce in the City of nanItowoc in said
Coanty. on the 18th DAY Of February A. d. IIT7 at
ten O'Clock in the fcTcHooA. And il j. farther
ordered. that notice shall he given 70 all persons
interested IN said will. OF the tine and place of
aaid hearing, hy publication in She MuniGouoc
Pilot newspaper printed in said comfy tor three
successive weeks. once ccch week, prior 10 the
time of such hearing.
Dy tbs Court.
T g. OLMST-D County JUDGE
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-01-25
GUARDIAN SALE
IN PROBATE.-na natswoc Ceuut,

In the matter OF the guardianship Of the minor
heir Of .iarytN oeTf, deceased
Nutice il hereby given. that by virtue and in
pursuance OF order of license. mad. in eaid
matter.on the llth day of December 4. ID. l--. Ev
Z. county coBrt OF s.rid county The under>i -nyi
guardian of the minor heirs vi Mary Wocrici dc.
ceased. will. on Saturday the Sd DAY OF e bruarv
A. ID. 1877. ut ten O'Clock in the for noon If said
day al the Office Of the County Judge in the civ
Of Naniiosoc, in said County. offer fer S-ie NJ
pablo yeudae, the following described lard> "a
Wit Tire northeast quarter IN of the south
west quarter - of Sec No. -. Town No
nineteen 10 Range Ne. Ga east in the COUNTY of
Aanitowoc, Wis. Terms OF sale cash.
EDWARD W0EEFFL.
tsEa-CisH.
Dated at Msuitavoc, the 1lth day of December.
4. n. 1915 aSrc~
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-01-25

Texas is trying to regulate the traffic
ia alcohei-hy local option law, each
county deciding for itself whether
licenses shall or shall not be granted
The negroes generally have voted against
prohibition. Tbereare various opinions
in every quarter as to the effect of local
option, and the experiment in Texas
will We observed with interest.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-01-25

hN s@43
The Fraudulent Count in Louisiana
We know OF nothing in al our poll
tics more az iaeiogs OF more detcstablc
than the assertion which We constantly
read and hear that the frau iulcnt count
in i.ouisia is IN regular form, and there
lore legal.
Whatever partisans may declare, who
arc only looking after results regardless
Of methods, We presume there Yet remain
some fixed standards Of law and justice
And 1t Is both law AID equity that
iraud vitiatcs all bargains, ali agreements,
ail contracts, between man and man
We should like, therefore, to know how
il lapEen5 that fraud does not also vitiate
an eleetIua count, into which IT enters as
a cl4ief ingredient. The idea is moGstrous
rFsat official ac2undrcls may manipulate
.clartion returos sn \, IN count ont those
c,p3,1ats. who are chosen bv nonu,ar
s,,fFrsoc and elect ninoritv candidates
not chosen at all, provided forms Of law
arc observed IN committing the yiilainy.
.ybis is 70 rcy,r.e the true AMI ancient
maxim winch declares that fraud invali-
dates transactions and to assert that if
.seatire is done according to certain
t,rms. i anus. stand. g.
rr,.
-. .,+;., an an ,ro,,~. !, : such .
,.!ni;tst porycrsion of honesty and justice
that every honest ana Just man
s,,5ros ~ sentiment viia eeorn and in
di,r.tiap. NJ folsa Of 1au.uage used
to paili4ts tlra essential viiiainy Of Tie
doctrine can diSe-aiSc is vnormity to the
average tsnderstan&i15- Yet all around
Is heard the yarroJ cTy that if legislators
end partisalis 10 t1t cheat within the
established rorrasoI legislative enactment
the dctrauaei Pahllc must submit to the
indi@nity ani 'niqaity The acts o!
the Returning Board OF Louisiana must
r,araIl,. .c-o~d;not 10 ! law Of that State.
,:ho fac, tbat ,key arc GROSSLY fraudulent
:. 20 bo oycr'sorne by the fact that the
,,,.,s ,.ho -, r,ruotr,tal ,ha fr,ud
,ir,1,-,l ,,obr;..,ll,.
v,oI,,ea The st,tn-c under which thew
have Acted
&c 'o','e'''' ''''' "'"','"'> ~ ''O>
'i'He IA " '''' ',''" !" P''.' :" IAN ''
- ','''' : '''N', :, - 49,
= ~ i'''''' = Common '''''N''S :
~ '''''o''' ~ ''''
iuN''s,' "''' = ''''' "''''' y" ~ '''''7,
~" p"'''' '"a'iS' ""' ."e p"o''o AZ
hi''''S'F''''n q ""','s '''" u".N 'io'''
e'"''s'i' - 'il' >'.i'''''' u ','' i'0"'S-
~" "''N'0- '' 'N''. ~
'"'''''N 0'S'" :, 80 :. y N'"'''''1 ~
'o''>'''"'''' ''''-' ''''i,'"3 -" '"e''
sf'o""S-'"" We arc 's'a'neu 10 say
ma h,.r,,. that i will rasult in
j., i ,n,,l;c,n. hin. cxn.,,oA ;.pomin-
;,.,y Cr,,o nay.r 4. some subsequent
,llc,ion Bat how? The people vote
i. vain If their votes may safely he mis-
eaantcd by nnprinc'pIed scoundreiS WIG
have charge oil tae 'al''' boxes II /
'ile urS'. s. ''', = = NM - -"
~ ..d now ont If tbo election VII,
shall NOT the fraud be repeated again anc
again? We do not believe in submission
10 such an outrage \ way must b
'""nl 10 i"l! and defeat It, or our boast St,
:.
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t g. CLMSTEp County j
GUARDIANS SALE.

