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- Birthday AEniyerSary.

a a1aake occurred in our last issue
whcFes&e stated fiat the COURIER was
seven oArs old. 1t should have read six.
IT, 01lAke arose from orr thinking he
papG Nns six years old at the commence
ment ~ volume 6; whereas it requires all
the - nmmbe.s OF volume 6 to be issued
before ae sixth year is completed. We
are exGedingly sorry such an error occur
ned, ~ make all amends in our power
We entA upon the seventh year with this
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st. Louis Imperial at Odell,s Hall.

Malcolm TObin has rented the Lund and
Ward ranches. on the West Gallatin, for
three years with first privilege Of purchas-
ing them
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Sour Mash Whisky at Ode,l's Hall

Work on the Utah and Northern extern
sion has already begun. A contract was
let for twelve miles on the last of October.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-11-15

IT. Territorial Grand jury reported to
~ Conrt the finding of the following true
49, Brown. murder in the first de-
11S& 80 ,.... -
rm6L. King. murder in the first de-
D.G Brooke. mansla'lghter.
~ Creedin. grand larceny.
C. Jurgcns. Al. Notaw and Milton
Wei eDsault with intent to inflict bodily
la)1
ID Schroyer. assault and rape.-Iade-
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-11-15

Mr.. Frerer, the soldier at Fort Ellis who
shot himself one week ago, was at .:st ac-
counts doing very well. and it is thought
he will yet recover t.om his wound, al
though the sejse will very likely be long
one
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-11-15

There was ten-inch snow fall in Salt
Lake City on the 2sth of October, and the
railroads Of Colorado have all been block
AIDED this Fall by snow. Suppose we emil
CRATE south where they have fine weather.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-11-15

Jerry Mathews is building combined
workshop, wOod-lIpuse and hen-house on
the grounds back of his residence.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-11-15

Frank Sloan and bride, nee Miss Daugh-
erty. late of Kentucky. areat present spend
ing their honeymoon in BOzeman. having
arrived Tuesday evening, and were the re-
cipicnts of serenade on the evening Of
arrival. We are informed it is the inten-
ton of Mr.. Sloan to permanently locate in
BOZetlan.
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Blake "a" Whisky At PoxsroRD'.

Dave" Roberts, like ourself '.badger''
born and bred. was in town this week from
the Yellowstone, and left town yesterday
for Tongue river or some rich place this
side of there.
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BOARDING HOUSE HASH.
Pulverized Sugar at Jockeys.

W. II. Tracy is having the roof of mis-
residence re-shingled.
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What others have not, Jockey has.

The Madisonian has entered upon its
fifth volume. May increased prosperity
be its future lot.
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DiAmOW(D.N Tele phone.

E1eaephone experiments have been
G. nccessful the past week. Heretofore
= - Dnly been made to operate in a
- line. but now it works successful
y 60 any number of angles. A line pass
ee%u1Of our Office window and up over
~ tcps OF buildings to Ourdwelling. dis
49, Of 800 feet or more. then comes down
- asses in at the window, making three
80 and two right angles, and messages
Iansmitted from Office to dwelling ac-
ely and in audible tones. The con-
nee is simple, novel. and affords much
ement. -HnSbaNdMaN.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-11-15

}. W. Crowe'i and family. who have been
visiting Bozeman for the past few weeks,
returned 10 Helena last Monday. A hop
and good lime generally was had at their
residence OH the saturday evening prior TO
their departure.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-11-15

X. S. Anderson, US. Attorney tor Mon
tana, has arrived and taken quarters in
Helena.
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Parlor Tables at Ponsford's Billiard Hall

Tom Wartield, this week. made tor Geo.
". Flanders. galvanized iron pipe 50 feet
long and about one foot in diameter. The
pipe is for Mr.. Flanders single mill on
Bear creek
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-11-15

" L Int v.
j. r. Hanan. Of Prickly Pear Valley, has
been appointed Grange Lecturer to sue
coed Il. L. Ha,vey. resigned. The Hus-
6ondn,an says he will start on a tour in a
short tire and viii visit every Grange in
Montana.
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Town clock, town time at Lockey's.

Last week the walls of the residence now
occupied by Louis Sporting and family,
were lined with brick.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-11-15

Ponsiord's Billiard Hall is furnished with new
Iables-and is separate from the saloon.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-11-15
The new Billiard Hall Is open.

