davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-01-27

Eight hundred white men and
cinnamon find work on the Puyallup
Railroad under the superintendent
of J. L. Hallet.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-01-27

All Royal Arch Masons In good standing,
residents Of Vancouver and vicinity, are re-
qussted 70 meet q Masonic HAL n,. N this city,
1880 r. II.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-01-27

Col. Mason, and nearly all the Off
GERS of the Garrison went to Portland
on Wednesday. Special duty.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-01-27

bed, nerlgages, -. nxs .E,xsSSIltH9 se
- - : : q! q !Sl
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-08-16
+. Knnkel's Bitter Wine Of Irou

r.. ". hunkel D1tter VINO OF kro0.
This truly valuable tonic hss been % thor
@ tss, Il is % now deemed indispsnsssIs :. !. fcsis
medicine. II opsts but little ssrinss the blood
aud sivee tone TO the stomach, rerovatee the
system and proiongs life. Eyerybody shouid
0snersi DEBILITY. INDIGESTION. Diseases Of ne
stomach, and for all cases requiring trnio-
This vine includes the most agreeable and em-
cie1t salt of Iron We possess ss-Ctrate of Nag
% es p. nI. s.rs
Do you want somsthinp 10 strengthen Yoaf
Do you want good sPpetitef
10 you want 10 get rid Of nervousnssst
DO You want eperEyt
do you want TO sleep we'll
Do you wan, 10 build up your consultation
10 you want to feel wslii
10 you want . brisk and vigorous feeftosf
II you DO try kUNkEL's BITTER WINE
I only ask trial Of this valuable tonic.
Beware OF ccunterfeis, ss kunhers Hitter
Wine Of Iron II the only sure and efcctusl rem
cdy In the known World Tor the permanent cure
Of Dyspepsia and Debility and as there arc .
| number of limitations offered to the public, I
would caution the community to purchase aons
dut the genuine article, Manufactured by r. y.
kunkei, and having his stamp on the ectt Of
| tempting 60 initiate this valuable remedy proves
its worth and speaks volumes In its favor SOLD
only In ti bottles or sif BOTTLES for ts Try this
| valuable medicine and be convinced Of It's Nor
| Its. Sold by druggists aud dealers every whore.
Tape Worm Removed Alive.
| Head spd eli complete, In two hours. No fos
iii head passes. Seat, Pin, and stomach W ortns
| rrmoved by pr. Kunh"i az North Ninth IT.
| Philadelphia, Pa. send for circular 9th ssrea.
| tie on ell kinds % Worms, sdvice fr~e. Ask
your druggist for bH,ls 10 Knukel's Worm
never fails 10 remove sii kinds from ehiidrca or
\ grown persons. Directions With N.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-08-16

IspIcArIoNs ov LONGEVITY. .--Hufelsnd,
public lecturer At Jena, who published .
work on longevity 10 the last century,
thus describes the sort Of men who has
the best prospects Of long life: He has .
well>proportioned stature. without how
ever, being too tall. He is rather Of the
middle sise, and somewhat thick set. His
complexion Is not too aorid--at any rate.
too much ruddiuess in youth is seldom .
sigu Of longevity. Hair approaches raths
er TO the fair than to the black. His
skin II strong not rough. His head 10
not too big. He has large veins 81 the
extremiiies. and his shoulders sre rather
round than nat. His neck is not long, his
belly does not prof ect, and his hands are
large but not too deeply cleft, His foot
is rather thick than long, and his legs
are hrm and round. He hes also broad
chest and stroug voice, sud the faculty
Of retaining his breath for . long time
without difficulty. In general, there is
complete harmony In ell his psrts. His
senses are good. but not too delicate.
His pulse 10 slow and regular. HE sppe
lite 10 good and his digestion easy HI
has not too much thirst, which 10 always
10 sigu Of rapid self lf-eoassmption. Hii
% salons never become 100 violent or de-
struoiive. II he givss way 10 anger. ht
erperienc es Q glow Of warmth without IN
|ovsrHowing Of the gall: He Likes employ,
nsen,. particularly calm meditation ant
egreeabie 'speoul stions; Is an oPtimist,
friend TO Nature, and domestic felicity
has no thirst after either honors or ri shes
and bsnishes oil thought OF Tomorrow.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-08-16


