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National Republican., 1877-04-19
THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Favorable Prospects for q New Engine. Hous,
Miscellaneous Business Transacted.

Favorable Prospects for q New Engine. House.
Miscellaneous Business Transacted.
A regular meeting of the Board OF Fire
Commissioners was held last evening. Present
Messrs. Morgan, Tin the chair \, Collins, TAFT,
Bacon, Hume, Reed, and Stewart.
A communication was read from Mr.. Edward
Clarke. architect or the Capitol, stating that at
the request Of the board, he had directed one Of
his foremen to render the necessary assistance In
removing the bell from the tower Of the truck.
house, where II was not needed and caused leak
in the roof Referred to the chief engineer.
A petition was read from George Ennis, lato
OF No. ! company, who had been reported upon
hearing before the board as TO his merits as a
fireman. He claims that the report was actuatei
by prsjudice on the part Of the foreman. Laid
MI. Collins offered the following additional
rule; which was adopted:
Ordered, That from and AFTER this date no ap-
pointment in the ire department shall be made
unless the candidate can read and write, Is not
over IS nor under n years Of age, nor less feet
ApplicatiOns for positions In tho department
were received from the % %iollewing; Geo, A; Slack
son and W. r. Macecboy. =
PROSPECTS, OF A EEw EsoISRHousE.
The Chair called attention to the increasing
and almost imperative demand for an engine
house in the northern part Of the city, which Is
detailed the results Of his observation in regard
to having new house, which were to the elfect
that the residents in that section were willing to
help IN having company established there.
He had reason to believe they could get ste
for nothing, and IN a conversation with one Of
the District Commissioners In reference to the
matter was assured that the project was looked
upon with decided favor. The department had
Sn ssua 81 na ss
pose, and the only expense that was nece ssary
was fer tho building and the horses. He be.
lieved they could accomplish something by set.
ting the ball In motion, and suggested the cor
ner Of Ninth and u or Pas q good location for
the building. This would make good division
OF the force throughout the District, and relieve
the department, to great extent, Of the terri.
BILE run up hill now necessary In attending fires
In the northern section Of the city.
Mr.. Stewart stated that so far as his observa.
tiOn went the Board Of Underwriters would buy
the property for the department for such pur.
Tho OhaIr stated that the District Oommis.
sloners, without committing themselves, had ex.
pressed themselves favorable to the project,
AFTER further debate, Mr.. Hume made motion,
which was adopted, that the president of the
board be empowered to inaugurate prooeeding e
and open negotiations to accomplish the erection
Of the new engine.house, and TO report at the
next meeting.
National Republican., 1877-04-19
MISCELLANY,

"A remarkable phenomenon Ia reported
from Naples, Italy, II IL that for three whOls
days in one week there were no births out Of .
population Of 10000 souls.
Cesar undoubte lily had his faults a. n gen.
crsl, but nothing so pleases q thoughtful man
as to have 4 second lieutenant In the United
states army explain Just exactly how Cesar
erred.
"A commission agent, thirty years OF age,
advertlses In Paris newspaper for q wife. He
modesty defines himself as an.'tnrticle OF luKury-
who has 2n,C00 francs and n hne busfne ~ and
wishes TO marry a lady from twenty 10 twenty-
fyc years Of age, who Is intelligent and hon6r-
able.
Among the replies to an advertisemenb
Of q music committee for "a candidate as organ
ist, music teacher" sc, was the following I:
"gentlemen, I noticed your advertisement for an
organist and music teacher, either lady or gentle
men. Having been both for several years. efer
you my services"
BY the law Of Scotland, whenever parents
are living apart It is LEFT entirely to the dipcre-
tion Of ono OF tho divisions Of the Supreme Uourt
to determine, according to the circumstances ef
each case, which parent should have the custody
OF children under seven years age
AT Lohara, In the Chanda district, Central
Province, IAdia, there In q hill Of magnetic iron
ore which would probably yield five hundred
thousand tons Of iron viii hout going below the
surface. The is wonderfully pure, and con-
tains nearly 70 per cent. Of metallic iron
National Republican., 1877-04-19