The seventh volume of the COURIER
commences with this number.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-11-15

The Third Infantry has arrived in Hell
ena. Col. Del. Floyd Jorcs is in COM
mand.
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Wanted, Flour at Jockeys.

DIR. A. Lamme has been making extern
sivc Improvements on his residence the past
week.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-11-15

The .sowner OF the MATERIAL of the
Times. having learned that he could not de-
pend on his I,arlnchman even when lie had
him bound by 4 written contract, has an
nulled or destroyed the contract, at least
we are left to judge SO from the Times in
its last issue stating that mo such contract
exists"
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C'eveland's GOld-E:lgc Butter at

BY the direction of the Secretary of War
the military Post on the Big Horn river.
in Montana, will hereafter he known as
Fort Custer; the Post at the mouth of
Tongue river. Montana, IS Folt keogh;
and the Post at Missoula, Montana. as
Fort MisSOula
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NJ ARREED.

! SLOAN-DA the residence Of
| Doc Cowan, East Gallatin, Montana, Novenl-
Der 18th, 1877, by Rev. l.. 3. Crittenden, Mr..
W. F. Sloan to Miss Blanche A. Daugherty.
OTTO-RELITZKY-At keystone Ranch, Mis-
sOula county, October 3lst, 1877, by 4. NJ Pom
eroy, ). r., Charles Ott6 to Mrs. Julia Relitz-
ky.
NOBLE-FERRIS-At the Valley House, Salt
Lake, Utah. October eth. 1871, by the Rev
John McEldOwney, Mr.. d. II. Noble, OF Sher-
idan. Montana. to Miss Mile II. Ferris, Of
Brookville, Ogie county, Illinois.
PECK-FULLER-At Sterling, Madison county,
Montana, November Sd 1877, by Judge II. n.
Blake. Mr.. Charles IL. Peck and Miss Char
lOtte Fuller.
SISBETT-kITCHEE-A the residence of Rev
Hugh Duncan, Mill Greek, Madison county,
Montana, Nov. 5th, 1871, by Rev Hugh Dun
can, Mr.. John v. Nisbett and Miss Amanda
Kitchen.
SPRATT-THATCHER-A Smithvilie, Clay
county, Missouri. August Both. 1877, Mr.. Edgar
Spratt and Miss Belle 5. Thatcher.
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Hitch your team ut Jockeys.

| Our Washington letter be found Of un-
usual interest this week.
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On. AcMi:icA is our agent for Miles
City - has authority to receipt for any
omoun4o due us in that place.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-11-15

Don't forget that it is your last chance to get
Views Of the Yellowstone National Park, 1t CAL
fee / Catlin's View Emporium.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-11-15

On Tuesday morning the officer at the
county Jail detected one Of the prisoners.
Frank Roberts. who is in custody charged
with numbering and cremating his partner
on Rotten Grass creek sevessl! weeks ago.
in the act Of cutting at the bars which
guard the windows of the prison. 1t APP
pears that Roberts had become possessed
of knife by some means. and after wear
ing the blade down till it was thin enough
for his Purpose. had improvised saw by
hacking the edge with dinner knife. He
had probably been engaged at his task for
several days, AS one of the bars was sawed
nearly half way through, and another one
started. Sheriff Edsall went to the outside
of the Jail and watched him for minute
or twO, when it occurred to him to give the
fellow scare, anyway. which he did by
crawling up as close as he could without
being seen. and firing his revolver close to
the would-be freeman hand. The prison.
er dropped from the window in a hu,ldled
heap upon the floor, and it was several
minutes after Deputy Carruthers had taken
his ''tOols'' away before the captive could
believe that he had not actually been shot.
He now has an addition to his wardrobe
in the shape of heavy ball and chain on
each foot. which he will continue to wear
while he remains the guest of the sheriff
and his aids.-Madisonian, 10th inst.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-11-15

Ponsford's Billiard Hall Is separate from the
saloon. Entrance one door East of Basinski' D..
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-11-15

Buy two and half yards Of cloth and hav'
your pants made, to tit, by
THOMAS CODY, the Tailor,
p.xt alnor tn Z. IN .lIlrrer 4 Snerlin~ lH2-tf
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- 0<9s. n Z. CHURCH. SOUTH.
H Dr gned preacher, in charge Of BOze-
60 lon will lui,i religious services reg
u1nGoy - zach month, at HE following times and
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PKESBYTEElAN.

