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The Russellville Democrat., 1877-11-08
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Breeders of the renowned Lee Herd of DERk- SHIRE SWINE. We claim more honors for this herd than any other in America, having won more prizes. We deem it necessary to mention here few of the late shows. The fall of '7G we made 31 entries. winning 3i prizes, includ ing several noted sweepstakes. bunch of extra pigs now ready for shipment, by imported boar. Pigs from 4 to mos. old sis per head. Young gelts bred to extra boars $3O. We have made this one breed of swine an en ire specially for the past p years
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CITY OFFICERS.

POPE COUNTY IMMIGRATION SOCIETY. President-Dr. G. w. Harkey. Vice President-James Potts. Secretary-Robt. B. Wilson.
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BE SURE THAT YOU REMEMBER TIE FOLLOWING FACTS,

pine and oak timber be found in r fertile The water and the cima nate Is partc rBTha prices from $2 to $0 from O r bodies of be interest
  be secured under homestead law valuable land r your THE LITTLE
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POPE COURT CALENDAR.

County Court: First Monday in January, April, July and October.
 On the First Monday in October, each year, the County Court, consti- tuted of the County Judge and a mal or ity of the Justices of the Peace shall meet for the purpose of levying county taxes and making appropriations for the expenses of the County.
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length the Pope County the Reno Whg Big and Illinois Bayou through the County, there farmi a & can where word Also
 places fol
 
 raising Cattle,
 Sheep which in rais ing gneedon
 keep them gente
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RUssELLvILLE. POPE COUNTY.

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TAX ROLL
PARISH OF NATCHITOCHES

BY virtue of authority vested in me
nndrr Act 95, Section SO, Legislativ"
Session 1877, have filed with the Re-
cor,lrr Of thu Parish of Natchitochrs, tn"
Roll of Delinquent Taxes, State and
Parish. for the year 1876 of said Parish.
And hereby notify all persons on said
Roll us appended. and Others interested,
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on the 1st Monday in December next,
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Court HonSr door, at 10 o'clock n. H..
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property is sold on which taxes current,
as we'll rs back State and Parish remain
unpaid on that date, with all cost ac-
crued thereon.
L. n LANE,
Tax Collector, Parish Natchtochcs.
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, 1877-09-12

Muaen bell auileuhten gu ieben? 9ait
ou = fpnnteit pu iiberbaupt unieren
Sreuno Gonitan5 perseien? Sbn, belen
9efanntidaft nit Dir eben 10 alt, wie Die
unierise? Sbn, beiien Slide BON @nbe=
ginn nit Mpblsefalen an Dir bingen =
Otein Ser, idldst rubis, tiel Dip aSul
tief aufieuiseno Elm, ih iebe iein Bib Dor
mir, pbne gu beben. SD ireue mid ieiz
ner Nnbdngli6teit; i'd mDdte ibn Sru<
Der nennen - aber nit ibm Sieben, wie
Subica nit Spe, wie Qntpnio nit 6nmber?
Nein, nimmermebr t0nnte i'd oas.
Gntiheioe nidt ppridnell, mein aino,
LAB jungirduli6es 3asen nidt ben Sieg
uber bic @abrbeit %bappntragen. gSeib
i'd bod, oab er Dir sugetban 1T nit aufz
ridtiser 2iebe, oab er ild iebnt, bid bic
Seinise gu nennen. @ewib, Dip Nsul,
prafe bid, priife bid pbne Sdeu, uno ou
tpirlt es b%ereinit als einen neuen 8eweis
meiner treuen Sirlprge fir bid betra6z
ten, bab i'd bic uns Seioen 10 i6mer5lide
Srennung berbeifubrte, oab i6 bid Der
Obbut Senimpre Ganberprpt's, ienes
l1rbiloes Der Menidenfreunolidfeit uno
&edtihafenbeit, a%npertraute, in beilen
6auie oein 8erfebr nit Gonitafs nidt
unterbrp6en mirb, bu Dtube uno @elez
senbeit finoeit, bid sf prifen, nm enblid
cine Gnti6eiouns berbeisuflbren, wie id
lie abne, ia, ipgar fir bid winlde.
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, 1877-09-12