Observation-Disclosures II. II. WHLIsis prepasI
ing ior tim prosecution of the trials Of ISAAC
,IuHHs and GaoHgH WILLIAMSON, Indicted
nr Rosping q gnmbline houss ut "rhe Club"
He is satihiietf m to tho Justice of the cause,
and nelleves n conviction will be secured.
Sumsoppositionhas been encountered by an
Giinrh to spirit away Testimony, but he has
GheeiirnatoI this action pretty eiiectualiy.
All gpeii GitiEens will extend their best wishes
fur his surosss To bring tho gamblers to
iustira. and forever brealf up this disgraceful
tusiness which TIM model police cannot sup.
urees.
National Republican., 1877-04-19
THERE is a rupture between Mr.. /,

THERE is rupture between Mr.. TIL.
DEN and his counsel, DAVID DUDLEY
FIELD. The former has refused TO pay
the latter for his remarkable services
during the second session Of the Forty
fourth Congress. In order 10 have the
quarrel settled and the scandal suppressed
would 1t not be wise thing for the Repub-
lican National Committee to pay Mr.. FIELD
the amount due him from his clientf His
services were worth the amount to the Re-
publican cause.
National Republican., 1877-04-19

THE SCENES Of distress and grief which
transpired in the Bureau OF Engraving and
Printing yesterday. Immediately after 1t
became known who the unfortunates were,
EXCEEDED everything heretofore witnessed
in the Treasury Department. The victims
of this absolutely necessary reduction will
have the profound sympathy OF the clt.
zeDs OF Washington.
National Republican., 1877-04-19
Gable Dots.
Midhat Pasha ha. arrived Al Barc.,o,,

Midhat Pasha has arrived at Barcelona
Intelligence from Belgrade leaves no douht
that Russia is vigorously intrudtng to excite ths
Servians TO break the peace.
A special from Constantinople reports that the
Russian Steamboat Company has announced the
suspension OF their service. The last boat 20
Odessa sails on Friday.
A Pesth dispatch 70 the Standard cites n rom.
munination published by the oficlai papurs
which declares Austro- hungary will ouly reTnAin
neural so long as IT'S Interests In the East are
~. A-u-.AsIa.
National Republican., 1877-04-19

TO he appropriated fur the h.ue Hxhlhi.
tion. /, will he remembered that tiw On
hibilion given in that city in tSS7 unty
cost this Goversnant S14o, ,ooo. and ithst
the visana observation-disclosures cxnupse
of sgi0, 600 -frumthis couutu. 1t lis'ssti-
mated that s2oO.o0O Win cpvurtthe saittre
expense OF flie United sBtara tntthe nrH
Exposition of 1873.
National Republican., 1877-04-19
Beginning Of the Trial Of the Ci,ice Msr-
dererx.

tBy Telegraph to the National Republican,
SAN FRANoIsco, April 1s.-The trial OF tn
Chico murderers and assassin was begun at
Oroville today. The Supreme Court today
issued peremptory writ mandate TO the Score
tary to issue to Pacheco, the Republican oandl-
date for Congress in the Fourth district, his
tlficate.
A press dispatch from San Diego repsrts more
Apache outrages In southeastern AriEona- Tive
men were killed and one wounded, and the stock
driven of.
National Republican., 1877-04-19

As WE approach specie resumption the
counterfeiter is felt in the financial world.
In Cincinnati he has been turning out
a large number of counterfeit quarter dol
lars, which are said to be made of white
metal, and the die work is so fine and The
edges SO sharp that neither sight nor touch
can detect them. The tolls rascallty is
constantly levying on society are nu-
mefous.
National Republican., 1877-04-19
THE CURBSTuNE GLI7VCHEI ON IT7
BFCRFlARy DF HIATV

BECRE1ARY OF BIAIT
To those unacquamted with TIM ssiloaiE
and straits of our political sen tho uIiniH
and taclEs Of los voyaHers wnulh iR linrnn
prehensible, Il assured th1t they -did mi
proceed from a desire 10 desnpyttm Crnuh
try---the conclusion, ,ofall 1others, 10 wthirt
a natural construction, rnaffeH :tp inneu
knowledge, would lead ,them. Nm mtn,
itiatsd observer, reasoning q ssastsyt0r;,
would assign other than svil nluiivzs IN
acts wholly Inconsistent with l,atTInttr h,.
tent But his logic, Though rHssttrVeE
SQUAD in iIs tpiur'inns. wnuii still isr ~
"ull hccausr TIL prem 's-ss-In- rNrrHi''uTIi'
National Republican., 1877-04-19