Int..c matter of the guardianship Of the minor
heir If Henry Cordes, deceased
Notice Is hereby given that by virtue ana in
pursuance of IN order OF license made in said mai
ter, on the 4th day of December. 1876 by the County
Court of raid County. the undersigned Catherine
Cordc-. guardian OF the minor heir ri Henry c.
Gcs deceased. will Monday he 22h day "I .Ic.i-
uary \. ID. 1871. al ten o'clock in the ference. cf
said day. at the Office Of the County judge III the
city al Silrtpwac in said cOuaty, offer for sale at
public reHdGc the following described hand. TO
Hii 4: The southwest quarter (sTl, Of The north
,ees+ quarter tuv of Section M eighteen tiS)
in Township No. cit v-uDa = North of ian. q.
No. twenty three ga EgsI in Mauiyowoc County,
State Gf Wisconsin. The ie!Ii.S OF safe cash
CATHERINE CJPDES.
Guardian of said Minor
Dated Al, Nanitow'c, the 3};h day OF December
A. u. 1870. so SIX
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-01-25
IN PROBATE - Nanttnuoc County

Ia the matter Of Il e estate Of Martin Rathcl
deceased.
On reading and flirg the petition Of Nicholas
DtJman. administrator with will annexed. OF
III. estate Of said deceased. r.pretCniir'g among
o.tcr fhiGgs- that he has fully administered
saih estate, and PRAYING that tire aild place be
fixed FOR examining AND allowing his account of
his administration fled in this Court. 1. Is order
this CoGrt, Monday. the 18th day Of February.
\. d. 1871. At II O'Clock a. H. III my office in said
County.
Ordered further that Huticc thereof BE- given to
the heir. of said decea -ed and all inter
ested, by publishing copy Of thi. order tor three
successive weeks prior 30 s1iG day of hearHr IN
the snitCw0c Pilot weekly news paper FHbishcd
8: the city OF Manitow0c in said county.
Dated ~ Hanitpwoc. the 18th day CT Januecy.
A. u. 1s.T.'%
T & or NSTFU Comfy Jud.-c
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-01-25

A terrible story comes from Fort
Randall Of the capture of Black Hills
train bound for Y anktcn. and the Iassa-
ere of some twenty men accompanying
it. The hutchery occurred about day :
journey from the hills, near The Little
Missouri-protably not far from where
Crook had his fight with Crazy HaTse's
band, last fall, when on the march from
they ellowstone valley to the Black Hills
and it is laid to the charge Of Crazy
Horse and his men, who are evidently
compelled by the destruction OF their
supplies SO 60 in quest of plumber at
this Indictment season. The frontier
posts have been stripped of their garri-
sons and the lines of travel left unpro-
tected, BE- cause the president wanted the
troops for electioueerins and revolution
airy purposes in the south and at Wash
ington; and people who have occasion to
cross the plains in the direction of the
gold mines at present, will find 1t neces.
sary to 90 IN sufficient force for self pro-
lection The admins tration is still too
much absorbed intte exl lodcd conspiracy
for counting in Hayes. IL give them any
career assistance. The sh. ,cking occur
renee above mentioned will assist the
country to estimate the real value of the
treaty" with the Sioux, negotiated a
few months aga, and submitted to con-
gross with an elaborate report from tho
commissioners the other day.
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In the matter of the estate Of Patrick Mullins.
late o. said county. deceased
On reading ana filing the peii;iCn of Michael
Mullins, executor of the estate Of said deceased
representing among other Il in =. that ne has fully
administered said estate ana praying that time
and place be fixed TOR examining and allowing his
account of his administration. fled in this court
1t Is ordered thar said account be examined by the
Judge of this court. the l2th day of February
\. u. III, al 10 oclCck y. NJ, mr. Office in said
comfy.
Ordered further. that notice thereof nc given Il
the heirs of said deceased and - all person. inter
estcd by publishing copy OF this order for three
weeks prior To said da, vi hearing III the Mantle
voc Pilot n Weekly Newspaper published al Mani
towoc in said county.
DStct: at Nanitovoc, the 10th day of January
A. u. 1c1..
an-3w r. G. OLMSTED. County JUICE.
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DRESS GOODS!
J. ScHUETTE & BROS.