bic Snut spii9' n Stultsr uno Stud rob
emporrisb. Nls FER herbeigernfsne Nrbt bic
Saut anseinaneerlAnltt, 9Idte bic Solee
bes Bfohls nit Dem y mbe nno einemIufs
loppen ourh. g. muroe 81 BuB IN has
&ranteubaue gefibrt. @s banerte e'ne ooue
Sturoe. beuor ss aslans, ben Pfabl aus Dem
&orpsr o.s uu9lidliheu III ateben Nm IL
Wor9ens Qab er inter eutieblihen Nualeu
Isinsn @e,lt auf. gr ba,te wdhrsns Der bret
Gage ieiu gsnuBtiein niht uerlorsn.
Nuf benz. & idelb q B bel
81 msnau bat ir,lih s,n fem getleioetsr
Gourif Die inter @las beftnolihs. fart be
feu,gts Photographic BON @ostte'3 eissnbdns
Dig asitr,sbsn' Nahtieoe: nusbsr allen
Wlpfeln 1T Jiube" eeiiohlsu, wosu sr bic
3e,t benuste, III msIder Der ShlieBer cine
@sieu toft ouf ben Sburm iihrte.
Ste boben . amenfiefel FL.
obidte forberten bisisr Sags ON Rbsin
ibr Stet. Sn No!anoesd ndGlih bate
Watm'ttaas elm, iunge Dame BERN 9inabs
Iie,esn Don Der 1frrafie bas unalid. tn tolge
Der ourd bic hobeu Nbids, peyaullBtsn, nab
born sebeu0ten Stuuna bes aSrpers lib T.
,uftir;eu. Der Sal seidab 20 nnliidlid in
eth @angfsnfer, oaB ibr bic oide 9aIsaoer
BON bsm ihayien @laie hurdihnit:en nnroe.
@ladlidermeijs gelans 60, bic Moer iofort 3u
uerbinosn NIB 10 bic ungliidii1e Dor 5u tar=
fem Slutperluft III iditsen.
-Ydpfltde WebailIen n: I'm
Samitag febrte Or. Charles .. u. selling
NIT oe'n Dampt r ,Subtana" BON europa
nod YhIabelphta auriid. Or NOR b,fannt.
ltd Der llebsrbr,uger br @elber, @eihsnfe
etc. aus Nmerito fir ben Yapf Al osfen
fnniioidhrtgen Biitofs . Subhdum. Gr
bradts als @eihenf bes Yapites groBe
Bronze. M,baiuen nit, bic fir Dtrs. Gene.
roll Sbernan, Yrdiiosntin oss amerifani
'4 n SubiiGnms Gomi,es, Wrs. Sbonias
uelion BON Stem Orleans. Wtrs. Wtnfrieo
Bniter'ou BON 81. Youis uno fir thn iel f
bsiimmt finb. Sie iinb cine psri0nlihe
quetfsnuuns bes Yapies fir oas Wlrten
Der @mpfdugsr berielben fir cine utrotge
Seter beS SutildnmS. Dem Hsrnebmsn
nod iou Mrs. Shuman bic 9oloene Su-
9%euoro3e BON Bapt erhalten. Dies
utroe tie erhs 8oie her Art lein, pelde mad
Nmerita gtjanbt nurbe.
- Sn Braoorb (@usIanb) nurbs
bieier Gage & art 9 (&balles Sc.
mon) inter sroBem 3ulauf Der Beu6lieruns
b%eftattst. Simon mar aus Danji9 eebir
tug. erruarb iih in BRADFORD elm unaebeures
8srm6ssu, bas er gum srDbten Sbel 3u
mtlotsdtig n Stii:ungeu uermenbete, mutbe
I'M Sabre 1874 W1por Der 5tabt nnb narb
IN Nteoer @nsaoin. Seine 4eihe nuroe
nab BRADFORD gebradt.
, 1877-09-12
Gin OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bud !"
I%rtbut's leete.s unp 9.r.o.Btes.
@cfubr!!!

