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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-22
THE STORM In HUNGARY.
IRON the London Daily Telegraph. |


Appalling details, Is SAID, roach Vienna frem the
scene OF tho recent catastrophe in Hungary. The
town OF Misgolcz heap Of ruinA What were
oncs tho stroots and public square arc sliii be-
strewn with disngGrod eCrpso<, although . whole
regiment aud Tho local IRE brigade have been II
work for the last two days. The remaining
inhabitaGts Ia deadly fear Of fresh
isaslor, tho SKY being stu thickly overloaded One
correspondent writes that words cannot depict shs
signt met ms eyes arriving nj AiskDicx The
once thruIy commercial town no longer existA a
pie OF bricks and mortar nov stands In III place.
The survivors arc almost without exception utterly
ruiue1- The mischief Was done, NOT by AN ordinary
nvod but by INC instantaneous rupture OF coionsai
waterproof over the very heads OF the popuIALion.
The shock terrific. Furniture huriea every
direction Tho houses rseIcd tor monsns IRON tneis
Easements, anu thon came down with rsmondous
crash. la The village Of Mad the greatest damage
socns TO have boon done by tho Hood that followed
tho breaking Of tho waierspsut. Huge nsAsscs ol
water were suddenly scen rushing down tho side Of
Inc Mills Donind tno village Ike lava vomitsd w
Volcano Tue panic-stricksn inhabitants hsd wild
disorder, many vi them w meet wilh death = lev
yards beyond their thresholds. Forty houses were
completely destroyed aud tho ali
damaged. Tue to.ai number OF victims not yet
known. Tho Emperor has scnt aide-ie camp ulth
5.UCO norns " reievo tho most arsont oaseA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-22
MORE MEXICAN MAIL ROBBERIES.

From the Arizona Miner. Sept. IL
Our special from phenix gives tho details OF the
robbing OF the west bound stage twenty miles OUT
from Maricopa Wells. The hshwavmen arc sup
posed DO Mexicans tho line In Sonoru.
They have gone toward thor native land and
probably this safely stowed away In comfortable
quarters with confoderates, compadrss, &C, dividing
spos and telling of the incidents Connected win
their successful trip against tho Gringos II sonora
TO furnish shelter tor all the desperadocs and outlaws
that 1T 10 mako raids on our Territory then
VIC suggest that sonora and two moro
northern States Of Aexico DO immediately
annexed TO the Unitod States, that we
may arrange have thieves and dssperadOes dealt
according 10 the ruos OF the American govern.
meut Marshal Dako has teicgraphed TO have
everything done tho premises that II 10
possible tor him to do. having his hands
lied they arc by placing MN here with
out funds with which 10 pay rewards for the arrest
of desperate highwsymsn. We nope the Departments
OF Justice AZ Washing Will tho necessity Vi ini-
Ecdiateiy placing sufficient amount Tor the use 81
tho Arshai 10 be used IN oil this kind. Marshal
Dake has SHOWN disposition ~ do everything In he
power capture outlaws and Keep down stage ToO-
berry, but without means Il II hard task Travel N
Arizona Will be entirely suspended by capitalists UNI
less something IL done soon 70 put down thcso gcnte
mon oil the highway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-22
MISSION AT ST. MICHAEL'S, WEST
HOBOKEN

The mission given by the Passonist Fathers In tho
Church Of ST. Michael, West hoboken, N. j.. which
been progress Tor the last two weeks, VIII be
brought 10 u close This evening AT tho same time
tho iorty hours alteration will close with the Papa
benodicton and a sermon by Father Charles, tho
head of tho mission Father Charlos has been
sisted In his abors By Fathers benedict and Fidciis
Of tho Pass,onist Order Father Fidelis (Stonsj
formerly attached to the congregation OF Pauists,
and lett them 10 JOIN this very Ascstic Order He Will
preach at the hi.n this morning. aud III return
early tho week 10 the convent oil his order, at
Pittsburg Pa, and 10 his duties assistant master OF
novices. Tho mission has been great success Con
LESSONS have been hoard IN EDglish irish, French,
German, Italian aud Spanish III DORIS Of the Pas
sIonist Oracr beng present capable Of instructin
penicpts In any OF tho above mentioned languages.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-22
ALLEGED ILL TREATMENT.