HoxE TRAINING Richard Cecil
was not far wrong when he said that
tho most common Of all human
complaints is parents groaning una
dor the vices OF their children
vices, too, which have grown up un-
der tho worry eyes Of these parents,
but which they lack firmness TO ro-
press in time "Good laws" said
Baxter, will not reform US, il re-
formation begins not at homo. This
il the cause Of all our misdeeds in
church and state, even the want Of q
holy education Of children" "No
greater harm is done 10 Ohristen'
dom.' writes Luther, ethan by neg
lsct Of children. ."--Edrly 7rainiaS,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-08-16

Sunday-The Suns day.
Monday-The Moons day.
Tuesday-Tice's (or Tuisco's) day
Wednesday-Woden's day.
Thursdsy-Thunr's Tor Thor's)
day.
Friday-Friga's Cor Frea's) day.
Saturday-Setern's (or Saturn 81
day.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-08-16

ORIGIN OF THE NAMES OF DAYS
The names Of days Of the week were
determined by the planets which
ruled the first OF each. Seven plan.
cts distributed through the "a hours
beginning with either, would fix the
first hour OF each succeeding day in
order OF the names. In seven days
the FIRST would turn again, aud give
q recurring series It was an Egyp-
tian or Sabean invention, the Orien0
tails having no weekly cycle, but on
ly a luner ono. The Egyptians
made Saturday. the first day, a fes
tival, and this the Jews made their
Sabbath, or day OF rest. Baptists
made Sunday tho resurrection day,
or first day Of the Jewish week their
Sabbath, to distinguish themselves
from the Jews. The Greek reckon
ed by decades, or ten days. Our
names Of days Of the week we're in
troduoed by the Northern pirates,
miscalled Saxon and were derived
from the Scandinavian mythology
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-08-16

- q l q G t II ale.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-08-16

ter I and the
arp aud mon
more than you
persuasion you
crows, this very
II you had COL
I money, end q
intsn1M v hall
~ we're On tAl
ain euough. |
hoot tyosa. 10 sAvl
ia sAld NO, end
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-08-16
The Outlaws Wife.
By ycS. z. BADGER, JR.

