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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-05-09

"A negro murderer in Georgia on
the day set for his execution ate his
breakfast sitting in the coffin and
afterwards lay down in it and took
nap"
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-05-09
WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE.
WASHINGTON,
May 3, 1871


EDITOR DEMOCRAT
The famous and funny Fourth OF
July address of Mr.. Lowe, of Ohio,
opened with agreat truth which 9th
err Ohio men are in way to under
stand in these later days. Said MIR.
Lowe: "Albeit invited to address
YOU, invitation argueth not adequacy
to give satisfaction" Let some Ohio
paper reproduce the speech as all of
them years ago were wont to do
There are chunks of wisdom in it,
and as generation has passed since
it's delivery, and history repeats it.
self, let us see if light is not thrown
on the uncertain paths of some of
Ohio's sons now in important posi-
lions. The Ohio State Journal is in
vited to prepare the feast.
IF there remains any fear that the
President will make any further use
Of Federal troops in the South in
connection with State Governments,
it is clearly duty of the Democrat
ic House to demand the removal of
all the troops from South Carolina
and Florida, before an army appro-
priation is made. They have been
removed from the State Houses, but
not from the Capitals of the States.
A within of the President, an exhibit
ton of strength on the part of Blaine
and Wade, and there is no limit to
the evils which might be precipita-
ted upon South Carolina and Louisi-
ana. By all means let US have all
the troops removed from the South
between this time and the day that
Congress meets in extra session.
Let them be sent North, for they can
do no damage there; no great party
is kept alive by hatred of the North.
The reorganization of the Depart
ments goes on very slowly. Here
and there a removal is made, but
there is no indication Of any general
movement of the kind, though it is
believed that all promotions Of i'm
portance will be held as heretofore,
as rewards for party or personal SER
vice. 1t is said the first movement
will be in the Treasury, Department.
John D. Defrees is to be appointed
Public Printer. This is an Office Of
great. responsibility, the expendi-
lures being several millions yearly
and the safeguards against pecula-
ton not being as complete as in
many other positions. Colonel Fl.
G. Otis, formerly an officer in the
regiment of which Hayes was Colo
mel, was mentioned for the place, and
as he had the experience and ability
so necessary for the performance OF
it's duties it was hoped he would he
appointed. Bat being engaged in g
more congenial occupation in anoth.
err part of The country he declined
Isaiah Hanscomb, long in charge Of
the Bureau Of Construction and Re
pairs. Navy Department, has beer
relieved from duty, owing, it is said
to his connection with the irregular
tiles of Secretary Robson. Officers
of the Treasury, by whom the Nava
accounts were audited, ere also sale
to be marked for dismissal.
The late effort to suppress gam
bling here has proved unsuccessful
believe all those citizens who mad
the attempt have lost the offices the,
held at the time, but no gamblers
except few third class policy sell
ers, have been punished. The sa
looms are again in operation.
MEMO.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-05-09
WE fail to see mention Of an

VIZ fail to see mention Of any
aspirants for the u. S. Surveyor S
office of the Port of New Orleans
we suppose the President Of the Re
turning Board has presumption
right to it and won't be molested.
We like to see courtesies extended in
times of severe trials and great mis-
fortunes.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-05-09

-MRs. HAYES is true Temper
ance woman, and does not permit any
intoxication beverage to be on the
Presidential table.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-05-09
-,---~--A~~-o~~o~

REMEMBER that Levin's Ice
Cream and Soda Water Saloon, Nor
ris Aaron, manager, is under full
head way, and in it You can procure
all the niceties of the season and the
pure and frozen temperance bevera-
ges Of the Town.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-05-09

keno Anderson is now de facto
Collector of the Port of New Orleans.
That old granite building will now
be the Botany Bay of the late car
pet-baggers and scalawags.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-05-09

OLD Parson Brownlow, the great
politician-preacher of. East Tennes-
see, and the bitterest and most vim
dictive ante Democrat, who ever
lived, has left this world and gone
home.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-05-09

The river is at decent height,
rising yet slowly; but reports from
above note fall, consequently we
may look for a decline here in few
DAYS
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-05-09

Col. McGinnis has made a fine
start with his through mail contract
to the Mouth of the River. He has
thus far in the last three trips bet
tered time fully two hours
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-05-09

The colored members of the
Baptist Church will celebrate their
annual festivity on Sunday; see their
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-05-09
THE BRITISH QUARTERLY.
The British Quarterly for April

