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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-09


House-Mr Tucker made two
hours speech on the tariff bill, which
attracted great attention,
He was followed by Representatiy e
Robbins,of North Carolina. Referring
to the public debt, Mr.. Robbins said
he was OF opinion that payments into
sinking fund should be suspended for
some years. He was not repudia-
tionists. The national debt must be
paid in the manner 1t was contracted
to be paid and in the same medium
Though he gave his support to the
till he did not think 1t was what 1t
should be.
He also presented u forclbe
argument on behalf of reform of
the international revenue and u re.
| duction of tax on tobacco. He paid
glowing tribute to North Carolina,
saying she had long heen ground down
by unequal federal legislation. She
now asked for justice aud to be relieved
the protectionists and the expressions
of the international tax gatherer. AT
the close of the speech he was warmly
congratulated.
The house is In session tonight.
Nominations--G. A. Sheridan, OF
Louisiana, recorder of deeds for the
District of Columbia, vice Simon
Wolf.
The committee on banking and cur.
rency agreed to report bill directing
the secretary of the treasury to issue
ten million one and two dollar notes,
held for the redemption of fractional
currency.
Senate-Business was generally of
an uuimportant character.
During the discussing of the Indian
appropriation bill, Senators Maxey
and Coke opposed the removal OF
wild Indians to the Indian territory.
Senator Ingolls agreed that their To-
cation there would be in violation of
the treaty with the Cherokees.
The discussion continued at great
length and without definite action the
senate adjourned.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-09
A DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
The Residence OF Charles Oagle Re.
duced 90 Ashes-Two Mes nee, with
serious InIuries,

uueed 10 Ashes-Iwo Men Meet with
serious InIuries,
Lat night about halfpast nine
O'Clock u iire broke out In the kitchen
Of Mr., Charles eagle, ut hia residence
on Patterson avenue, near Central
park. The fire alarm was soon sounded
from the engine house, aud II was not
long before the few flremen In the city
wore on their way to the scene.
Before their arrival, however, the
kitchen, which was composed OF well.
seasoned and inilamable material, was
covered with flames, aud was soon
consumed. The residence adIoIned
the kitchen, was soon In u blaze,
burning rapidly, and was soon beyond
the control OF the nremen.
The engine stopped at tho els.
tern near the corner OF Elm and
Sycamore streets, but by this time
the building was almost entirely con-
sumed. The furniture and other arts
cles were nearly all saved, but were
very much damaged In handling, The
house was one-story frame, and was
good piece Of property. 1t was in-
sured for fifteen hundred and the fur.
niture for twelve hundred dollars, In
the Ph@nix, OF Brooklyn, represented
by Kerfoot n Hereford. While on
his way 10 the fire u sad
accident befell Mr.. J. w. Webb.
He was on the hose cart aud when
near the corner OF Sycamore and Elm
streets, the horse took fright, running
away and throwing him OIL. A severe
cash was cut over his right temple,
and two Of his ribs were broken. The
unfortunate man was taken TO his resl>
dence, on San Jacint0 street, where he
was attended to by physicians. Late
last night he was suffering very much
from his wounds, which were pros
n0unced to be OF u serious character.
During the fire man named Charlie
Kemp, while fighting the flames,
was by some means shut up In u
room. The room was filed with
smoke and was soon abla2e. The skin
on his face and hands was scorchet.
In his efforts to get out he threw hin.
self against the door with great vio-
lence, which finally yielded giving
him liberty. Upon making his exit he
was much exhausted and fell senseIess
to the ground, after which he was
taken across the street and laid ON
mattress. His lungs were seriously
affected by the occurrence, yet he WA
able after awhile to walk home, as-
sisted by friends.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-09
EASTERN QUESTION.