As tho rapid Gathering Of q horses
ifoofs came to his ears, the traveller
abruptly drew rain, one hand in
stinctively seeking the revolver that
hung against his hip, his eyes keen-
ly ranging ahead, until The narrow
road lost itsen among tho thickly-
growing trees that made q living
arch overhead. But the sternsset
features relaxed as the rider came
in view as well they might.
A woman, young and almost boz
wilderingly beautiful despite her
plain, homely attire. A f.ce that
was pareiy oval, sex in frame Of
luxurious curls, black and glossy NJ
polished Jet /, q face with large, lus
trous eyes, with full red lips, be-
tween which could just be seen a
CLEAN Of white, even teeth ! with
skin that seemed living marble, jus,
touched by the warm breath Of the
summer sun figure that was
rounded symmetry itself, that freely
followed each motion of the gene-
rous bay horse--all this Harry Car
ter saw at the first glance. 1t was
an sfterthought that made him nor
tice the limp sun-bonnet that hung
upon the woman's back, the plain
riding habit OF brown calico that
barely reached to the tip Of her
stout country-made Shoes
Straight aheaA the young woman
rode, only drawing rain as the two
horses fairly touched muzxles, fol
Carter, amazed by the shape his nat.
ural fears had taken, made no Of
fort to give the road until the fair
vision spoke;
Are you one Of the Youngsrs Of
James boys-or have you establish
cd q private toll-gate-"
beg pardon, lady, and Carte
backed his horse into the edge o
the brush, flushing hotly as her low
musical, yet almost taunting laugl
rang in his ears. "But to meet al
angel where one is expecting dev
II Is surely excuse enough for one
losing ones head
sAs 0 stranger none OF on
country lads could have uttered tina
speech without hslting-to the nat
ural curiosities Of this region (angel
in un.bonnets inclnded) you ar
very excusable. Good..vening cir
'One moment said Carsr, a. sh
was about to ride past aim. Ca
YOU tell me how far it 10 to th
house Of John Hazelvood 1 sm
stranger in these parts, and begi
TO fear that have lost my road.
.Squatter Johns cabin stand
close 10 this road, not two mile
ahead but whether you and hil
at homo il doubtful. II not, an
your business 10 pressing, you wi
find the latch string hanging pul
pull IL, make yourself at home--tl
old gentleman will like you all I
better for IL whom he comes back.
'You arc acquainted with the q
gentleman, then 7
We arc neighbors. Onco me
good-evening
With Q half saucy nod, tho you
woman loosened the rains and &
lopsd rapidly away. Carter folio
cd her with his eyes and o'
turned his horses head ~ thou
strongly tempted to follw her in
flesh. One quick, backward gla
then the winding road led hor
Of his sight--Then--a sharp orr
fear or pain, followed by tho swii
reoeding trampling OF iron-A
hoois.
Without o moments hesita'
Carter put spurs 70 his horse
sped down tho road, foolin9 N
Instinct that the young lady
met With some mishap' tount
Tie curve. he wrenohed Ia bis he
with . CRY Of alarm. just bs
him Ivy tho young woman IKE
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-08-16
Charity IL the greatest OF virtues.

Charity il the greatest Of virtues
''There 10 that soAttsreth and yet in.
oroaseth." This would seem para
doxioal. and yot IL l. found In tho
Book Of books "0od loveth . cheer.
iul giver.' "Itis moro blessed 70
cise than 10 receivs." This. ZOO, 10
The teaching Of the holy writ
"WhatsoeveF measure you msts, u
hall be mstsd 10 yoa sgain.' Think
|tA o man. and bs gsnesous u
SOur '"~W.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-08-16

the grass. As I iollowed--for I
have been within ear~shot ever since
You two met picked them up,
and you are welcome to them, after
you fork over
You have me fonl,' moodily utter
cd Carter. You can take the money,
IL you must have it. I will not give
IL 10 you.
Take IL, Kate--the left hand pock,
ct said the outlaw, ooolly. And
you--no tricks. You arc q white
man, clean through, and I shouldn' :
like to hurt you III didn't really
need tho money TO get out Of this
country with I'd let you slide, even
now. But il can't be helped
Tho woman gently slipped her
hand into the travellers bosom,
where tho large, well-filled pocket
book was clearly outlined Carter
looked full into her eyes, and the
hard lines around his mouth soften-
cd
This is q sad liie for ono so beau
tiful A. you, lady. I would not re.
gret double the loss Of money, IL
could only know you were what
thought you only minute ago.
Your opinion matters little to me
while have his love, was the quie,
reply. Il live for him alone--noi
would I change places With The
highest, grandest lady in the land !
Carter moodily watched the compile
until they disappeared, then slowl,
retracing his steps until the roat
was regained, ho followed it until HI
reached the cabin Of John Hazel
wood, who listened with eager inter
est to bis story. When it was fin
ished no simply said That mai
was Jesse James, stranger !
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-08-16
r q q { ry /.
The Workman's Wife.
ny NATHAN q. UaHsa.