ODER: Seripunoet ii Dem SauS elnes SreInoes.
0iejes upacnsetffe Msrf bieies gttsramsu Der
Nmeritanllben Glteratur Dat oils Soripuri eimeu De,
seniiano. ,pelber bas ioeiale Seeem unlerss %asiammtcn
Bottles beruDrt uno 4iept einen l1retllGen llsberblid
lpannene une aufresenr. miro go BON Auen nit
Uesi,roe seleen msresn. Sliuitrirt une ihpn Sc
rumren. g8lr lino entlhlonsn, oaS Snt III leoer II +.
Mile pes Ianhes einlntlDren hno olterlren mob Hif
caaeweIene Vprtbeite alien monnlittn uno msiblis
den Subleribenteriammlern g4ir r~erlaneem LIBERAL
Masnten uno l1id,n 9rnti5 auf Yerlanaeu Hepinsuu.
usn WI beltreibstbs Strealsrs. ,. NJ. 2tpeear'
, 1877-09-12

Grie6. &arfen, Yecownico, 91s.,
beilte nit Or. Nusui &Onis's &rduter'
pflaiter elm Ofieues @eiAmiir au isluem
Beine.
, 1877-09-12
300 Viamos umO Sraellt,

neu unc aus swetter 3anb. pon Japrttanten er'
tier alaffe, lperben 3u ,Ileorl8eren rrellel Tureal9 ooer
Mbl1la9s 8 aDiun9em, poer Tur Wtletbe III Staot mn
Sano. wabrsno oteler barten .3eiten nno or 5elsrtaSs
nurt FORAGE aBaters u. CON. 8 Sroacmap,
psrfauft, oils ~oislelben le auprr u: 1iew yort orerlrt
purben. M9enten nerlanet um 4Sater'S neue Scale
NidnDs unb Goneert,Crseln iu sersaufen. 5uu.
ltrirte Gatalo8e per Yoit %oerlanot. Quite soeolm9un9en
fx Den bamoe!. Sin GROCER Diseonto iir &eprer,
Beiitllpe, &ir1er, HpeeM. 6duiem &C. 4QB25no.
, 1877-09-12

W:A119na tofnl9S
AMBuReER
!
IT. Sni@HES
rRoPFEN
fao felt Sabren nit Grfols bel folsenbea
&raufbeiten unseuauot tporoeu:
Guilt
Qoren; 8eder, @eiuton, 9anfas.
u@ebraudte bel obtaen 2eiben Die 9an1s
burger Eropfen nit @rfols."
Eraucnz& rantbcitcn.
ST. 9. %. &euter,
Snanouso, g. g.,
smpfieblt Or. Gusuit &Dnis's 9amburser
Tropfen alien ieinen ueibliaen Patienten.
Tle6ten nn6 @anttraufs
Detten.
". Strett Snanoa9o 3lu, ". y,
tuuroe bon elmer b0sartisen 6led)te bon
2iabrisem Beiteben ourd ben @ebyaua
bon Or. susut &Suis's 5amburser
Eropfeu sebeilt.
S1ene &unoen.
Trie6. &arften, Yecamnica, 9ls.,
beilte NIT Or. Nusui &0nis's &rduter'
pflafter elm Ofieues @eldmir au ieluem
Betne.
Qeberlei6er1.
Grnt 9ablfub, Seem gorl,
tpuroe ourd Or. Musuit &Snis's 9amburs
ger Grupfen BON eiuem 2eberleioen sebelt.
@erjflDpfen.
Trsb. sdmab, Dapton, Obio,
aebrardte nit grfols Or. Slug. &Oni9's
Sambureer Tropfen sesen obise $raats
beit.
l1nDfr0auli4feit.
o. ecim, @out5 goams, Ma7-
mar arb itsunfdbis uno wuroe ourd bic
Eropien mieoer gang berselteH
Miagemlei6eu.
Mrs. s. 81. &odeufener,
81 Yaio, Sls.,
wurbe bon einem %lansmierisen Wasens
iibl ourd) Or. slug. &Onis's hamburger
ErOpien sebeilt.
&utgei9miir.
&ubert q. 2uren3, g'ermania, 3d..
sebraudte sesen Elm glutse dvptir Or.
slug. &Dniy's @amburser Eropfen uuo
Yflaier nit @rfoIs.
@elbindt
Safob @eB, @Ormaaoile, &anias,
nentem Or. Sing. &Snis's Samburser
Tropfen nadoem er lause on obiseu
&rantbeit selitten, wieoer Der.
Ticber.
Gbrifian sdmibt,
Sgoen, Hislep Co., &anlaa,
sebraudt Sr. Nusuit &6nis's Sambur
ger Tropfen oils ell Mittel se9en bad
Gieber.
2cbenSz Glirir.
Mn6reas 0ra1er, Mampspine, g.. y
, 1877-08-22