The Muscovites Are Gradually Draw,
ing IN their FrOnt-The Mussulmnn
VIII Surrender Their Forts ns the
Russian Recedes.
LONDON, May S.-A Berlin dispatch
says the emperor yesterday received
Mr.. Bayard Taylor.
Prince LobavoH will leave ST. Pc.
tersburg to-day to assume the post OF
Russian ambassador at COnstantinople'
The British and German iron clads
have arrived at London, 1t is said
from Malta.
The rumors lately current in Con-
stantinople about the Russian concen-
tration at Ryrgose, threatening the
upper Bosphorus, Is untrue.
The news of the Russian advance
on Batoum, by way of Choruk valley,
is unimportant, because that road 10
impractcable for artillery.
The Porte's answer about the evscu-
alton Of the fortress have been sent to
st. Petersburg, so an important change
is unlikely until Russian rejoinder re-
turns. Russian coup dc main no long.
err dreaded and Is believed impossible
In view OF the condition and nun bers
Of the Turkish army. According to
Turkish views the Russians ought to
withdraw beyond Adrianople SO as to
occupy the line fixed OH the eastern
limit OF Bulgaria. The Turks, how
ever, propose to surrender the places
one after another, so as to allow the
Muscovites to perform their part of
the engagement. Should this method
be followed, Shumla will probably be
first, Varna second and Batoum last.
The forces on the Servian and Mon
tenegrin frontiers will be smaller. The
idea of occupying Bosnia has quite re.
tired ia the background.
Count Zichy, the Austro>Hungarian
ambassador at CoDstantinople, has re-
turned to that city where pourpartour,
about the repatriation of refugees will
be continued. The proposed aHnexa-
ton of the island Of Adahksheh In the
Danube to Servla, Is opposed by Tur-
key and Austria. The porte will prob.
ably cede It to Austria.
An Oden special says the number of
British transports conveying the In.
dian contiDgents passed here to-day.
A Berlin dispatch says Bismarck Is
suffering from return Of the neuralgia
affection. The time Of his return to
that city Is uncertain.
A dispatch from Constantinople says
the greater part Of Russian provision
and ammunition have been removed
from San Stefano to Chatalja. Com
missioned contracts signed to-day
makes Adrianople the port of delivery
hereafter.
The correspondent at Constantinople
OF the Daily News, who represents
Russian idea, reiterates the statement
that the lnsurrectlon was never serl-
GUS and will terminate without coer-
cion as soon as insurgents are con.
WINGED they are not included In the
new Bulgaria.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-09
Personal.

8. H, Cox, of Tyler, is booked at the
Windsor.
John Howard and wife, OF Cincin-
natl, are quartered at the Windsor.
J. w. Sweeney, Of Marshall, is stop.
ping at the Windsor.
f. Sellers, Of Kentucky, is at the
Windsor.
8. Billitz, Of New Orleans, is a guest
at the Windsor.
G. I. Picton, Of Denison, is registered
at the Windsor.
w, w. Goodall, VIM. B. Sprague
and A. ]. Cordier, of New York, are
at the Windsor.
f. M. Goode, w. II. Rucker aud w.
johnson, Of Sherman, are guests al
the Windsor.
VIM. Hszleton, NJ. G. Owen and E
E. Crandeli, Of st. Louis, are stopping
at The Windsor.
Conductor Jules Alvord was In thu
city yesterday, en- route from DenisoI
10 Marshall. His arm Is Improving.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-09
NOT no BE TOLERATED.
The Leader of the New York Com.
mune ~ Arrested for Threatenin u
Newspaper Mans Life, nnd Placed
Under bond.

New York, May S.-Edward Megg,
the recognized leader of the commune
In this city, and who ia said to DO the
individual who caused the death of
Archbishop Darboy, OF Paris, and
Chief Police Greyboy, was arraigned
to-day In court, charged with threaten
ing the life of Harry w. Marks, an ats
tachee OF the World newspaper. JUS
tice smith soundly lectured Megg, tell
Ing him that the commune was not
an institution OF this country, and It's
principles would not be tolerated here.
He held him in five hundred dollars
bail to keep the peace.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-09

Tn order to guarantceto
oil that we are able to
safely defy any and ali
,onnetition in quality,
Drice and style we have
marked our goods down
to marvelOusly low
prices in each ana every
department..
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-09
Another Proposition 10 Furnish
water.

AhptHVH w
water.
The proposition oftbe Dallas Irriga
ton and Water Works company as
presented to the council at Its Tuesday
nights session to supply the city with
water, comes from Captain Kidd. He
has spring in Frencbtown, four
miles west of the city that he claims
is inexhaustible, which Is several hun.
dred feet higher than this point. He
proposes to lay piping from that point
to the city, should chat proposition be
accepted. The council, as majority,
do not entertain the idea as feasible
one.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-09

For the gulf states-Warmer south
west winds, with falling barometer
veering to cooler northwest winds
with rising barometer. Partly cloudy
and clear weather will prevail,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-09
WASHINGTON.
Msxey ana Coke oppose the Removal
oi nOstiieH 20 tho Indian Tcrriiory-
Robbins, OF the ola North states,
Makes u nit.
Moon Assocl Sted Press Report,l