=
"ArHAH D. Uhrsa.
NJ ,.~ s.s.I-
,o'.s n, "s no Ies natn
OF humble hoasshold oarss
To deck her head With gorgeous piumss
NO bird OF beauty mourns,
No wondfous ven ofcunning looms
Her graceful form adorns;
bue see's the bright breast-iewsi Of
NY busy, toiiing life,
Whose Wish is but TO live and love
AZ hslpmeet ana his wife.
vh,ss a hs, ~ovr q, uo,c-.,,.
SON robe Al evsnins's hou,
IT'S simple wildwood dover;
but: on ! the kiss that bids me forth,
LGntneArsea 20 my WORK,
curpassetn Al tne Movers OF earth
Inat IN tne Htconuooi Iurt.
AM tnc e,sncc ,nst Iishs mo homo at last,
,wnen tue unys long tssf 10 through,
h.woeso. tn.n .anweIu cast
from Vso'oss ossned Win dew.
vrom hey soft arm our babv sc...a.
ia chubby bands. And erov
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-08-16
THE POST.
Published every Thursday Evening b
JEREMIAH GROUSE, Prop'r.

Terms Of Subscrptioa,
TWO DOLLARS PER ANNUM. Pny.
able within six months, or t2.5phnot
paid within the year. No paper Dis
continued until all arrearageS arc
paid unless at the option Of the psb.
Usher.
subscriptions outside OF the county
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
~ Persons lifting and using papers
addressed % Others become subscribers
and are liable for the price ofthe paper
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-04-20
The War Prospect.

The Following is the latest telcgraphc news
concerning the impending war bct,vccn TN key
and Eussid. Should a war actually occur and
be prolonged six months, of which there seems
great probaLilitv-wc believe it would involve
nearly if not quite niir+hc-g stvst -ItoHsvsSet
Euro; ia Il. IN thai case, as we stated some
time ago, bread-s;uifs would 60 up to the high.
e,t WAY r.iccs and cotton woi,l,sgo down to the
lowest price ever known. Let our Farmers take
warning in time: =. y w
ST. PLTrERsDvnG. April 17.-Ignatieff will
accompany the Car to Kischcneff. 1t is expec.
ted war will he declared at Kischeneif April u.
IoNnoY, April 1.-The Russian army will
probably advance in Tie following order: The
right wing, which is the weakest portion, crosses
Dneustcr ut Chateym, and goes along the strong
frontiers to Pashany the centre goes by rail 10
Pashany the left wing the strongest. will cross
the Danube between Reun and Ismal.
a Reuter- telegram from st. Petersburg says
'.Thc Gar leaves for the army almost immei-
ately, lie will confine himself TO inspecting
nc troops and will no: take part in the cam
paign. The order oil the day announcing n de-
caratiou OF war has been issued in official quar-
tcrS. It is rc,or,c,! that the present situation
compcis Russia, in certain degree, to act sin.
gle-hanlcL.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-04-20
Gov. Hampton Requests the Republican Officials
10 Close their 0fices.
STATE OF SoUTu CAROLINA, :
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
COLUMBIA, April IA, 1877.

- EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
COLUMBIA, April IA, 1877.
Hon. II. B. Elliott, Columbia, S. C:
SIE IL am directed by the Governor to say
to you that while he does not desire to prejudice
any claim that you may be asserting III the
Courts, his opinion Of the futihty OF your asser
tons TO have been legally elected to the office OF
Attorney General has been indicated by his re-
coguizing and commissioning Mr.. Conner, your
opponent, when the necessities OF the govern
ment required him to decide. 1t would disem-
barrass the operations of the Executive depart,
ment, of which he is now in the undisputed
charge for you to turn over the records and pa
pers of the office of Attorney General to Mr. Con.
ner, subject, if you desire it, to the decision of
the Courts, hereafter to he made.
lie begs leave, however, to inform you, In the
event of your declining to take this course, that
he sees nothing in your present position emitting
you to the use of the ro1ns and custody of the
records of the office referred to- and that he can
not consent to it.
| His responsibility for the proper discharge OF
the administration will require him to prevent
such an obstruction TO the cou,luct of the gov
ernment,
An early reply will oblige, yours respectfully,
| WADE III. MANNING, Private Sey.
copy of the above was served upon each OF
the Republicans who now occupy the Offices in
the State House II. Is. Elliott, as Attorney
General, John II. Tolbert, as State Superinten
dent of Education, and James Kennedy, as Ad
jutant and Inspector-General, made joint re
| My while T. I C~"ha1o. ns State Treasurer. ans
ii. L. Haync, as Secretary of State, made sepa
rate replies over their own signatures. They
however, all declined TO accedc to the Cover
nor's request, basing their action upon the fac
that they were Defendants in n case of Qu
w0rrdnto, now pending before the Supreme
,oult of the State, and until that case was dcci
dcd against them they say lit would be n lega
absurdty for US to voluntarily shift positions
with our contestants, and would result, logically
in complete abandonment of our rights"
CORDOBA alone, addresses Tic Governor n
Hon. Wade Hampton, while the others addr IS
their reply to Wade IL. Manning, Private Sccre
tary, but in the body Of their communication
recognize Governor Hampton.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-04-20
For the Times.
A Correction,