The British Quarterly for April,
repablished bys the Leonard Scott
Publishing Co, Al Barclay ST., New
York, opens with a comparison of
the University systems of England
and Scotland, Showing the difference
in their origins, the life which they
present to their students, the i'm
pressions which they leave upon
their minds, the methods by which
they influence the nation, and the
constitution by which they are gov
erned. ~ 4g,
"The Genius of Islam" is discus
sion of the vitality of the teachings
of Mohammed. ..
Il is followed by an account of MIR.
Woods explorations at Ephesus, re
suIting in the discovery of the re-
mains of the Temple Of Diana, the
theatre, and other buildings.
Then we have a glance at those
works which affect "the internal
communications and the irrigation of
British India" works which form
the defences OF the state against in.
yasion or rebellion on the one hand
and agaius: dearth and pesti!ence on
the other.
Then follows review of Mr.. Cam
eron's story of African travel, under
taken with the view of joining Dir.
Livingstone, but, being too late for
that, carried out alone. 1t is an &C
count of manners and customs, of
difficulties and of scenery, with
which we are becoming tolerably ia
miliar.
The essay on Russia treats of the
past, present and future of that coun-
try, going back thousand years,
a d showing her small beginning and
her rise until she possessed despotic
government, scrvile or frivolous
noblesse, corrupt bureaucracy, an
effete priesthood, an uncultured
bourgeoisie, and superstitious pea.
santry" the improvement since the
emancipation of the serfs, and the
greater improvement yet to come.
From Russia to Turkey is but
step, and in the next article, Ere.
form in Turkey and Coercion" an
attempt has been made to pick tc
pieces the ideas Of coercion and con
troll, and to show what duties the
course of events may make incum'
bent on the Powers, and especially
on England, if it is really desired tc
reorganize Turkey. ..-
The closing notices, under the
head of contemporary Literature,
are very full and varied.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-05-09

Tomorrow will be Thanksgiv-
ing Day, the first legitimate and holy
one, since the good days we are now
on the road to return to. 1t will be
observed in Alexandria in all its
form, intents and holy instincts.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-05-09

-DEwBERRIEs are bountiful now
and at cheap prices, but we have not
laid our eyes on strawberry this
season.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-05-09

JACK WHARTON has the inside
track for the Marshalship. He will
be a shining wbis!ey jewel in the
coronet Of Mr.. HAYES.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-05-09

The Republican whale must
have been very sick at the stomach,
when it threw up Packard.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-05-09

The old Parish Jail has under
gone its semi-annual scrubbing and
whitewashing, a precautionary pro
cess always resorted to just before
the visit of the Grand Inquest of the
Parish. AS matter of course it
will be reported as clean and sweet
concern on that visit day.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-05-09

j. R. BEcKw1TH and the remains
of Albert Leonard are begging hard
to get Mr.. Hayes to appoint one of
them {. 8. District Atternsv.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-05-09
Our Agents.
ALEXANDRIA, La
Wednesday, May 0, 1877.

The offices Of Tax Collector and
Assessor have been separated and
made, as before the war, distinct
ones. This creates a new office IN
every Parish in the State, and hence
Rapides comes in for her appoint
ment. Captain j. G. 2. Hooe is an
applicant for Assessor for our Par
ish, and has gone about obtaining 1T
in the good, old Democratic style, di-
rect on the will and recommendation
of the sovereign people. Last week
be sent on his petition to the Cover
nor, signed by all the leading mer-
chants of Pineville and Alexandria,
by almost every taxpayer and cltl-
zen, and by all the" officials of the
Parish. In fact we really believe his
application may be styled ironclad
by the people. We like this return
to the true and republican mode OF
seeking Office, and trust this new in.
itiative in the right track will be sue
cessful.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-05-09

we owe our usual thanks to the
Packet Bart Able for all the latest
New Orleans papers.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-05-09

Mn. Hayes has called an Extra.
session of Congress for Monday, Oc-
toher 10Th, 1877.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-05-09

Coz. John Forsyth, of Mobile,
the able and veteran editor of the
South, is dead.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-05-09
WE publish elsewhere Act ZIG,

We publish elsewhere Act 1l6,
passed by the Legislature, now the
law of the land, and hope it will be
enforced, without fail, right here in
Alexandria, where this heinous
crime has been committed, perhaps,
more than in any other Town in the
State.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-05-09

BLAINE, the late ''plumed
knight" of Radicalism, now answers
to the name of the ''disinherited
knight, -
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-05-09

--THE Fire Department of our
Town, composed of those two fine and
admirably disciplined Companies,
Pacific Fire Company No. l and
Stonewall Hook and Ladder Compa-
ny No. 1, differed and manned by as
active and gallant a band ofyoung
men as ever handled nosle and climb
ed ladder, will have their Annual Pa
rade on Wednesday, the 22d inst, to
be followed by a Grand Dress Ball
at night, at the Exchange Hotel Bal
Room. Full particulars of the day
and nights programme will be given
in our next.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-05-09

