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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-26

BROWNSVILLE, Tx February "a
Gen. john n. Cortins was arrested this
afternoon at 8 O'Clock and placed In tho
military prison. IL is believed that be
will be court msrtraled ard shot e T not
obeying the order OF President Disz TO
present himself q, the City Of Mexico 70
answer for his conduct on the frontier
for the past ten months.
Gen. C0ralls, Governor OF the State, IL
outside OF hstamor1 with 500 men
and will aid Gen. Blsnco 20 suppress any
attempt On the part Of CortInas friends
to rescue him. THERE'S great excitement
IN the city and the psrtisans OF Cort'ns
are flying 20 the TeIa, side OF the Ro
Grsnde. The authorities express them-
selves rs thoroughly prepared TO main.
tain order and execute the lag In case OF
az attempt 1T disorder.
MATAMoHAs VIA BkowssvILLE, Feb.
rusry 25.- General seryands CsnsIes.
governor Of this 5tste entered the city
TO. day with about ore thousand men. II
COW turns out that General Cortina was
arrested yesterday by General BIanco by
express order by Ca sles, ostsbsibiy be-
Cause Cortina bad not obeyed the orders
RON the general government 10 go 70
the City OF Mexico. General Cansles, on
his way here, took from Cortina 9 rancho.
about three hundred beevcs and several
hundred horses, and {, 10 the gene
raj impression that ths entire
property will be confscsted. There
been long standing rivalry between
Cortins and Csnslss ~ 10 the control Of
this ,tate, sbd u is believed that Csnslss
will STRIP Cortina OF his wealth and re-
move eli hi. trends from ofics on this
frontier, and thereby dispose Of vbst he.
heretofore been . powerful inpedimsnt
u bis entire political control OF the State
OF TsmanIpas.
CITr OF MEItco, February Ia
! Pending the counting ~ the vote ip tho
Presidential eIsctioss which have just
taken place 10 tbs republic, Gen. DE,
h.s been sworn 10 % Presidsnt ad int =
in. The ceremony which tos pls =
10 the Na,iDbal Palace. was si<ndsd
w.th marked pomp bsyond what % u.u.
ally witnessed here. The Presidential
electors for Disz have been chosen and
20 tar ~ ia htoEn, be bss received ~
immense msJorsS Of votes al over the
country. Dh Jsz MstiA, wbo before
1863 ~n NeIiozn Minister in Web.
ingtOn, ho beea appointed Secretary OF
the Treasury.
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FORTy-FoURTH CONGRESS
WAsHISsToS, February "a.
SENATE.