Mr.. STOKES IL notice in your issue of the
18th inst, mention is made by you of the ar
rest of Mr.. \. n. Wood, of this place, for viola
ton of The Revenue law. Pcasc allow me,
through your columns, to correct this mistake
Mr.. Wood was not arrested at all, and there was
no violation Of the Revenue law whatever. -
The Deputy Collector only found in Mir. " ood' $
store box Of Tobacco with the stamp impcr-
fectly carccllcd which defect was not noticed
at all, or rather Mr.. Wood, rs many others, was
entirely ignorant of the proper mode of cancel
lation. In justice to Mr.. Wood (who is one of
our most Influential young merchants, and n
worthy citizen and gcnilcman), please publish
this explanation. A CITIZEN.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-04-20

oncc moro tho reporters arc writing about
The rava%cs Of the tirc-iicnd. Almost sirnula-
mcnusly with the burning Of the Southern Hotel
in -. Louis we hear OF great fire in the Greek
quarter at '"n-'nnlinop'c, "f another in Ohio.
town of r"H"r.y. which Destroyed twenty-five
buildings, rnl s.. another oui in Paterson which
consumed II w"olicn mill ami cam" very near
talng in The Dnnlorlh LocomotiNc Works
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-04-20

usn- We learn that the doors to the State off
ces have been fastened and sealed, so that no one
will occupy them until the Supreme Court de-
cidcs who arc entitled to take possession.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-04-20

LSSy-, Our friends Graham Graham have
JuSt rccelvcu DarrcI OF rutgc, Iut -.,..."".'
picked White Fish, which we think is ono Of
the greatest dcccaccs in the fish line. We have
tried them aul know they are fine.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-04-20

Bsiy" Gov. Hampton has issued II Proclama.
ton calling upon the members Of both Houses
of the Legislature to convene in the State Capt.
tai on next Tuesday. the 2lth.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-04-20
IN CHARLESTON
Damages by Fridays Storm.

THE STORM At GREENvILLE.-leS est erday,
Grcenville was visited by II regular northcaster
The rain poured in torrents, and the wind blew
a perfect hurricane. Trees were blown down,
and fences shared the same fate. The tin roof
of the Female College rolled up in pile
The ornamental work on the front of We. Ow-
ings store on Main street was blown oil, and
located on the side walk. Chimneys in various
parts of the city were blown down, and house
wives lost their t,mpcr in wiping up the water
of shutters and breaking of glass will not soon
be forgotten. The injury was very great in our
city, and when tho storm subsidies, calm relee-
ton will suggest many important improvements.
The "oldcst inhabitant" fails to remember
such n spell Of weather. 1t rained, showed and
scc; ed. and dil'good work in each line 1t was
terrible weather. and the rain fall was rcmcn-
dous. and 10 doubt great damage has been done
to the bridges in the county.-Ne'rS llM.
In Columbia the s:orm of Friday night in
jured property in various parts of the city and
county more or less 4 small cottage near the
cemetery was blown down, aud numerous fences
and outhouscs in various parts of the city shared
! the same fate. No information of any loss OF
mails, which have been delayed upon several oi
the roads leading into the city, however. may
tell difekent story.
The shet tovcr !latiwanger's mill, in LeNiug'
! ton County Awa5 n,own down during the gale on
Friday. Ttc da,i"ge wassscvcrc, the pullcys
| Icing broNea aud the shaitins lout; tho fencing
in the Dutch Cork vicinity is generally damaged
much of it bef4g blown down.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-04-20