TnHdeuision of Justice MAGAnrHuR, to
the aifcct that tho national hanks Of the Dis
trict arnnor ruquirud to take out . city IL
crnse tax, an Congrass has provided q form
dftaxation for tiiom, will dspiete the District
Treasury of many dollars that 1t ought to rc-
GeiYas. The private banks and brokers arc
nut sa fortunzts. howeyer, as they are held to
la amnnnllet To the law.
National Republican., 1877-04-19

THE Grand Dukes came To Washington
without ccldt or demonstration nf any kind,
and they will undoubtedly enjoy thntr 50
jOuTn among us better than though they
came here with all the paEeantry and ,dis
play which live princes art in;tip lhaibl, doi
receiving when ti,cy visit tine ccaribs 81
foreign nations Thoy are lheartily wei'
cnme, and !, is hoped their sujuum hon
will be fraught with genuine happiness.
National Republican., 1877-04-19

EVERY MAN implicated by the alleged
TWEED confession has come forward with
q prompt denial. A vast deal of bsrefaced
lying is being done by somebody, and time
will only demonstrate who the liars are.
II the confession be q genuine one, the
exodus for foreign lands will nearly de-
populate the TammaDy aing
National Republican., 1877-04-19

The report that Secretary RoBEsoS will
be prosecuted for alleged missppropristion
Of the funds Of the Navy Department is
hut the baseless fabric Of a vision which
has led some newspaper man to make q
false statement.
National Republican., 1877-04-19

IT IS amusing to note the number of
ways the press spell Kishenev, the forti-
fed csmp where the main part of the Rus.
sian army is now quartered. From the
peculiar orthography the following arc
examples "Kischenuv," ''Kishnetf, /"
"Kushnov," 'Rischnew," "Keshinev"
and "Kirschunoff. After all, wha, is
there in q namef
National Republican., 1877-04-19

THE approaching hostilities in Europe
are giving healthy impetus to American
securities, and it is believed that heavy in.
vestmenis In them will soon be made by
the capitalists. who find that the securities
Of nations on the Continent are not safe
under the present condition of things.
National Republican., 1877-04-19
A United states Steamer In . Stern.

tBy Telegraph to the National kepubncAn-l
New YORK, April 1s.--A Port Royal dis
patch says: The United States steamer Powhsts.,
which has Just reached there from New Yerk,
was terribly shaken by the tremendous gale which
she encountered, and was q good deal dana yed-
She lost q seaman named Adam Berbie. The
10th instant the Powhatan saw the lig ght-khip
north Of and from Frying Pan shoals, near
Charleston, and making her way back % hsr
station under sail. She was torn away and blown
off in the recent hurricane. Needed no Assist
National Republican., 1877-04-19

Or THE three hundred persons vsfUwnre
thrown out OF employment vcstnrrtay at
the Treasury Department swo thirds st
lees, are in nlmos; destitute circumstances,
The salary they have heen resolving lhass
barely furnished them with ttp nscsssrrtes
Of lie, and now that thoy are .disrhGrEsd,
all source Of support Is desruysd antitiicy
find themselves absolutely helpless and IN
want in great city, whcre afrcaiy 'thnu
sands are suffering for thu wantdu susie
nance. Among those dischHrEed an mHg
worthy young ladies, WIN wnulti i,e 7vatn-
abie house help 10 thosc OF uur lclitzsn VIM
need It, and we hsve no iniht tthat tim
charity of our people, and tine natural iral
ines of sympathy tor those in distress, viii
induce them to provide plarcs I'm 'thrse
worthy ones In their families. Certainly
everything tina; can he dune rtoreltsvetttsf
suffering which must necessarily inlipw
this large reduction tounfi, andwe hulN
will, be done by our cltizsns.
National Republican., 1877-04-19
Tho Brotherhood Of Engineers Determined
Not to Break the Peace.