-HEAvY rain on Sunday evening,
accompanied With a big hail storm
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-05-09

THE entertainment for purely
charitable purposes to which we allu-
ded to in last weeks Democrat, is adj
vertised in our present issue, to come
off on Wednesday, the 10th day of
the present month. 1t will be under
the guidance and auspices of the
Ladies of the Catholic Church, and
will be given in the large Hall of the
Exchange Hotel. We refer all per-
sons to the programme of the Enter
tainment, and hope it will prove a
decided success.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-05-09

a FEW DOZEN OLD RYE
"A SEVEN YEARS OLD-PRICE
sl,5G PER BOTTLE. FOR SALE
BY HENRY ST. JOHN.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-05-09
DOGERS' ENGLISH TABLE
IA and POCKET CUTLERY. -
LADIES' SCISSORS and OTHER
FINE GOODS KEPT BY
HENRY ST. JOHN.
HENRY ST. JOHN.

TT is proverbial among business
men, it is an admitted fact among
housekeepers and dead shot GER
tainty among amateurs of sports that
the Drug Store of DR.. Henry st.
John is the model one in our Town,
and in respect to the great variety
and excellence of the first class and
choice articles therein kept, cannot
he approached outside of New Or
leans. Now that Spring opens upon
us there will be found in our columns
numerous new advertisements of his,
to which we call special attention.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-05-09

The closing notices, under the
head of contemporary Literature
are very full and varied.
, 1877-07-02

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, 1877-07-02

kn,don Globe.
Tho late Duke OF BrufsWfck, who died few
years ago at Paris, was possessed OF very con-
siderable wealth In diamonds anI utl,er precious
stones His collection WIS for some time IN
this country. III a modest l1ouac at st, Johns
Wood a burglar anil llrc-proof room wns built,
In which II was kept: but the owner, growing
perhaps tired OF the monotnnT Of English s0-
cfcty, removed to PARTS eome years before his
Yankees tho whole OF hie mineral and other
possessions.
These, along with other property of immense
valuc, he hcat.cathcd to the Ctr Of Geneva, and
tho municipality. after mature consideration OF
tile most appropriate manner IN which to record
their gratitude, hare resolved to erect mauso-
tcum to The memory OF their benetactor. which
shall BE- without ratale1in In Europe. TITO mon.
uEuent Is to be rlacet In tho Jarslln tles Alpes.
and It ts to cost 400 600 francs, or 600 Tho
design includes = series OF six statues, repre-
seutiug ancestors ot tic deceased Duke Thn
frat Is to be Duke Henry "the Llon," and the
last that OF Duke Frederick William. who fell
At tho battle OF Quatre Dras, Which Immediately
preceded tlte defeat Of the French at Waterloo.
On colossal pedestal Of polished granite, sixty
feet fu height, will rcat tlle tarrop1,aEus, on
which will bc rccumbent ngure of tho Prince,
cd BY an equestrian statue Of the late Duke In
ported by pillars Of white marble richly sculp-
iurcd.
Tho artist selected for carrying out this grand
design Ia n. Franc. q citizen Of Geneva. The
statue 10 to be by NJ. vclla. and the animals are
to be executed by n. Cave, WHO arc also natives
OF the canton which the Dukeof brunswick has
10 maGntncentfy endowed.
, 1877-07-02


BIsnuM .COnS-Ws4. In moderate demand anl arm.
Reports hAys been received from The c4uury that tho
cyrp hAckwar and injured hy the recent storma
especially 10 1lnots- Following ara the quoIattnns
Nrrcu hurl 707taci n1edum htri fsl tlpped a.4uaA;
e1een brush With hurl enough 10 work It, da7c. rt
Tipped with do 1s3'sc; red ~, ANaic: l4st!e lrash
AN0sHe; medium to choice .sak braid sa1c: info.
rto5 bsuah. 4}t9ac, cs0oket do 3Ataac.
NUTTKH-Thts market NAs Gs4 active aud e&aiar, tha
dlutnshcd dstnd aad tho hoe Eeathef both opsra.nx
adversely to hoasra Thers w hut lttls inaury frous
shppef1 whllt tbs purchases u the local Trade
strictly In accordance With current nasdA ssss wers
eaceted u ths annexed preta; Fsncy creamery. 1pA
zct ehotcs dairy, 15Aiac; mtlld1a 10 good. l44l&c;
inferior 70 common, nAloe-
UAuG!Nu-Cratnb bags tem4fa ycrY hr1p, and should
she demand continue " HlpFofu n sIt4ncs may
sou&by be sxptcted. 6octs 10 r1odssss and held
with caandencs. DatlArs Aa4 guaalea remain qatc.
ana stsadJ. Va quotes 6INh n III: AoatAap 32s,
fecr'esA x2cs Lcvston, 1Ht Ptar Creek 1891 Ameri-
can. isot Auosktag. tDci hf!sps, Z Aaa hu. ltb
Ice, gannleA slaRie. l+A!stt ~ double. ats2akc*
msrkst without much strength Owing to tbs aepres.-
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, 1877-07-02
By TELEGRAPH.