UNION, FRIDAY APRIL 20 1871.
TERMS oF SUBSCRIPTIONS oo
Copy one year, ~ ADVANCE, SSSSo
2C"g'es one year :" LOO
10 2oeO
ADVERTISING: s,oo
One sIuarc or one inch first insertion, sioo
Ss,a fSn nsr TO merchant, and Others adrer
Using for six months or by the year.
Obituary Notices of ten lines or less, inserted free
over ten lines, charged as Advertise
ments.
Fd- 90 per cent additional for advertisements ordered
not to appear In consecutive issues
EsS" We are compelled again to request oil
indebted to us to make payments Immediately.
rp- The street Railway in Grecnvlc is an accom-
pshcd fact Tho Cars made their first trip from Main
street 10 the Air Line Depot yesterday
Esas- Tho dam of Mr. Samuel Jelires' Mill,
in the upper part Of this County was washed
away by the storm last Friday
Bsiy- Gov. Hampton has issued Proclama.
tion calling upon the members Of both Houses
of the Legislature to convene in the State Capt.
tai on next Tuesday. the 2Ith.
ren. We learn that the doors to the State Off
ccs have been fastened and sealed, so that no one
will occupy them until the Supreme Court de-
cidcs who are entitled to take possession.
GSS-, Our friends. Graham & Graham have
JuS' f'ce'c' ""rrei VI '"i Se' i'' """ "'''"'"'"
picked White Fish, which think is ono Of
the greatest dclccacics i'm the fish line We have
,;I ,,,,, ,,, I,,o,. ,lo,, ,, co
20.
eely" IF You want the dclicacics, substantias
and uSurics of life, 60 to b. +. Rawls & Cos.
'''''c, W '''>' '"''"' ""e'' ~" N'' E'' i'""'
n sile of Bacon to n stick of Candy. The DR..
KNOWS """' goo" "''"S 's' "i" Always N'ePS ''
hand stock to suit all classes. conditions and
,,s,c, Sec his ADVERTISING corner
M-N. Row. W. II. IlcmlIG, ID. D., ono of the
purcy, men in the Methodist Conference of this
g., IT,, , ,,,,,,, m wo,1,,,s, =,
''''' Wv " ~
ihc"'noh'a' 'h 'ho "'"'ii"s Vi 'n"' "'y We
met his son, W. Nlagill Fleming, at the cars, on
hi, ,vo,, ,,o,vr IN rh,,,cs,nu b3v;no bccn tcle-
S'"f"'' '"'' o
NJ, An rli,,r dawn !, Marion kccrs \ store
~ ..,.c -,
AL" ''s' "ccN S''''I '''''' '''' "'''S WV '@ va
an editorial casig't'on IN ms inind, bfoEc INTO
that store and stole quantity Of goods We
| woulJ like to SEQ ,bc man tbo, couId make any
| ,
| ''o - - - ~
orl s,,o l,,s,,os,,,, corrios rho kov
.r, 9 , ,,,,,
IL ,,h ,,, ,.s,r,,c,of ,hc set, ,,c,,. of the diff
tcul,ics in that state, that feel safe in saying that Il
com"mi>c LA, bee" made by which Governor Nichols
N !" :, :" t','' II"
not been ma,, rullic but it i, conceded that the Mich
oils government; "y can secure peace and tranquility in
LOUISIANA Linz troops hai moi been H'hoT'" ~ Tie Ia !