When the session was resumed to-day
the President pro tenn. presented com.
municatIon from the President of the
Electoral Commission, conveyin & the de.
cision of the Commission regarding the
electoral vote vf Oregon.
Mr.. Logan moved that the House be
notified that the Senate was ready to
resume the electoral count. Agreed to.
The credentials of Mr.. Ferry, reelected
Senator from Michigan, were filed
After personal explanation by Mr..
Bogy to the effect that be thought when
presenting the resolutions fsvoring the
passage ofthe Texas Pacific railroad that
they had been passed by both houses OF
the Missouri Legislature.
The Senate then marched to the hall
of the House toresume the electoral
count.
Upon the return of the Senate, Mr..
Sargent submitted resolution that the
decision of tie Commission upon the
electoral vote of the State of Oregon
stand as 'the judgment. such objection
made thereto TO the contrary notwith-
standing.
Debate was opened by Mr.. Kelley who
denied that Watts was eligible as q
Presidential electtr
When tie Senate returned. the bjec-
tion to the electoral vote of Mr.. Morrill,,
of Pennsylvania, was read. The objec-
tion was overruled as invalid and recess
taken till Monday.
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The Pittsburgh Cormerciai, in con-
ecturing IS TO the prospects of business
IN the future, says that in docking over
ne general aspect of our leading H.
,ere,is We see much ground tor hoping
lat trade and manufactures will slowly
t! steadily improve during the coming
wing and summer months. Those who
... cherish the delusion that q sudden
revolution will take plsce, in which
apathy will be changed TO activity, snc
preston in values TO large margins Of
T-.1l will be surely disappointed. The
l0,,ss of recuperalion Is neces'
',-.y slow and painful one, and We
ave not yet passed through half OF 1t.
b..Jness must be cor Quoted on the prin-
PIES Of economy and csutop. The
American theory, that while one is saw
-. sPenny sirpence might be made,
..,y :" true when demand exceeds pro-
t.-;uH, but when competition reduces
,'.cy., then it Is the penny saved which
:-..: oa the right side of the ledger. ln
> tie old countries, this lesson hss
''ec sc9uired. and nothing l.
Ss,."i In this country, where raw
n,:",Is, hiss been sbundsnt. this saving,
"' ra.Cer u,l,iz ne of odds and ends hss
been neglected. We are, happily, chsng-
x; thee improvident habits, and We
A''; be sb,e - produce whatever we
naca'a,,gre ST. the loves! possible cost,
W. 'hsil fail to compete successfully
FIih those who study their business with
40 eve 70 the petty economies which pro
luce IN the aggregate 8 great result.
We have been passing through three
Years Of dull business. Wsges
have fallen, caspitsl has re-
eelvet but small interest, aud prices OF
merchsndise hsve sbou, touched bottom.
lie same condition Of Affairs has existed
Va neA'ly every country on the face Of
'ae globe, ard, thereiors, local cause:
cAanot De relied upon to explain the dull
he'' which has psrvsded the business In
'7'e'ts Of the world. These three years
however, have not been wasted years, fol
Haey have brought with them lessons o
eeoaony which in future will be found
D ,: i1,s.gnt BILE value.
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The Eastern Question.

CoSsTANTIsoPLE, February 24.-The
agreement between the Porte and the
Servisn envo,s is concluded. Prince
N Milan will address letter 10 the Sultan
accepting the Turkish conditions. except
those claiming equalities Tor Jews in
Servia, and the right of the Porte TO be
automatically represented at Belgrade.
The Porte will grant Prince MUan q
new frmsn determining future relatio 3
OF Servia and Turkey. The Persian min
ister has communicated 70 the Sultan n
dispatch from the Shah explaining that
the assemblaees of the troops on the
Turkish frontier are solely meant 10 pre-
vent the depredstions or nomsdic tribes.
These asse m blages have been ordered 10
cease.
VIENNA, February pa conference
Of the constitutional party oil the Reichs.
rsth to-day resolved that the govern
ment's plan for the formation OF
bank boards OF directors u not inaG-
nissible, nevertheless the party reserve
freedom of action on the compromise
proposals, especially regarding the ap-
appointment of vice governors OF the
banks
BERLIN, February 25.-It is stated 10
well in formed circles that the Gar will
certainly await the reply OF the powers
70 Prince GortschskOfs circular before
attacking Turkey.
ST. PETERsBURGH, February 25.-Tbe
rumors that the Russian army has been
ordered 10 cross the Pruih IN the 2S:h
inst. are officially desied. Measures on
the part OF Russia will depend upon the
replies 70 G,rtschskot's circular upon
the development OF affairs in Constant
nople.
BRUssELs, February Ale Nord To-
daHpublishes 8 letter from 81. Peters
burg, declaring that England will obtain
no concession from RusGs, short Of an
agreement for the coercion OF Turkev.
IN case the Porte psrsists IN its refusal,
be will execute the reforms Of Englsnd's a
decision 20 abandon an attitude which IL
neither peace nor war, ye, imposes upon
Russia ali wars sacrifices.
A Belgrade special SAYS that all day
Saturday ana Sunday wagon trains had
been Transporting large quantities a
small and large ammunition from the
fortress Of Belgrade 70 the quay. 70 b.
taken down the Danube This move
countsrsc,s with the peseeful news from
Constantiuople.
LosDos, February 2e-Ths Russian
telegrsphic agency announces that the
Nontenegr,n delegates have arrived al
Conssntinople and ths, the :srmis.ics
hss been prolonged by mutual accord
A Belgrade correspondent says thsi ssve-
raj government Official. and others chsrg.
sd with political Vaccinations against
the government have been arrested
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The Fillibustering Minority
Have the Power to De-
lay the Count.
Grant Attempts to Atone for
His Administration
By Confessing that His
Policy Has not Met the
Approval Of the
People.
Democratic Caucus.