tnv. They must also he deposited to meet any
Warrnrows. u. F., Aug. o1.-Tice- President
Wheeler left Malone fer tie White Mountains
to-day for the benefit nj his health.
MONTREAL, AtC. 2l.-Thf T'aral delegate has
evrn Instructions that, In future. priests must
INT interfere with the&r people IN voting at cleo
tons,
LARAMIE C1TT. Wy. Aug. 2l.--Thc second
Cavalry, under Col. Brackctt, will soon lcave
tlIc Department OF the Platte Tor the Depart-
n}enf Of Dakotn. The headquarters and four
companies arc now at Fort Sanders, making
preparations for the mnsch. Eight companies
wifi take post at the new forts on the Biz Horn
and Yellowstone. the other four companies be-
ing in pursuit of the Scz Pcrccs.
CuMRERLASp, Nd, Aug. 2l.-The Canal
Board to-day authorized Tint for The remainder
Of the ecaa0n tolls anil wharfage OH coal from
Cumberland to Georgetown shall be reduced to
q cent per ton. This reduction IA made on con
dftton that ratcs Of freight to boatMen be mado
nt uniform prize OF 70 cents pcr ton to
Georgetown, and p5 cents to Alexandria, md in
the event Of violation OF this understanding
tl,a old rates OF tnl! bc rc-estatltshcd.
= LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. Ala suit was en-
tered here this 'eycnnE aGafnst tho Pullman
Palace Car Company fur thu sum of s3aoooo.
The petition contains some queer charges ~ 10
tho management, It IL sntd.
, 1877-08-22
THE PITTSBUnG LOSSES.
Making Preparations for Paying the Piper
In the Recent Pas DfAbollHue,
Eptciay Disp9tc4 10 Tn< Tribune.

71.k,ns Preparations for Paying tho Piper
In the Recent Pas ptaboilnus.
Sptetas DhoatcA 10 TnI TFib4as
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. al.-The Pennsylvania
Railroad takcs the ground that tie Legislature
having provided by special art that Allegheny
County is responsible for loss BY riots, tho
claims for damages must be made under that
act, and uot To tho railroad company ~ com.
mon carrier, as it l. an open question whether
tie railroad company would then bo able to re-
cover Of the county. The company, however,
proposes to afford shippers and eonstsuees every
facility for getting tbs amount OF the1F claims.
At a conference to-1aY Of Committees OF tho
Board vi Directors snd ofthe Maritime Exchange,
Col. Stott Bald that bis company Mas willing to
give tho cOtnpaluants my guarantee that tt!c!E
Claims will be pruseeuted with the tau4e eueFgv
as their own, aud, to promote thls end, 6ug-
grsted that committee vi shtppers und 1ler-
cbAnts 10 appoLnted to eonteI with u eomtnittce
Vi ths BoarI Vi Directors Oh the prosecution q
the claims ugainst Allegheny County. lie would
promise. further, that, iu making the Ilaus
.gninst Allegheny County, preference would be
kscn 70 the private ~, s!.t'ns ~ oysf ,sa. thoss +
distinctly understood that he would consent TO
maks this concession only !u order to lave VI
tle eoluplaluants make common war for tleir
rights, Some merchants, he understood. felt
eone reluctaDes ln surre',deEtug their bills of
ladlnR, !uyoitce, etc. to prove ther etali1s, lot
fear that their future eoarse might be etbar-
Easseda cul. Scott wished I'll such claimants to
know Nat they might have receipts for I'll thelr
papers, 10 shAt they would be let Gu
ttrtlJ free TO- institute suits In whatever
direction they chose, ut any future tlMe- Col,
1eott and h!s fsllow Directors thought there
you'd b. 90 difficulty Whatever in tho collection
II al the claims agllnst Allegheny County, ~
her taxable property IL VAlus i At $2do, 000, ,00u
tax sufficient to cover the entlre losAes by the
soocas nvs would, therefore bs but one snd sI1-
tenth mlll& Oh q 4ulIaE.
, 1877-08-22
TILE CROPS.