NEW YoRx, Sept II, 1878
To rnx EDITOR or rHx HkRALD:-
VIII you allow inc through tho columns OF your
valuable paper call the attention Of The travelling
public TO the rough aud uGcasd Tor al treatment ro-
co,vod ut the Ere Railway station. In Jersey Cityf
had occasion yesterday to send my wife and child
tho seven O'Clock T.. N. train 70 Buffalo, via me
Fro Railway. On my ARRIVAL NJ The depot on ths
Jersey Ctty side was anrcus to place tbon IN The
sleeping car and that they were comfortable ~
possible. | was met AZ The gate ny yer. rude
DENIAL TO lot pass inside the enclosure.
Allnoagn represented ~ tho cato keeper That my
wlIo was an Ihvd ana that ~ vas necessary for hoe
10 have some one TO attend 10 her wants. was re-
ivod wub rude aud rough language and ordered 70
nearly seventy with nor son came up. The asked
perniisson 10 go through ANA put his motney Tue
care rudoy refused ms myself notwithstaud
ng old lady entrcates who with tears In ber eyes
begged tnst sho was old and feeble and not ussd
TO tfavoiiiDs, her son might be permitted 10 20
through ana her safely ON tho cars. But IN tho
most abusive aud rough nsnaor sue told that her
sou couid 70 through. whe standing ~ the gate
| moro than twonty gentlemen treated Ia she
same manner, aud IA n consequence they told their
families 10 return by The Central road rather than I've
subjected barDarvus treatment vi The krie
pioyes
Is there any remedy Tor such brutal and uncalisa
Tor usalinsnsf NEW YORK AERAakAxg.
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MANS RELATIONS WITH HIS GRE.
AIOR

To THE EDiroR OF ruY HgRALD:-
Assuming that steal anaIys sis attempted
In your August IS Is adopted by your readers
VIZ :--'rnat love- the good, the right are postivcs
and that oppostos-hlto, evil, wrongare mega
tvos," winch may readily be extended by assuming
that power, wisdom, knowledge arc posttives whilo
weak Icss fooiishness ignorance negatives,
como to the conclusion that GODS power cannot DO
thwarted; His wisdow cannot DO foolishncss; HIS
know lodge cannot 10 ignorance. Some things even
lilo capnot do; Hc canuot lie. Some things He cannot
be; He cannot be ignorant His relations with man,
therefore, We conceive TO be-snd Scripture confirms
n--that He designed man to grow aud
more into tho likeness Of Ma mind. .'God
is love-" lilo could not force US TO love
Him. For that which tho exercise OF
such power could produce would not DO love Love
cannot be forced That which wouid result from tho
exercise OF such power would DO only deception.
Love be iroe Therefore the granting TO man Of
u tree viii, allowing him To wander IRON the path Of
rccttudc transgress, to SIN, aud thon Immediately
opening His arms win tho invitation. "Comc unto
Me,r aud the issue Of that great comma dun ent,
rnou snst love tho Lord thy tod with all NY heart
and with all thy and with all tiny rength" ought
To convince US OF the patsrDa character OF the Al
mighty Ills relations to man aud the uivnc require
nents Imposed on His children. The great design
(which will Of course be ultimately accom- lished
when He becomes All IA Al ~ That by our own tree,
voluntary ac,ion-He always aiding us when We ask
Him TO help us, because He hrst loved
was TO cause to be coworksrs with Ham here and
com pauiops with Him hereafter. There Is no otbe
mode. There could DO 20 other possible way by
frce voluntary love OF tho race OF man. aud only thu
realize the relations oi man with his Creator.
just precisely tue modc by which we would naturally
dcsirc 10 acquire and receive the love OF our
children here. Not coerccd Not forced. Not
bought or sought ier by hopes OF reward or fear OF
mont but freely given In return for our love.
500 tho wonderful charactcristcs OF love. The
beslows oil this precious Ait the more no has re-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-22

cusssd this evening by Dr. o. II. Tiffany In ST. Paul's
Methodist Episcopal Church The Doctor breaches in
tho morning also
DR.. A. b. Carter will miaister In Grace Chapel this
morning and evening.
Divine service will he held In the Russian Chapel
to-day at the usual hour. Rev. n. Bjsrring dictates
The Rev. X. Hsber Newton will oficate and preach
at the usual hours to-day In the Anthem Memorial
Church.
In the Church OF the Atsusmsnt this morning and
afternoon the Rev c. c. Tiffany will preach
Rev. oliver Dyer viii preach for the Swedenborgian
Church to-day at the usual hours.
Dr.. y. c. Ever will Ocia,e at the several services
to-day In st. Ignatus Protestant Episcopal Church
and will preach usual
A service OF song will be held In Parepa Hall this
afternoon undcr the auspices OF the Yorkvio Young
Mons Christian Association DR.. George h. Corey
will deliver an address.
The sun., 1878-02-17
MISS DTCkIE REIEISED.