WASHINGTON, February pa tter
the House had taken recess until Mon
day, the Democratic Caucus was an
nounced for tonight at Z: 80 o'clock. AT
that hour about seventy-6ve members
were present. Some who favored dils
tory proceedings in the electoral count
were absent, as they were dissatisfied
with the action of the majority OF their
party to-day in voting to continue the
count, while those IN favor OF
continuing the count did not
come to meet with those of
opposite views. The object of the caucus,
however, had no reference TO the pro.
ceedings of the House regarding the
count, but with regard to the law of
1892, which provides that in the case OF
removal by death, resignation or insbili
ty Of both the President and Vice Presi-
dent of the United States, the President
of the Senate, or if there is none, the
Speaker of the House shall act as Presi-
dent until the disability is removed, or
q President elected. 1t was intended in
the caucus that should there be no declar-
alton before the 4th of March of the
election OF President based on the cleo
torsl returns, there would be such vacancy
ss was contemplated by law, and
therefore provision should be made for
such contingency.
Representative Field stated that he
had prepared bill to meet the contin-
gency, which he explained.
After some discussion the caucus
adopted the resolution and instructed
the Committee on Powers, Privileges
and Duties of the House to report on
Monday or at the earliest practical mo-
ment.
Mr.. Fields bill provides that in ease
there be no election Of President and
Vice President under the count of the
electoral vote, the President Of the Senate
shall assume the functions of President
and new election is TO be
h I'D at time TO be fixed by
tue committee. A resolution further
instructng the committee to report Mr..
Fields bill providing for quo wsrranto
proceedings before the United States
Supreme Court with reference to final
settlement o. the Presidential question.
There was also some general discus.
sion relative TO the disposal of points Of
order that may arise during the further
count OF the electoral vote, but no rcso
lu;ions on this point were adopted, and
the calcus adjourned
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to, by any motion, obstruct or impede
the execution of the constitution and
law. Applause on the floor and in the
galleries.
Mr.. Lsne-I desire TO say in justice Ia
myself. that it was not in that spirit ]
made the motion TO take q recess. Calls
10 order.] 1t is q matter of personal
privilege, and have right to explain
Mr.. Speaker. The chair would state
TO the gentleman from Oregon
Mr.. Lane = l trust the Chair will not
interrupt me. Laughter. The Chair
has stated that | made the motion in
that spirit
Mr.. Speaker-Tbe Chair has not At
tempted TO classify tho gentleman's mo-
tives, or to Indicate whst they are, that
belongs to higher power. Laughter
Mr.. Lane-To that higher power
l am willing TO submit.
A Member-You cannot 60 back OF
the returns. Laughter.l
The attention Of the Speaker was
called to the breaches OF decorum on the
floor and in the galleries. The Speaker
announced that If the disturbances were
renewed, he would desire the galleries
to be cleared.
Mr.. Cox hoped the rules would be en-.
forced on the floor and have it cleared
first.
The Speaker suggested that he was
unable to see how business could be pro.
ceeded with if the floor was cleared.
Laughter
Mr.. Hale then presented the following
order:
Ordered, That the count OF the elsctorsl
vote Of the state of Oregon
shall proceed in conformity with
the decision of the Electoral Commission,
Mr.. Lane offered the following as q
substitute:
Ordered, That the vote purporting TO
be an electoral vote for President aud
Vice President, and which was given by
one John Watts, claiming TO be an eIec
tor from the State oil Oregon, be not
counted.
In discussion which did not differ in
substance from that which took place in
the cases of Florida and Louisiana, L.w.
renee Phillips, Lemoyne, Stevenson,
Neal, Woodwork, Sampson. Caldwell,
Brown, CIymer and Birchsrd, Of Hi.
nois, made addresses.
Mr.. Hewitt srrsigned Hosr for bad
faith 10 deciding IN the Commission con.
trary TO his expressed views in the House
and in the committee by which The ell
ectoral bill was framed.
Mr.. Hosr replying described Hewitt
as man rocky, shaky, crazy aud out
Of joint.
The House finally voted to disagree
with the decision of the Electoral Com
mission in the case of Oregon, and the
Senate was notified
When the two houses again met the
vote of Oregon was counted for Hayes,
and the electoral certificates of Penasyl.
vsnis were read.
Objections being called for an objec
tion Was offered TO the vote of Mr.. Nor
rill. and the Senate retired.
Without discussing the question the
House took recess till Monday.
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ABY.aoNE REMIxIsCEsCE.