49, -fsl-zh PRESBYTERIAN.
= ounnuGhs, November 4,h, llth, and 18th, at II
60. oG17:3o y. m, in Episcopal Church, Boze-
: - 1Ggiew school House, Thursday evening,
~. - At Cope School IIonse, Friday eve
nings -. 10Th.
1 ind conference meeting every We,ines-
An&Gt9Do p. m. in Episcopal Church.
L. l.. RICHARDS, Acting Pastor.
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DIED.

VALITON-In Deer Lodge, Montana, at p. m.
Monday, November 9Th, 1877. Catharine, wife
OF Peter Walton, Esq, aged g ears.
RASMASON-At the residence of Nelse Beck
near Deer Lodge, Monday, November 9th,
1877, Mrs. kar Rasmussen, aged 81 years.
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Go to Calfee & Cabins View Emporium for
Pic,ureS of The Wonderland.
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~NA 49,
Miles City

! A correspondent Of the Bismarck, T,id-
une. whiting from Miles CITY. saws: "Ev-
erything is quiet here. The wood gourmet
here HIS been thrown out. and wood is
going to be received at s. lor green and
So for dry. Miles City is beautifully stu
as, Oh tie south bank of the Yellowstone
about three miles below the fort, and is
being settled up in rapid and permanent
manner. Already 4 popul:i, Oil of about
three hundred have located here. and are
building homes and business houses in a
substantial and goin y-to-siay wav. The
village is surrounded by a beau ;iul valley.
which is being taken up for ranches. end a
company will be organized for the purpose
of bringing in large ir, iga;ing ditch fl ON
| Tongue river. A county is organized IN
der the name Of Custer. and law and or
der prevails. The effect of law and law
abiding citizens has been to make this as
peaceful ard quiet a place as any frontier
town l have ever been in. The buildings
are mostly cOnst uc,ed of hewed logs, but
several adObes have been erected. which
ael presides as Proba.e Judge. John Nc
COrmick us County Clerk. and II. j. Hop
py as Sheriff. all efficient and trustworthy
officers and z ntlemen. Prominent among
the business houses are Paul Mccormick
& Co., Matt. Carroll. A. II. Ninninger and
Chas. johnson. The smiling face of Char
ley savage meets one from over the counter
of Ninninger's store. Charley Brown has
erected fine building on Nam street and
is going to stay right here. Rob. Roberts
and Hoppy have fine. large SELDOM, and
are doing good business. Business has
been brisk. and the merchants find them
selves already short of goods. McCor-
mick 4 Go. have u large stock on the way
from above, and Charley Savage has a
stock coming from below. Matt. Carroll
will receive a large stock by the Diamond
''R" train now en- route to this place from
Bozeman.''
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Bass & Co.'s Ale at OdeIl's Hall
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Wanted, and for sale, vegetables. LocI
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Religious Services.

tkH METHODIST.
|ln1nr School At the II. +. Church each Sum-
k60DGbp. NJ.
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For fresh roasted and .cr ,urd coffee, see Jockey
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.xx:e hers Ertiyese.t
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS,

Fine silk Neck Wear, Cheviot and White Shirts,
Gloves, Hats, Caps. Trunks and Naise> and such
other goods as to make every branch in his line
complete in every particular, on all of which he
dsfies competition, and respectfully solicits the
inspection of goods and low prices.
The Republican journal., 1877-10-11
Trouble on the Mexican Frontier.