Fpetfdf ntspnfcAts 10 7ae Ts1buat.
BxLMoNp, Wright TO-, Aug. 91.-1ittlc
tlrcshtng done. No grain marketed. Grain
heavy. Corn coming on fast. Growing finely.
PALMYRA, Warren Co., Aug. 2s.-Threshtng
fairly commenced, Oats ycld!ng from forty to
seventy bushels; wheat from fifteen to thirty.
Farmers selling their grain. Must have some CASH.
Early corn Ia now nearly made. Filled out
good. Ears longer than the husks. Late looks
gonl, but the full will tell Us hon that comes
out.
WfLrox, Muscatine Co.. Aug, ef.-ThrcshtnE
commenced. Grain turning out fully up to the
expectations Of the farmers. Wheat fifteen to
twenty bushels. barley, twenty to
thirty. Oats, thtray-dre to forty.
Tho farmers seem disposed to hold their grain.
Corn heavy growth. But 1atc corn depends on
Jack Frost whether VIC get q good crop cf not
Very little grain moving.
CorxcrL BLuRrs, Aug. ot.-'f1oppers arc fy-
ing nearly every dag, hut doing littlo damage.
Threshtng jus. commencing. Wheat and oats
Yielding unusually we'll.
SrnixapAtE, Cedar Co., Aug. 3l.-Thrcshing
gning on. Grain moving to market, Heavy
amount Of timothy cut for seed. Corn still ap-
pears very promising. ......
Bsarux. stills Co, Aug. al.-The new crop ia
now being thrcshcd ana told. Oats turn out
from titty to sixty bushels. Wheat from fifteen
to twcnty-four. Corn needs rain had.
sAnoEAsrs Blurrs, Woodou.y Co.. AuE: M q:
done. Small grain yielding fairly. Spring
wheat from sixteen to twenty bushels. Oata
from ttirty-6vo to forty. Corn with late fall
promises good.
, 1877-08-22
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

NEW YoRK, Aug. ai.-Arrlved, steamships
Victoria aud 6tato Of Georgia, from Glasgow
Russia, ffom Liverpool, and W!e1aad, from
Hamburg.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. al.-steamshps Rhen
from New York, Lord Give, from phi!adeiphaa'
Ohio, from Philadelphia, Nuscuburg, from bal'
tln,osc, and Mcgauttc, from, Baltimore, hare af
rlye1 out.
Ban fRASclsco, Aug. .al.-Sailed, steamer
Gaellc, for Hong Kong via Yokohama, ,.u
HALIFAX, Aug. al.-'rho steamship ialss
this evening, towing tue steamship Nefmae
Ludwig, iron. New York for Antwerp, x!th
shut broken. Tho California sailed to-nlg!t.
LONDON, Aug. 3l.--Stealnthlp Peruvian. 1fo@
Montreal. has asrlycd out. .ns,
Aneriguc, IRON Hare.
, 1877-08-22
POLITICAL.