HARRISBURG, Pa, April 1s.-W. H. Par.
ker, chairman OF the committee Of engineers
at Philadelphia, telegraphed to Governor Hart
rant to-day, to have all the special policemen
appointed that the Reading II. X. 90. may de-
sire. They also request that if any oftheir mem.
bers are detected In the act OF mOlesting any Of
the cOmpanys IS present emp ployees they be arrested
and punished summarily, as It Ia ths imperative
order Of The brotherhood TO all that they be
1 lc.E-.als.
National Republican., 1877-04-19
A German Barquo Ashore-Two sesme.
Drowned. .

tBy Telegraph to the National Repub;icaa.l
New YORK, April 1s.-The German bsr9ae
Liebe, Capt James p. Nswbaur, ofgst. Jeha,a N
B., nom Colbsrg, Germany, in ballast, bound 70
St. Johns, went ashore last night on the south
shore Of Shelter island beach during . thick fog.
The captain and crew, with the exception of t9o
seamen, James Fake and August Marsnbarx.
were tafeiy landed. Fake and Marenburx we're
washed overheard. The barque nov Hes with
four feet OF water In her hold, with hor forenas
broken of and her bulwarks all gone.
National Republican., 1877-04-19
a Boston Lawyer Sent to Jail by HIS Bonds

tBy Telegraph to the National Republicau.u u
Bosros, April 1S.-Edw ard 8. Rand, jr., q
lawyer Of high standing In this city, and one Of
the best known authors Of horticultural works In
America, was lodged In Jail by his bondsmen.
Rand's financial transactions have been most
criminal. and have been brought about by ex.
tTayagant living and expenditures for green
some Of which may be heavily involved.
National Republican., 1877-04-19
Racing In Sacramento,

tBy Telegraph TO the National Repubuoan)
SACRAMENTO, April 1S.-Mollie McCaty
and Lady Amanda ran a dash Of two and quar-
ter miles to-day. Mollie vas q great faysrfre m
the pools, and won by o length In a.OA :.
National Republican., 1877-04-19

iiiElsy in t'isin boots.. They do not know at
what nUnenr iie mny decapitate their ofii-
GsI lusds.. rhn changes that hayo taken
piRgs wene done so SUDDENLY that the outs
worn inbsiore ths inns knew their occupation
wan gpnn.
National Republican., 1877-04-19
Capture Of Notorious ceunterfsltsr

tBy Telegraph to the National Republican,
CINCINNATI, April 1s-Lyls Levi, leader
OF a notorious band Of counterieiters, vas Ar
rested to-day at osgood, Ina, BY United States
Detective Rathbone and taken 70 Indianapolis
for a hearing.
National Republican., 1877-04-19
A Murderer's Plea.

tBy Telegraph to the National Republican,
PHILADELPHIA, April ls.-James Pye, on
trial for the murder Of Samuel Ewing, in this
city, on the Sd OF January last, to-day offered 10
plead guilty TO manslaughter. The plea vas ac-
cepted by the Commonwealth, and the prissner
was sentenced to two years In tho penitentiary.
National Republican., 1877-04-19
Opening of Nayigation on the Lake..

tBy Telegraph TO the National Republiosn-l
DETROIT, April 1s.-A dispatch from Msck-
iuaw City says the channel between that plsos
and Cheboygan Is open 10 within about two mics
Of Mackinaw City. Also that the ioe two or
three miles above McGuipln's point, appears 70
be broken up.
National Republican., 1877-04-19
Grasshopper Reports Exaggerated.

OMAHA, NEB., April 1s.--It Is claimed by
responsible parties that the recent grasshopper
reports teegraphed to Eastern papers rOmrhIs
siHte arumuch ssay qerated, aud that II Is yet
luO early Ia luigt.
National Republican., 1877-04-19
ITHRR CONSPIRACY AGAINST
rH1 CHIEF or PoLIGR..