WASHINGTON, May S.-Senate--
Hoar, OF Massachusetts,, introduced
bills to provide for ocean mail steam.
ship service between the United States
and Portugal. lie referred the com.
mittee to postoilices and post roads,
The house considered the bill regulat.
ing inter state commerce, but without
action resumed tariff In the com mittee,
the whole with indications that the
enacting clause will bc stricken out.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-09

dhnco~streeis Crowded with Visit.
ors-Ihe Parade aud Programme for
the First nay.
Special 10 tho lieraldl
Waco, May S,-Never before since
Waco has been an inhabited place has
there been such crowd M Is at pres.
ent here to witness aud participate In
the festival, There Ia u perfect lam.
II Ia estimated that there are between
eight and ten thousand visitors pres.
ent.
The streets are gaily decorated with
liags and banners, and thronged with
people
The weather which at first was CLOUDY
afterwards became beautiful, and from
early this morning, before the process.
sion was formed, there seemed
to be spirit OF hilarity and
good feeling among all classes, which
has been kept up nil day.
The procession to-day has been
grand spectacle. The attractive uni
forms OF the hundreds OF ilremen aud
military, and the delicious music AT
either hand, (there are a nun Der
Of fine bands PRESENT. gave evidence
Of "A festival second TO none that was
ever before held in Texas. There
were eight hundred aud forty nremen
representing forty companies, and
about two hundred military, repre-.
senting seven companies, present and
In the procession. Besides the liremen
and military, floats representing differ
ent industrial pursuits, together with
distinguished citizens and officers of
the association, were in the line Of the
procession.
Regrets were freely expressed over
tie absence of the Dallas military.
The Dalas fire companies and band
have attracted very general favorable
comment.
The Jefferson Gems (tiremep) are
regarded as having the finest uniforms.
The Central City Guards military,
Of Waco, Captain Parrot, are gorge.
ously uniformed, and have attracted
unusual attention by reason of their
perfect military maneuverings.
AT about s o'clock the street pageant
met on the commons Mt the. head of
Austin street, after which the grand
marshal organized the procession in
the following order:
Her Majesty's Grand Herald--mounted.
Barnetts Cornet Band.
Waco Grey's-the "Old Guard" of the AS. |
sociHtion.
Officers OF the Association
Onlcers Of the City Gov .rnment.
Officers OF the County.
orators of the day
The press and distinguished guests.
FIRST DIVISION.
Grand Marshal of the day.
Brass Band.
Visiting Military.
Visiting Flremen,
Miscellaneous Oars.
sEooND DIVISION.
Brass Band.
Quaen's Body Guard.
Triumphal Car,
Containing Queen or the Nal and her
Attendants.
THIRD DIVISION.
Second Assistant Marshal.
Brass Band.
Visiting Military.
Visiting Firemen.
Turn Vereln,
and
Miscellaneous Cars.
FOURTH DIVISION,
Third Assistant Marshal.
Brass Band.
Visiting Military.
Visiting Firemen.
Goddess of Liberty.
Miscellaneous Cars.
FIFTH DIVISION.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-09
FIFTH DIVISION.
Fourth Assistant Marshal
Visiting Military.
visiting Firemen.
Gul Clubs.

visiting Firemen
Gul Clubs.
Miscellaneous Cars.
AT nine O'clock this morning the
procession moved through Austin
Avenue to the public Plaza; through
the Plaza to Second street; thence
along Second to Mary street; thence
along and through Fifth street to the
fair grounds.
On the arrival at the fair grounds,
the queen was escorted to the royal
throne and seated, surrounded by her
attendants. Then came the corona.
ton ceremonies. The Grafton was
elaborate ana quite appropriate. The
amusements to day were rs follows ::
greasedpole,g creased pig, fat mems race,
fifty yard foot race, wheelbarrow race.
Tonight there Is a grand display of
fireworks on the fair grounds, and
other festivities.
Governor Hubbard and other candi.
dates are present who are fairly burst
ing with speeches. A large number OF
those present are from the western
counties and they are all for Throck-
morton,
Waco is so badly besiged that the
hotel accommodations are Inadequate,
but the private citizens are liberal in
hospitality.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-09
WACO MAI-FEST,

The Ciiy ~ aaln Attire Large Atten,
danoe-siree's Crowded with Visit
ors-Iho Parade aud Programme 10.
the First hay.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-09