Charges of mismanagement on the part
of the superintendent OF the State
penitentiary, were vigorously made BY
Republicans early in the session of the
Legislature, and in response to the clamor,
that body appointed committee of in
vestigation, and this committee, after
giving the accounts of Captain BRIDG Is
a thorough overhsuling, and examining
the charges in detail as they were pre-
ferred, report that there wss no founda-
tion for the allegations, but that the in.
stitution was In all respects properly
managed, and the accounts in good fix.
Mr.. MCFADDEN, delegate from
Marshall county, and himself Superin-
tendent of the Penitentiary under Rad.
icsl administration was prominent in
presenting charges against Democratic
official which he was not able to sustain.
There is always fouLd to be "milk in q
cocoanut," and 1t is barely possible that
Mr.. MCFADDEN had some reason tor
this an xiety TO find somebody who was be-
hind in his accounts. There was similar
charge preferred against MCFADDES
when he was Superintendent, and
committee was appointed to investigate
his management of the institution. By
reference to the Journal of the House it
will be found that a report was made on
the lst day of February, 1870, from
which we take the following extract:
Your committee would further state
that they find that the Board of Directors
have constituted out of the building fund
what they denomnate contingent fund,
which shey have placed from time to
time in the hands OF the Superintendent,
Mr.. &. 5. McFadden, amounting to
SI7,3S9.45. Sl2,7S6l4 OF this sum he
hss accounted for by showing vouchers,
leaving a balance of 81 $50 81 for which
he can show no vouchers"
The members ofthe committee signing
the report were JOHN NJ. PHELPS, B J.
ROLLINS, WILLIAM PRICE, II. II. DIS
and b. +. HARRISON.
We do not know whether the vouchers
have been produced for that S4,553.3l, or
not, but we presume they have or Mr.
MCFADDEN would not be so willing to
awaken "reminiscences" 1t might be well
enough to let the Penitentiary Commit
tee inquire into the facts while the matter
is FRESH.
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An Idle RnfnOP.