speciaf DtspatcA u 71s 7tt5nne.
yAyx1rnot. June to-ll:so 1, aa--fLaux-Eo. I. ~.
No, Z 26s q.
UnAIx-- wbcat-BprtnE. No l. IN ID; No. =, lis;
white. No. /. l7s ID; No. = III lols club, No. l.
III Sd; No. 2, Ia ~. CoIn-No. l. 13s pds No. 4 10
81.
FkoyrsfoKs-rork. SIS. Lard a. I'd.
Lfvznroo1. Juna Jo-2:o0 p. IN. n.-rxous1oxs-Fork.
sos. Lard. <ta.
LtvHkroot. june 3o-Estsst. .-CorroN-Fai business
at96ttnskdt tales. no bsiest 1peeulskion sud ex-
port I, 500. Amertctu. G.oan
California white wheat Its Iod0l7s
Id: do club. 10 7a11as 81, No. ? to No. rcd West:
spring, tiaaEi1s 3D. Gorn-Western miIcd. ~ Cd
&xas ~ 9.n-1msTosn' Aoaa u Barley. d ID.
CLoyns.sxKp-AmercA <5essm
rA0yl1fok1-Neas pork, H0s. f7rlma meas beef, 6Cs
Lard-hmrrtcsn, +aA bAeon-tooxs Clear. siAi snurt'
cIear. 33s ed.
FxrxoLzrx-sptritA ~ d, rehnet. ilsOd
i:ssiS-Com7on. sa1ss Sd, pa,s, t3s.
Brtxtrs or TuRFxxrINE-1N- ...
1.oHpus, June SO.-Cmxa4k-Ftns American SIS.
AHTwxRf. juno au.-fxrnoLzUM-1M.
The following wcFo received By tho Chctgo Board II
Ltvrzroot, Jone so-Prtma meas pott, Eastern.
7Ui; Westorn to& n-CnmboflaadA. t2a. short
fihS sass long cear. "a! short c!cAf SD ddi shou.
drr;: ~: aans 4a, lard ~. prime @eI beef soss
i.ovuoX, jnns so.-lrvsnroot-whes. aa1l; Cali.
forpts club l..?dvi:st tl California *hlte. ~ lido
OF GnGss-Mheat helyY. Corn kteadI. Cora eAtGpss
pa.aags-WlaAt neglected, nothtng ioIne.
, 1877-07-02

SAw Yonn, lime 30.-uoid opened and cloasl
1t lu5,A, NTH sales IN the interim at 1D3S. lior~
ro~lnl ts.es. g. l, >, aud = Der cent per sHnuu.
And y! until AundaJ. Carrying rates. y and
per ccnt.
Silver At London. 81 1919 pcnes PER ounce.
ut.u s!!ver hass arc quoted l.3f kEecuhaekat l1B
gold; CON, i per cent discount
Specie s1ipmsnis to-day, 31U0 900.
uasesnu,Gnts hTui.
ltAilsoal oouda active, HANNIBAL b st. 10 cou.
ve1ttb1ea 1naIs further advsneo of IL per cent,
letny up 10 box. Ohio + A!ssisssppl 'eausoli.
daled shaking funds ross from u " a2x.
State boats dat'.
The stock market io the forenoon Wa Qu!et sx-
etpt f9r coal shafea, which made decided ad.
ssnrs, Morris i Esaex going 10 aaM. against 69t
ot the close ysatcrday. Tha othse coal shares sso
li.suced Later tbs general list bseaus siesdy.
With ccal shares strong. TowAEd1 tho close ths
e.4l aueks reached tho highest prleas Of tho week,
Aots,t i Essek tta!ax u GAN, QelaNAte, LackA-
eAuns & W<stsrn W, snd delaware 4 nHdson
3.4. Tie general list nuetuatsd only slightly,
but a. rule adtaaeud q traction, Now York
Celral ceiling w IL u0>i, Lske Shore to Az.
Nut4 la4Dd u o2i. st. paal preferred to sir. and
Aann!a4t 4 s.. 10 preferred 70 e5f. Wsttefr
CA.oa xlaa<d Il 81 Y, tia lowest 1gusa ot tos day,
Chicago & Alton rosa to u, ind preferred to 1O04
Tpe transactions sRgtsasss4 los. 900 shares. ol
which :, .,oO wtse New York Central y, 500 Lake
Awass ; Hudson. J, Io " Joseph. y. uo9 Dels.
wsse, LAckaWauaa 4 Westesn. ~ 700 Aussis i
Es.e4. aal lg. Uuu Western Union
upon coupons maturing July Oh bond. of tAy
luiua PReitc tiAtl~ay Company, southern h1sneh,
which have been sLAnp.a subject u The Ayrasnlenl
u AHtSh J.
Money market easy at lHG2 pei estt On Gall.
Ff'us s, 1istsAas,ls papet, ,54nn n r.. .,,,..,o,
T1rAuses distur.sd sl6U, Odo.
s-Astuks. pa, uo0, w.
, 1877-07-02