FOURTH DIVISION.
Third Assistant Marshal.
Brass Band.
Visiting Military.
Visiting Firemen.
Goddess of Liberty.
Miscellaneous Cars.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-07-05
ORICEo.sL .S.OT4CE


MSrfafa Howard. rlslnii6.
"
JcAs crrmer. Mary Ann TRAINER. rr,cr
teAm~r, Frank trAmer. Mary unonssll
John u't,cAneil, ]. I, csse. z. Ault.
nan 4 Co., w. u. Barnss. netendaN,a.
To the Defendants Ahesr MINED.
Yen ere hereby ncliNcd that there Il
no~ On Alr IN the efhre cfsh& clerk " the
tsirran coutts In and far the County ~
Howard, state IL lava. peii,Ion 1t the
PlalniiiT shove named Claiming cf sca III.
sim II Ssiaai and IL PER
interest cent fran urtohtr
nth. isTS ana Tint thu Hen thereof
he enforced against the \ II sl.na.t. wrss
Of the 18th T.. NJ In Howard County. Iowa.
a.s.r,l,ng ~ the terms VI the lAs' will If
Mlrhacl tramet ivvrasri. A,.s thu sum
~ klls "a nnd intrrs-, thereon from Feb
NH. is7s tasrs pail In redeenilas from
sales fur delinquent taxes thereon, anti III
the snmc become frat lien thereon nnd
~ Included HI ihr Judgment, Tint n rnrr.
cirl execution he ordered u soil said land
fnr thr M,lsfao.ioH u SAID aMount with III.
terrst anti ,ust anil thai the liens nr Inter
rsts of defendants thctutn lie declared i'm.
inr inferior anl II aid plaintiffs judgment.
NJ personal clAi,, II m,,ir against ANY oi
defendants vsesr, Jchn aud Peter tra.
| Mcr.
AMI Tint unless you appear thereto ANIL
| defen,l hcf0r noun ~ ,hr ssran. lay af III,
neat term ~ the ssll uoat, appointed 10 ~
hrld N The Court House III said tnunlv
commencing on tho nh lily ~ Ortc',c,
1875 your default Will lar entered md
Judgment wondered against s"u thereon
IN accordance With prayer u sHsi petition
~ MCCARTHY.
alta Atty for Plaintiff
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-07-05

School report of Snb. District, No
,. New Oregon Tp.. Tor the month
brelnning Juna ID: ending June -
lA50~ Average AttsadAncu $50. No
pupils tardy. }. No. minutes lost BY
irrdlncss -.
AVERAGE efAMDua0 o. Pupils.
~ Glass. Carrie 1lnty. " II
Cora Wilson, - Id; Maggie Ayera
-" ClxaA.-- Alice Mitchell, IA
0l9rl Bly,, o.; Mary 6iddAll, 70; Frank
Harlow, n.
&C" Class. Nellie Cole. BSS; MA,
bly,, 6lf: Arthur Ruckcr, N.
ID" Class. = Minnie White, ~; Ett
IngruhAm, 70: Belle johnson. %
Jennie johnson, 40: John TyndGl, n
Milton Rnckcr, ~: Henry Ayers, 70
Mcrtic Mitchell. 10. Jennie Ruckrr
M.
Miss N. O'KASE. Teacher
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-07-05

The following officers were In.
stalled Ia CrcMo Lodge No. 2tD. ]. u,
O. f.. by A, j. CrasscnbcrR. d. d. q.
NJ. OF Burr Oak. July l. 1879;
n, c. H. W Young.
Y. ID. u. bonn.
Sec J. Welsh.
Trcns. IL. Z. Weld.
This lodge n doing n good work,
II financially sound, has good mcn-
hcrrhlp. nnd with its present officers
is bound "a be onc NJ the best lodges
in the state. II meets every Monday
evening. and all brothers nrc invited
To attend.
r q
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-07-05

Tho Mitchell County News aays
"ths MutuMls arr invinrible. and ~.
-ryhody conr~d~a ~" The rcccn,
game ri basc t,all sccms 10 say they
are like tho mcn who made the lows
republican ktatc platform. "invincible
In peace. invisible II war" The hes,
thing OsnRr cnn do with It's base
ball club Il to have II pull ur and
carry away the grass which II cu,nh.
crinI the streets md falling acros,
thc sidewalks all over tho town
Now don't alucnl. boys.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-07-05

NA* AsA pas4s ~ ANAs A4@# -
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NsH48 u fss8s sEa@s* $50 ~ sss*A $50
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-07-05