Accounts OF a serious outbreak and the
invasion OF United States territory have
been received from Texas. If the ac-
counts are to be credited a body Of Mex
leans had taken possession Of the Texan
towns of loleta and SanctiZario, and
were threatening the lives of the people.
A despatch from San Antonia gives the
following account of the affair
For some time past there has been a
teud III FL PaSo county, between a party,
led by Judge Charles II. Howard, and
one led by Il mail contractor, named Louis
Cards. The former is married to the
daughter Of Il man named Iimbelman,
who has located claims on several of the
salt lakes. where, to Il short time AGO.
the NeXicans used to procure their salt
free of charge. OF late Howard has in
sisted that all salt taken must be paid
for. \ very bitter feeling resulted and
eliminated IN an open quarrel in the town
OF San EliZarO between Cards and How
ard The Sheriff was called in to pre-
vent bloodshed: but it was impossible to
preserve the peace. The MeXicans rose
en- masse, seized the town, flung Howard
into jail and bound him hand and foot
with rope. They then paraded the streets
shouting ''Death to the Yankees and
long live Meiso." Soon after they cap
tured some other officials, including Judge
Mcbride, and lodged them in Jail. The
town Of lsletta was also visited by band
Of armed McNicans, and the officials driv-
Ell out or captured. The most excited
feeling prevails, and the greatest fears
are entertained for the lives of Howard
and the other Americans, about thirty in
number. \ call has been made from Ell
Paso for troops, and probably Col. Hatch
will be sent there. The call is for two
companies, With artillery.
Another account says that the trouble
was started by Cards, who is the enemy
of Judge Howard, and who wants troops
sent to FL Paso to protect the mail, of
which he is Il sub-contractor The out
rage cannot be laid to the charge of MeXi-
co, us the MeXicans complained of are
American citizens, living this side of the
river. They also feel themselves ag-
glieved by the conduct Of Judge Howard
and are urged on their laWless course by
his rival Cards. Atthe time Judge How
ard was seized by the mob he was in the
hands of the Sheriff for attempting to XIII
Cards.
\ New Orleans despatch says that of
terS will be at once made of volunteers to
protect the frontier and if Necessary to in
wade Mexico The officers of the First
Louisiana Infantry express their rcadi-
ness to go at the shortest notice
WASHINGTON, Oct. Z. AS far us known
at the Department of State only three of
at Rio Grande city, where the jail was
broken open, the Sheriff killed and sever
ell prisoners carried of, have yet been de-
lvered to the Texan or United States au-
thorities for trial and punishment. The
matter will doubtless serve as another
test of the power of the Diaz Government,
and hence of the validity Of its claims for
recognition.
The Republican journal., 1877-10-11

We'll. Ohio has gone to join tile ''solid
South" that Republican politicians have
deprecated as 50 menacing and danger
ous-lost to the party that lately held it,
If we may believe the reports, by the re-
vengetul apathy Of Republicans who de
sired to see the Presidents southern pol
lev rebuked in his own state In other
words, they endeayored to punish Hayes
because he kept in good faith the prom
ises Of the platform upon which he was
nominated. and Of the letter in which he
accepted that nomination. 1t is a curious
result of an unheard Of disagreement. 1t
will he certain to be followed hv Il ire
mcndous Democratic majority in New
York, where the Conkling revolt labors
towards that result. Even Massachusetts
is shaky, and it really seems as though
the only sure and stable piece of land on
which the party can keep its legs is the
tract in the northeast portion of New
England, that has come to be known as
Blaines Farm, and set down on the maps
as Maine. Passing away passing away
is the burden Of its song.
The Republican journal., 1877-10-11

Next Friday, October 18th, will he the
twelfth anniversary of the great fire in
this city, in 1868. 1t was Il terrible con
migration, which, for lack of water. there
were no means of controlling. Eight
years went by, and another devastating
fire swept through the city, more extern
sive than the first. In a few hours three
hundred and fifty thousand dollars worth
OF property was destroyed, and seventy
five families We're rendered homeless.
The authorities were compelled to ask
contributions of the charitable for the
homeless, naked and starving people
Had good supply Of water in pipes, With
a sufficient head been in readiness, both
of these fires would have been stopped
on the spot where they originated. The
means Of eXtinguishing fire, at the com
mand OF the city, is no better to-day
than it was at the occurrence of either of
those fires. Another building on fire,
with a strong wind, will simply repeat the
disasters of 1865 and 1873. The losses
by those two fires was over half million
A sufficient and never failing water sup
ply would cost $4,000 And yet there
are people who oppose an appropriation
for that purpose, on the score of economy !,
arguing, in effect, that to have eXpend-
ed fifteen thousand dollars in 1868, and
saved the half million that has been de
stroyed for want of the water, would not
have been good economy
The Republican journal., 1877-10-11
The reasoning of the Rockland Opinion