We have line of Silk Warp Dress Goods both brocaded
IN beautiful designs and plain splendid goods for wedding dresses
ETC. Also lot of .4lpacas, Black Pre NoIoir of the
.ua7y Stuart make which excel in durability and silk like
lustere anything we have yet seen.
We have assortment of stylish checks 10
Toal of the above would respectfully call your attention
J. SCHUETTE & BROS.
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Agnes Bartosch
pIf.
Joseph Harfcsch

- tate On Wssc0nSln. ClfculS GOurI
= Mantt0yyoc County.
Agnes Bartosch
W
Joseph Bartcsch
Def.
To the defendant above named
You are hereby summoned and REQ uired to an
swer the complaint in thi, sction. OF which q copy
Is herewith served upon you- and to serve . copy
of yoEr answer the subscriber al their office l.
the cify of Aanito.oc in the county of M;ciiau ..
and state OF Wisconsin within twenty divs ai;er
the service hereof exclusive of the dav of such
service, and if YOU fail to the complaint as
aforesaid, the plaintiff viii apply 10 the Court for
the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated at Hanitouoc, Wis Nov 9Th 1876
Ii. G.. & ". j. TURNER
Plaintiff ; Attorneys. MaaioySoc. Wis.
To the defendant above nam;i: take notice that
copy of the complaint i'll the above entitled action
filed in the Office of the Clerk Of the Circuit
CourI in the county of Msnisowoc and in the State
Of w ;sconsin on the 18th day of December 1915
Manitowoc, Wis. December 18th. i>-6.
II. q. ( IS. J. Turner.
9J65w Plaintiffs Aitorneys.
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~ rE-.ss.u,soss Covnzy

4 s+t.si
IL ne aa;teE Of the estate Of Jacob Peri IL
C"ased.
10 az s-lori IL nay concern. letters OF sGrlir-
srarion ~ id e-t1tc having issued - lCbp
las -imonis al the 1871 dap Vi Dsc. a D. 1918 aGG
tour months rom aEd ai!ci said day being allow 81
n limited f.: creditors 10 present thcir claims
To- examination "ud allowance. Notice IL hereby
given that the uno. -sgnea will the third Non
days oJanuary Febr,4ary March andA phil A D 1876
NJ theProbate Office in theCity o;Manitowoc in said
County, receive. examine. aud adjust all claims
and demands Of all persons against said deceased.
Yo1-4w I. q. OLMSTED, County J1dge.
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IN PROBATE.-M anisowoc County
1 Court

| Court.
In the matter of the estate of David uewellyn.
deceased.
On reading and fling the petition of IL Edwards
of said county representing among other things
that David LlewellyD, late OF Meeme in said county
Meeme, in said county. died in;rstate leaving
GOODS. clattels and estate witt in this State, and
that the said petitioner is son-in-law of said de-
ceased, and praying that administration of said
estate be hirl granted il il ordered that said pc
r,ioD be heard before the Judge of this Court on
Monday, The 2Hh day of January A. ID. 1877, at IL
O'Clock Il. M. at my Office in said county.
Ordered further. that notice thereof be given TO
the heirs OF said deceased and to sill persons inter
estcd. by publishing copy of this order tor three
weeks prior to laid Gay OF hearing. in the Manito
VIC Pilot Weekly Newspaper published 1T Mani
towoc ii said Comfy
IGied a. MdBitowoe the 20 day al DeceIi Der
1. y 1871.
s5.-3.l. 7. G. NLNsTED CouE.E -rh,e