The impeachment trial of Sherman
Page, Judge ri thc 10th judicial dis
triet Of Mlnnesota. resulted In y yer.
diet of guilty, although he was no.
convicted, II requiring n two third
VOTE ri the Nuuxt, t0 h0 TINT. The
vote In the Senate was two lcas thnn
two thirds OF that hcdy. The Scotch
verdict wAs guilty but not proven
Tho Page verdict guilty, but not
impeNrhcd.~
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-07-05

DR.. jacques German Worm Cakes
Arc ~ eMectual and safe remedy for
worms. They are Pleasant % take
and not only dcstroy the worma. hui
remove oil traces of them from the
the system leaving tho child healthy
and strong. They Arc warranted &c
give perfect Satisfaction. Sold BY
al Uru09ietA.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-07-05

I4omAs Bros. Webster 4 LAmpson
OF this place. and las. Morgan oil
Milwaukee, trent the readers 81 thu
PLAIx nEALEa with IN entire change
In their Ad's this week. These arr
among the most reliable business
houses ri their respective towns. and
10 hazard nothinE In commencing
them IN such.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-07-05
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-07-05

ttear neAss. n Y. Natfeot II ~
e~nrf n ITO ~rfv Ma~ stallion ~olss
now shsee s~Afr eid nash are sis~s
w MilhMs nAmt,l~tcnlMn. owned II
tstwseo. cnr IN the rlo&est h,~d
NamhlesaNlan Anr~~N N the vest
THEIR nosh~r Arr Morgan masv4
which have always eiv~n sar~vsc,
rcits. on~ N these h~ine shr mcth~,
N the celebrated "nAsfocs'.~ Though
act yet fnil. frown thr ~ol,s promise
~ valuable hnr~es ~ ever .sterresl'
In this county =. Dvrovak kv1,Mbltc~n
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-07-05

DO not ncHlcctn Cough Or Cold
Eilcrt's Extract ~ Tar md Will,
Cherry IL a standard remedy In nl
throat. usthmntir md bronchial IT.
frrtIon~. AMI hns saved mnny vnln.
ublc lives ltnrvcr falls IL give salts
faction. Sold Ivy all Druggists.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-07-05
Mlss N. O'kASE. Teacher

For Headache. Constipation, Liver
Complaint and all bilious dcr&ngc.
mcnts VI the blood, there Ii no RENE.
,ly ~ .urc md safe IN Eilurt's Day.
light Liver Pills. They stand unriv.
allied In removing bile. tonlnR the
stomach md In giving healthy action
10 thu liver Sold BY all DluxglAtA
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-07-05

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civil and atse~Nste sNs In The estfeAe
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-07-05

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r. Thos, Walsh, or other sakNswn owa-
crsof the following described lasAs,
TON viii rlersr take notice. That ~ tn
sdjeurntd YAa kale held II treero, h thu
County VI ltn~Arsl. In The Ntntc II lows.
IN the nh day VI Ueccmhcr 4. h. 1874,
shc following r~Ai property. to.wltt
The nv quarter of thu NV quarter ol
section sssentscn, townshir ninety - ven,
north 81 range twelve. west Of tho 9th p,
NJ. vac sold 10 v. \. YoaAg and shs cer.
tiAcA.s u pSrehass assigned 10 the sMh.
sershcr And that The right ef redemption
viii eGplre AhdA deO.l for sAid land hs
mads anlsas redemption from saeh aAle hs
Made within % days from completed SER
Vice hereof
00t3 nsaNAsp eNAALny.
Dated, t'resco, June ~, 1879
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-07-05

NAve sWaf HAfr~*s Wv nsiiNr "
~ssh s'nsis Aems NAsr~s& WI, ~h,sh
~sM h~~r v seh aeA tia.hl~ Thss y
shs hess WI ever wsAv ri i~Ash~s
Srsa " All Mnrres* MAks-
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-07-05

Uncle KuM's Condition row,lrt
prevents disease, rnrtnes th~ blood
improves the appetite, eisrs smoolh
and Rlnssy coat and keeps tho anil.
NAL In good condition. All Drug.
Rixts Aell AZ
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-07-05

Credit Mobillcr Wilson Ii now m.
noMnccd ~ the Republican u9ndi.
date for Vice President. This II
nearly ~ good n s~nding Craig 10
thu state convention 10 write The
platform ri the party. mud urge II to
slrt m guilty man cas.nl,c.". Ir0rie.