The reasoning OF the ROckland Opinion
is something marvellous. 1t recently
said
The prohibtory law is barbarous wicked code
under which the cause of temperance and the ma
tcral welfare OF the state have severely suffered
Opposition to it is a cardinal Democratic principle
and any attempt to tasten its vile polluted form to
our party must be resisted for if successful it will
result i'll death TO that party.
The same issue Of that paper endorsed
the nominations OF the Massachusetts
Democracy. one Of the nominees is Gen.
Sklllngs, an open and avowed prohibi-
zionist, and the candidate of that organi-
Zatlon for the same office. Having its
attention called to this gross inconsist-
ency, the Opinion digs a new hole and
gets into it in this style
We see nolhing inconsistent on our part If Gen.
SkllllnSs is Il candidate of the Massachusetts, Dem
ocratS, he has accepted the nomination on plat
form which contains the following resolution:
Resolved. that we are opposed to the reenact
ment OF the prohibtory law" We looked around
sharp enough to ascertain this before saying
what we did, and now if the prohbitionists want
to vote for that candidate for all the rest on tile
ticket. we can only say. Bully for them
Gen. Skillings does no such thing. On
the contrary, i'll his letter Of acceptance,
he tells the Democrats very plainly that
he cannot and will not endorse that reso-
luton. 1t is not a question Of what the
prohibitionists are to DO. But what are
the Democrats to do. if they believe, as
the Opinion says, that "any attempt to
tasten its [prohibition'sl vile, polluted
form to our party must be resisted" j!
Will the opinion please shed some more
Of its enlightenment on this curously in
volved question.
The Republican journal., 1877-10-11
The South Carolina Rogues.

COLUMBIA, Oct. s. Congressman Small
had u preliminary examination to-day on
charges against him. Woodruff testities
that he paid Small $4,000 as bride to
vote for Il measure before the Legislature
in 1872. Small was held to bail to
answer to an indictment in the Circuit
Court which meets ON the 18th Monday in
October.
Maxwell, Senator from Marlboro coun-
ty, in default of bail was imprisoned on
a similar charge. These charges Of brib-
cry are connected with the printing
swindles Of the Republican Printing Com
pany, Of which Woodruff was the head
centre. His testimony was based on 4
memorandum book lie kept in short hand.
The Republican journal., 1877-10-11
Robbers who Died Game.

H., h-fN".N' " >; mo- otPt. - IHouSH IVY VI |
tnree Oh tHc famous ounScr gang were Killed IN
me attack on the Northhcld. Mimi Bank, and |
ooie ana BOD are painting pals III Tie Minnesota |
S'ate fflsoi, ana though the James boys, those |
heroes Oh 'hc border highway, have not been hearu
OF lor some time there Is no lack hereaWay OF
.heNes VINO VIII display on occasion BRUTALITY
bravery or romance Eastern readers have not
lolSotleh Tue last tram robbery Whch Ill p"une'S
anu success was NOT INFERIOR l" toSc Oh some Years
ago over III Iowa and down II Missouri, while the
meihod adopted was essentially the same Un the
run OF September part, OF armed men rode up
70 Dig Springs Il water TANK station OH thc mon
racine ht1'oad about nan wa! between on Fort
hcafueN ana hcTehilV. ana colhlelieu thc opera
tor to detAch ms Instruments detecting instantly
ana preventing ms rlSt' when III taxing out the
'Sounoer. ne attempted 70 leave the relay con
nectcd win the wires connection thus cut OF,
they amhushtd Tie raSlWal'lIhonnd express which
was stopped by waving red lamp, and dlsarlned.
placed under guard the conductor engineer, etc.
Inc rev passengers on tI@ platforms were driven
IN by pistol sh"ts ana compelled 10 keep hcf seals
unoef guard a ropber WIN Two feVolVers sweeping
each car While another with cooked pistol III hand
searched the passenger The passengers were not
armed SO laVishly as european travellers declare
average Americans 10 be. or We're scared by the
brutal demeanor OF their guards, Tor all suIrend-
cred thelr VallaoieS without resistance. Some OF
them received BACK nom the humans valued arti
ces OF lewelry or watches with Masonic emblems
inscribed on them, and one armed man was given
pack all his property. The thieves made d noble
t' kun 'ite u'i .;n ' nn ";
a3 } s', ''''" my 4 NJ sr,,,ro ~.
stnI "t ,no nlI cHlicn'! nom NV larrsIi,
"Do t NV w. 'n' i" hu,liprt ~ "'I.o,iGs Wv,
~. iuD ny P''asi-sI4' M ~. lis ~,
eiils ~ 'iie a. NV IL o 1t 'a lust Do .i,t
va eihS Pciltt,"N- -Aitti p"'1.7 uI'
lnV lilvS on DON ell tG lon'el1 HILL
va" 'iiT ulie'll"n Vi llit r"llh 90 -
and Red Cloud Agency. but after reaching Ash
Hollow the party separated INTO three parties the
~ ilt4 VI IN. 1'"" 'i't " S'Ii'S ;I
naiu H. Htu'SI,iE '.ie n"
e'H Ht ""lu i"i Wv hVPupllV"n anu iVA"9'