sptctai ptsuatch to The Tribune.
P1TTsnuno, Pa., Aug. ia statement hav.
Ing been tclcgraptcd to some Of tho Western
papcr4that the Camcrons wero organizing q
secret political party in ts State, l'aying signs,
passwords, etc., Sir. buItt, author Of tho statc-
ment, was interviewed totay, with view of
getting at tho truth Of tho matter. Built was
a candidate for Congress from this district In
1851 on tho Reform ticket. lie was emphatic
In saying that such nm organization docs exist,
with headquarters At Harrisburg; that docu-
mentary proof would bo forthcoming III n
few days, when a full expose would
he made. Tho membership, 10 said, con-
s!sts Of capitalists and other persons WIN
aru prepared to furnish, money for cleet!on par-
poses In doubtful IIstrcts. Tho object Ia to
obtain entire control Of tho Republican party IN
all lis nominations and srlectlons uf candidates.
United statss Distrct-Attorncy Mccormick,
Collector Rattan, and other prominent Republic
cuts deny that theirs Is any such paFty, but tho
prevailing belief IL that ButttA etateineut is In
tlic tnutn correct. Local Republican politicians
arc greatly exercised over thu matter, and arc
taking steps 10 head OH Mr.. Cameron's move
mcnt should It's existence be established.
Political decentralization here Is complete.
Tho labor moYaulent Is lourls4iDg.
, 1877-08-22
A PNODIGAL.
LILO Of Samuel Mcdonald. = sPendthsttt and
uebauchee.
&nes.fnI EktnafcA In IAs TkihsfHS

Lkls Of Samuel Mcdonald. spendthEtft and
uebauehee.
Special nspasca to 7hs T1ssss.
BALTIMORE, Md. Aug, 3l.-salnuel hcDon-
aid, whose lcath was telegraphel here to-day
iron, TeEre lIaute, Ind., was ronnectcl with
the first families Of this city. Ills father Was
tho renowned Baltimore millionaire, William
slcDonaid. who, during his lie, VIA tic owner
Of the celebrated trottius-horsc Flora Temple.
Samuel Mcdonald was born !a Baltimore, March
0, 1919. ue attended several proinInent schools
here, and was also sent aaro1d to be cdu-
Gated. H., however, neycs fanctcd intel
lectual culture, hut becauao trained gymnaat,
a good boxer. aud an auept In au athletic sportss
Upon tho death of hls tathet. he Inherited 4
fortune estimated ut half million dollars, aud
It oucc commenced lraIng . prodIgate aud
seckleas liis. Upon reaching hls MajoEtty be
gave birthday purity at Gutlford, tho country
residence Of tue Mcdonald famtlY, now tho
country seat OF A. i. Bsil. THIS was attended
by ulany Ieading citizens OF Baltimore and was
noticeable for tue rcrklcss extravaganza which
prevailed. Among other things was fountain
from whirh flowed = continuous strtala OF
champagne. Al this ttn,e b. tlaa oEea to hun
sue1nea M y Promising oue, Bnt he developed
U taste for companions vi viciotls nature, ailIt
despite the counsel anl aA1nonItlous ot friends.
launched forth into life vi uhhearu 1rolia4tY
and dissipation. Many unayailtny Efforts were
made to reclaim htu. In ISL hu purchased
hunting lodge at TerIe iiaute, where hls orgies
were carried On to such III oxscnt as 10 attract
| the attention Ut tue iltustraiel papers, which
published portraits Ut biu,; aud cn.Faslnss puE-
po!ttnx to represent the scenes Of his hact.la-
| ualI4n 1eYelres, whieA we're VI . uaost dis
| Eustlug aud indecent character. Slucs taking
| up his grsidcnce lu rsrre Itautx, he LUIS ulale
| one or two visits to baltimore, which hare
ended Invariably in debaucilgry. During one
| Of thtse visits, junr - l,7l, berry Amos was
bsutaily aud fltally stabbed In the bar.room Ut
tho Shtswoo1 uousc, in this city, whtle III CON-
papy With Mcdonald aud utl,css. Before hla de.
mise hu ACCUSED Mcdonald et the deed. Ths
latter was arrested. aui. upon his trial, Was dc.
Tended By UuItrsi states senator Whtsis, who
was bis guardian. BY ar adrolt defuilke, Nj
Donald was acquitted, uitho.igh almost unisef-
sally believed 10 bu guilty.. Ills re1uasus will hc
brought U baltsEnore for lnteEmepk,