WAsHINGToS, Feb. 2i.-To.day ru-
NOR gained circulation tnat an attempt
would De made when the Senate passed
in procession through the rotunds on its
way 10 the House, to seize two mshogony
boxes containing electoral returns car.
ried BY Capt. Basset,, assistant door,
keeper o: the Senate, in order to prevent
the continuation Of the count But little
credence was attached to the report, but
Capt. Blscktord, chiet OF the capital po-
lice, placed sn additional number OF Po
licemsn IN the roiunds during the pas
sage both ways OF the Senatorial proces-
sion. No attempt was made, and prooa.
hlV none inie.dtd
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The Mtcii,go,cer As 9 pictorial journal
is \ success. What . happy idea that oil
displaying buzz.rd to feed upon the
carcass Of murdered Liberty. And then
tbs, game Geek is illustrative OF how
brave q fellow can be when the other
mans back is turned toward MIN. BE
hold the Vic.ors' is suggestive OF Re
turning Boards, or OF prominent pictures
in the celebrated RoSue's Gallery.
While the photograph OF the Baby
Walker" with revenue fag q attn 6
over 1t, suggss, stolen thunder or tie
kind of peace and prosperity to be
secured 70 the country BY putting de-
fes,ed candidate into Office BY the
bayopet. A singular omission IN the
picture is, that while there are plenty !o'
guns, there is not ssingle man TO work
them. Where sret the colored troops.
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ST. LoUIs, February 2+.-The grand
jury to-day rs,arnsd 70 the Crim,Gsi
Court an Indictment agsinsi Henry w.
Hsugh, presIdsst, and Jchn l. Pierce.
secretary Of TIE LIfs Associstsoa Of
Amerles, charging them With psriary On
signing . staisnsot which they knss
70 Be ialss q The kbsncni corction o<
the a,socsstion q uecembes ], 1875 Tho
directors Of ihis sssoeiatlon scot sofn-
masics,ion 70 the gr.Ld jury yesterday,
skiing them 70 call for tic prod1ctsoo Of
The books and pspers ot The ssshe.ation.
and 70 take the testimony of rta ofncen
rprs,sBting ~ the s.aisnset upos shirh
the indSetnesz were founded upon. Ths
jury gave 10 bed 20 the rsqs.s snd re-
turned 90 ind,ctmsot sgAisss tso Of ~
sixner.. BOA gentlsnsa entered Into
bond for 81 800 V sppsss 70 snssss sss
charges. -
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Net. e.sse. or Ca,e.xe Postmaster.

CHICAGO, February 25.-Specisl Agent
Stuary, Of the postOfkce department Sbo
has been in inis city for several days,
looking into the accounts of the Chicago
pos,ofice. has discovered thAi Gene-
raj Macarthur, the postmaster, Is do
fauiter to the amount Of S3S,o6.
The tact vas ascestained yesterday when
Gen. MscArthur telegrxphsd his resig.
nation 70 the Po tmaster General st
Wsfhins.op, n d then vent into volan-
t.ry bankruptcy. It 10 believed his
bondsmen are aiso bankrupt Special
Agent Ssnart viii take charge Of the
ofios unhl hscArthur's successor d ap'
! pointed
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Railroad Accident.

LOUISVILLE February "a. - AT
Boards station. the Louisville and Cin-
cinnsti Short Line, early this morning,
passenger train bound soulb, WAS thrown
from the track. the switch having been
misplaced BY some unknown parties.
The engineer saw the danger in time 10
svoid serious wreck. Two passengers
were sl;g h,ly injured. W. ?. Moore,
of Memphis, hid his shoulder partly
disloc.,ed, and Mr.. A. Cochrans, OF
New Orleans, had ,~o RIBS broken. No
interruption to travel Was oocssioned BY
the sccldaut
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IuEH u. 81 Eepres entatives proposes
I'D keep = ch.rk on the incoming admin
,tratlon, by rrov,d;ng in the approprls
ton bill for c-duction of the army, al d
further prov ding that no money shall
be appropriated in the way OF paying the
o1per ses of transporting troops to the
southern States and subsistins them,
until Congr s. has formally acknowledged
ONE enc of the various rival Stste gov
rrnments. If left to the people for sup
por, the CRAMBERLAIN and PACHABp
.ryernments will soon fall.
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H,w about BRADLEY?