Lun lu1H0 Ur EVLLJh.
Chief of Police RIuuARDs is one Of the
wurnt ai,uset, men that ever lived. Every
buddy seems to conspirc agninst him. For
tiie last four months those citizens of
mt tu Be gamblen. thieves and
datrniiyes haye done nothing but
Gunspinn tn destroy this puro and
fhithinil pGblic servant The entiro tims
1il tiis unfortunate Chief has bean absorbed
in fighiing dnwn bssa oonspirncies, but TO
sst Of cunspintnm than another set bolder
and mnra unscrnpuious than hcothar, rise
upim tiisir stead and continue tha wicked
ani iiabolical afhrfs 10 disgAce him. The
vurv latrss and beyond al question tina
vury blhGRasti Of thesa conspirators, ap.
prnrrsl i'm tha Poiics Cnurf yestarday in
tim pursan off Mr. 81 GAnPtsLp.. tho pros
idenf dff TIM Union Club. an institution
which wns "rnidsd'' by the police
at tiie Riffh pnscinrf ON Tuesday
night for bsin& n gnmbling- -housa Mr.
GAnstznD.. with eonspirscy oozing out of
uNStI HaA1Sa A@oAAuu4i buu1A0A1o tkAuk ~
thHtima of tiie organization of tho Union
Club ha o.llnd upon tina Chief of Poiice.
and stntef thnt aarri plaYing and gambling
werr TN hs amn of tia features Of the club,
hmnif tttarn was any illegnlity In those
amusemsnis tho cinb would not be formed
rha Chief of Police. doubtless believing
limit Mr. GARFrBnD was o gambler, and
/ thsruionu. lis frirnd, and mot dreaming that
ug waH a cunspirntur.. told him that he
right prucesd with the organization of his
Ginih and giye himself no concern about
interfernnue On the part Of the police with
thaainiiis cantpiaying and gambling ar.
rnngumeni.
Upon this assurance of the Chief Of
Poiicr ttia tUnion Club opened its gam
bling depHrfment Does mt this state of
fiGis Gieariy establish @ villa conspiracy
agninnt Mnior HIGuAHDsf Isit not high
timr TINT something was dons to protect
tim Mhiurff tina machinations of con
u spiutnrst
National Republican., 1877-04-19
Acquittai Of Keeper Adams.

tBy Telegraph to the National Republican.1
NEW YORK. April 1s.-A coroner's Jury
yesterday acquitted Keeper Adams, who shot ana
killed, In self-defense, at Biaokweirs Island, Q
prisoner named Brooks, negro.
National Republican., 1877-04-19
SOUTH CAROLIEA.
Gov. Hampton Adopts Novel Plaa - oust
the State OAicorS,

tBy Telegraph to the Nationsi Eepasiican.I
COLUMBIA, April 1s.-PrivAte Secretary
Marping, under instructions from Governor
Hampton, at 8 O'Clock this morning, ,-sealed
the office doors of all the State officials. -Four
copstables are on duty there, and no demand
as yet has been made by the Republican or
clals for the occupancy Of their offioes. They
seem willing to wait the decision of the Su-
prcme Court. Perfect quiet prevails.
National Republican., 1877-04-19
A Youthful AIurdercr.

CBy Telegraph 10 the National hcpup.iranl
BALTIMORE, April lS.-Wm. Scott, eoiored,
aged fourteen, charged with killing James q.
Kirk, aged sixteen, in March last was to-day
found guilty Of manslaughter. He was renanaed
for sentence,
National Republican., 1877-04-19
s~rious damage by n Storm or Cape Look
ont

ny Telegraph to the National Republican,
PnnEADHnrnrA, April 1s.s-The steamship
Virginia, nom charleston. reports that on tho
MN instant, thirty miles aonth Of Frying Pan
;siiDAls. passed. a vassel's deok,honse with hatch
Trtti. south OF Cape lookout, pAased for twenty
nilnk Through lhrgo quantities Of wrecked ships
Nantis. snnsfn. 40. alnonE 10 some cabin doors
alan. a groat many Hnfnna sugar hOgshe ads and
nskps marisosl ON TIM ends "a A. over "Estella."
National Republican., 1877-04-19
Ex-President Grant and Fanily I'm Harris-
burg, Peupsylyanin.

tBy Telegraph to the National Republican,
HARRISBURG, Pa, April ls.-Ex-President
Grant and family arrived here this evening
from the West, and are the guests Of Hon j. d.
Cameron. They will remain here several days.
National Republican., 1877-04-19
H4YRS IyD Ay EXTRA
SESsI0Y or G0YGRBsS..