FIouR-wss ques and nnehaused. Thers ~ss III.
r. y s H. X .hes e,
ssee, 100 s;,' as.ss 10 ~. .sesss I'll e!iss.
.o.& .h<.a . .e.r otas.. e.n.s., and .e1s Of e:o
rho local dsm.ad W. light sales vers reported
e "!a si ns s % . T.. 80 S r.9es
q s,st sss'ss e@nss d. - aaess aaas
ss ssn,. p.1z .sz - ~ ~ sn% a,a% ao
sss n do ~ ssss f' ,ass a%,
s1ts1s, ID soae.7s. choice spring sopernnes s.7aa
Ill s4I: g. ~ r: :sss; sss lie: ~;
% toas . b. .Sai.ss pei ton % tissf sad siL7s
re ea VI. nominal 8. % psr ton On
t';Wsihi.x ';Wsihi.xAr-v. uo,s,.tct, active and unst,,et,
wiiasa : om.si rags. seias esne1.i'y e.ssst TSe
r.: ss
eaa % hi Te III nn5 T. .o1s soocsr 70
d4I'ss H. Tt5s q:
s;1sS SG ;%sS4
;ss
81 ss. ss Il :e:os II & w.9td !s !. e tsf
:soa3s xs;
"rtrr4rsT Hnr,n .f,nht - ths .Itmnnd fnr honr Il
frssin~ a Sns,,r % eod saEix Sta1tt
tncn II & ~ .ivsnref r. Al s,iS sni drrItneI ~
oo:n% - *" ns,1: Settsr Stnfsnhrr snt ~ is
e. I'd .sr 1 III ie.i y 81 exuis; u
fn!nd Tssh toics Tstr ,rnnrted nf ! iii h., Sn
sn.tm. a. 4.ae II. IoSt / q ia Z Il ~: 1ns
II ~ Il a.. mi r. n h IN sanle a. Il II,
~ IL ~ III t1.nt ~ Tnt.i ~ 4 sTi IN ~ ' >"
~Hxx4snTs - - Wrtr.T++tyss IN seoa dsn.nd md ri.
stf.stS nm naes - xvr Tenrtrd ,f sisrI iii MI 1t
- aat III h, ~ ."trrtr n II stni tik ~ frarEt
ssnd / nG h ia q Ii STA,N frco nn boari csrs
Tntns = Nsr M. - - T
A9h 995hASy hASy-Was n fairly arttvr snd .try eteatv at
.bsfs shore ihs rr3ucrd otustIons al Ffisg affer.
nnsn einsi1r Tia ma "a shnn ityrrnnn WI cnn ~
stsny7 u yttsx:s i+r1ne snt Nav VurE xssHHii
W1s nnr rrrriuts rtrn asssr iii fIs fstt xas mrs
th.n ost r III esart1rias cf Freight. rom TO tlks
sai .alpreass sndcsss aeerea.e 1T sbao. so t' 81
pres"e's ia III tas sos4.rs .stsmsat vii sov
he se..of ra W. cs.aSr s.Sen II tesdass. tos ay
soa.t 1t!o,,s ssvs Wy s aseSst of ihe E1o.it
ecfa tet much tcssr :tsn !. ~ year axo. 1hsrs
Of i bena se!~rsntly saatsd ior shIneas snd rxxu.
p.rtaly ane to d. ssnss IN sot.ss sstes now tssEo
frrass wsre raiheT IafSe snut H. ndla of ths ses.
sts Seiisr 4uknst "pcar Il 47fs sdYsnced to S7,s