THE senate is consuming II good deal
. tine on the Judicial bill, and the
!! ...~ ,4ua'ly as much on the amended
=, MOO. Jaw With Let much probability OF
Ter being passed. Might ii not to be
=. Will 20 take up the remainder OF the
,....on with something that there iss
reliability Of scc pmplishing?
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.wbiIe the lamp holds out TO burn,
,Ss stnnar NAV returns

.wbiIe the lamp holds out TO burn,
The yllest sinner may return"
So President GRANT IN the dying
hours of q wicked administration re.
pen,s of the evil be has done and &C
knowIedsss that the people are tired Of
his military policy. The dying declara.
ration Of his Administrations that the gov
ernment which is not supported BY the
people must fali is fearful prophecy o'
what HAYn has to look for.
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IT was not the mission of the High
, mt. to lind quitbles to prevent the
:, Of the people, but TO And lawful
asn> .or viIdicating the honest Judg-
.r.r. 10. ,bc nation.
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In,.net o. Axai.s, Chareh Bells.

PHILADELPHIA, February An Q
sui, against the rector and wartens Of
~. Marss church, 10 restrain the ringing
of chimes, on the ground that their
sound w~sA nuisance, the court grant
ed an ipiunction, bu, however expresses
nn earnest desire that the counsel viii
come 10 some agreement by which .
moderate ringing OF the bells Sundays
before mornirg and evening service
NAV be per nii;ed
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\ Numerous emigrsnt party from Con
~.c,icu, is en- route to the Black Hills
r.,y are willing TO 90 anywhere rather
. 49, .ybmj; TO this election fraud.
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THs Flnbus,srs in congress have de-
y~.opei sire 9Th enough to delay the
.pgu. OF tAy electoral vote until the ses
,.an ia: cNpjrci, i, they see proper to
ao,o They can do 50 simply by call
~ Tor ayes aud noes upon every proPo'
.t.on that is submitted. If they sdop'
.'s p,sn it vii make mighty monot
oaou. journal and will be hard on the
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U>DER the new HAYES policy NOR
TN will have TO take down lis bloody
nix. banner. Hayes ssyes him
Fur. that banner. for It's weary
Hpuad it, statf it's dropping dreamy,
Fur. told it-lct II rest.
Plac, II bcyo youd retel's view,
rat u under : lass that's blue,
o. 20 ont OF >ignt-please DO,
fgrl !t-hlde guess it's best.
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I.e Baltimore Gazette says:
MARY land can boast o. having pro-
.r.! the model of what u judge should
o. Roger b TaIey, ard the model OF
.tst mould bot be, Hugh l- Bond.
H,w about BRADLEY?
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HAYES had just as we'll postpone the
.-,rrcement OF his Csbinent, until the
J,.nt is uye-.
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VOL. IA.
At'hrelinq &c9ister.
i,ld closed Saturday at 1859

III, ,rsa'her to-day ~tH be partly
..,,,n,. NTH northwest TO northeast '0tnds'
.,- Ten, ,era urs and light snOto.
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HAVE, gets one majority in February.
r-., 2tya 999 less than TILDEs's IN No
.amJ"r.
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Np. JoHN W. GARRETT has declined
. 49,, as director OF the Atlantic and
",rfc Telegraph Company.
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GRANTS farewell Sunday interview,
<. the last note of \ dying swan, Is the
-..lt -
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General A. Van Steiavhfer Of Cincir-
natl died suddsnly at the Tin House, in
Buffalo yesterday aftsrnoos- He waa
on hs way TO New York
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oSrY one more week of the Grant
lyo,.ty. Lsl Us return thanks.
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IN nm supserfhen sos bT. EysU.
vV,vvV soSy yISsGs I, Gssti1s : ,,!s,y rgTIkss -.
tfaasd, absy editsd Hsnay aseaane ..
ss,s s1. G !. .fsss Ss.s 5sa ssnis sfHs f To- 81.
fuh, Pntlafssphta. . ~ -
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Ga:ette SAYS 1:

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