SESST0N or GGYGRBsS.
Ssmaoif ths Bourbon prus sre insinu-
Ittnr TINT President HAYES hesitates call.
ing nm extra session Of Congress. for fear
at haing viuientiy ariticised by the disst-
ieufed mrmbers of the Republican party.
unuru in not n scintilla of truth in this
Baurbsm nmur. Pfesident HAYES has no
tear of n ssurm within thu ranks of his own
parity. His hny in all In. He stands by
lin ann af reconciliation and peace, and ia
willing To meet all the shafts Of criticism
tint may be tirrtf at him from any source.
hstnasi of being opposed to an extra ses-
siom of Congress-. so fhr as 1t may affect
himselE he will welcome ID, and be grati-
tirsitu have ii pass upon his policy and tho
humun ncsuii# thus fhr accomplished. The
BSurhon prrss. in charging that there IN .
4trunlr 1ppusition to the Administration
amnng Hapuhlican members of Congress,
nnvr signnily fhile,f to punt to o single ex-
ampie. Same tins since they claimed that
MAnra 4 nownsRnD had written o letter
cun,iemmntnry of tina new order Of things
smI Immediately Mr. TOWNSEND came for
wani with n positive denial, There have
bsnm similhr instances with like re-
#riihs all showing that tina politician ia
quick tu catrh thu drift of public senti-
muni. anah knows how absolutely necessary
ii in TN summit tothe national will Prcsi-
drnt HhSns Inn nuthing to fear, and every
thing rto hops for at the hands of the extra
ssssion of ths Forty. fffih Congress-.
National Republican., 1877-04-19
rrsrau,ssns Against E,rs in ssw York.

nv Telegraph to the National Republican,
NHw YoRK, Aprl tS.-The fro commits
siunvrs at a nesting to-day adopted resolutions
nnqurinB all prDpretors and managers Of places
1i amusement, hOtsls, churches, motOries, tene-
nnnt houses. and places whore large numhara Of
ueopie Onn{regnte tn provide means for commit
iurit ing alaTIha and astinguifhiOg nres, as tho
rpiuissitsnsrr may prosoribs al uaou dirocL0i 4
~ Ian,
National Republican., 1877-04-19

IrIs HOPED that Congress will show a
&c, ,eIou, spirit IL Considering the amount
National Republican., 1877-04-19
Failures OF New York Brokers.

FAILURES oil Now York Brokers.
tBy Telegraph 10 the National Repubacaa-l
New YonK, April 1s.-The failures Of Il. A.
Hill and X. W. Martin. gold brokers, were an
nounced in the Gold tExehange this mernilg.
The amount Of their liabilities Is from tslo 900 70
National Republican., 1877-04-19

COVER The ruRgsd plains ttoStite Biarsk
Hills, &" is new songncw heiug suug by
thousands OF goldsspsculating aItsansrraIE
who are journcying towards ttte urisarmsd
bourne. The Iush To Tim aiilsaxcssllsAll
expectations. The strech tnf meafwnud
City and the IuREed roads itiIrouph 1ssaii-
wood Gulch are literally crowded with Stin
wagons and goods of tine nswenmsn. "A
number of women are To he aeen minrii4'
in tins motley crowd. New ranrhes sR
going up in every valley .of tine Hilis, anl
many, and In some instancesf finl, .hrildiuxE
are being constructed In DsAhwood, Hrcn
fish and other towns In nsniiabnuttheaegol
regions. Almosteveyyrityiin I'm tthernumrcy
is furnishing cmigran,s, who aresaam IN
try their fortunes In tthisnew I'll lnunLIp.
Many of them will experience IhardshtpE,
while others will undoubtedly rep Itrh
rewards for their laburs. One thing israT
tain. the prospects of suresssiin tim Bzrt
Hills for those whoarn willing gttDwurt an
coniessedly better ncw than at any yittnu
since these new fields lured Itin sturtyAI
venturers thither.
National Republican., 1877-04-19

Inns aieeleti his heart in war. and made him
ionnsnrig q shuntiredl earsrasistless against
uunies. wiiose hosts outnumberoi his fivc
TN ms.. anrb his sword conquered In his
wsstwarrf marcih until EuaRrR Of Savoy
Giiruited his onward oareer at Zenta
mmnrht be acknowledged that the Mos
lam puwsr simon the Crimean struggle has
psdnnilS dsteriornted., until 10 has become
uut only affhminsted. but conceited and
lirrtnL. Ailn this deoline In the. elements
of' i'm gruntnnss has not mads Ii bv any
mesnsa nn,inn of towards. The Turks
viii firhr tiie Russians; they will fight
ttirm with all tina glory Of their mourning.
Uhny reailze. TINT il is q Variable struggle
rtfu cxissenue of their Enpiro and their
rriiuium,, auf ~ they pe deyoied to the
tbrmnr,. and lnve tina lat Z as they love life,
tiAscuniict will mill its bloody surges
tiinuuih EVERY province in the Empire be.
tma ttisy will submit to their oonquerors.