Miss Susan Dicliic received telegram at
O'Clock yesterday morning from Dr. Edward
Bradley Of the Hoffman House. informng her
TINT he would 10 10 the Boomingdale Asvlum
during the day with the order of the Court for
her discharge. md would be prepared to tako
her away 10 whatever place she might choose to
20. DR.. Bradley WIS one OF the commission de
lunntro inquirendo Judge Brady has not ap-
pointed guardian in accordance with tho aug-
c"ston qi the Sheriff Jury. but NJ Miss DicLic's
request he rec commended DR.. Bradley to her as
her al viscr
The Doctor, accompanied by two lady mem
bers Of his inmily. arrived nt the eylum at 3
o'clock in cgrriaGe. When Miss Dirkie en-
tered the waiting room. she told him the day
mud seemed to h"r yenr Sha babe Superin-
frnd"nt Nichols md Dr. Mcdonald friendly
ndieu. md asked each of them to call and see
her ~ soon ns she prepared Il home for her
solf She WIS taken directly to tho Hoffman
House. At her special r'aucst her present
place ,ot abode Is Kept secret. Dr. Bradley
says there will be- no r'strnint whatever placed
on her movements. Ultimately. he thinks. she
VIII occupy house 10y herself whore she can
nave tue sole management OF the servants She
has eAptes-ed wish to remain among
strangers rather .han live with her relatives.
The sun., 1878-02-17
PERTH AMBor's EXHIBITION
Some Very Old. ounint. mud Interestinq OBJ
jccts for the Curious TO Admire.
The residents Of Perth Amboy have a lc

Tho residonts of por,h An,,o,. ho,.o -, i,o,,
-. HN So'-'".S o1 D''n Hu,""! h'Fc u loan
the poor Of the town. Mr.. J. L. Kenrnv eoid
cusu,,llv c.riv lo,t wool, to Mrs & n y n
N"'"''' V'' '"s' VIZ" " il'S' - D. i. Hlg-
gins: Now York city has had 4 sucr, ssful dec
orative ART exhibition; vyhv may not W. >"
l.,oll ,t, tt,...i,., ~ , :.
HPo"uVu hrs' h'EHlhs' res why notf
| Perth AWhoy is the ollrr; her charter was re-
cciyed ono iav hreor, Now YORKER
~ o,.,,,,,, .,..,.,. ,i,, o,i,,,. o,,,.,,..... u
90 "h' went Vh' ""N' wv o'u"r aho'her. and
th" townspa aople were laid under contribution.
Old Families ,,r,, oa ,bi,. as a,lnh.rri, ,.,
| ,, '.7 ~ ''H ''vIo' =,
hhl 'Ni' iluhy ''"V uua'eu on ther relics
brought 10y ancestors from over the son. and
thctr L,i,i,,,.,- c,,,, .,,r 80. Ia,
" ' 9'i' D
ana carried 'hem loN nay ana @ireiu'ly - the
9d han Thui lri.l A. curiosity in itself.
scrri scr og.n rgSlna n,-IWy ~, room; end
T"ininr,f 9 nxhih'tci in Tho colloot,on 10 -
S., 9nS ow n,o "a ffa Tenn vf2r96gsy 20 hassed
knives. Oh tli walls ura hri shf tpntfrpuirI
uniforms old urur.d chinfz.s X hines, man
darins' costumes. faded wrdjn. Dir .sses. lac"s
OF Hll countries and agr'ed'iv Nrokru w hv
! WisleYtW lpr "'.ii n. ''nl sAS' Marn. mtntel
nrhnmrn's. amt FURIOUS pottery p'l SUPPOSED to
., mr lrt,nv "Idrr ilnn me NUS On each
known nud, IL not known. u WIS worry old"
nns9.upus among other Chin"se curiosities
brought hon" iV Commodore army WIS an
IRON mag" of Coniu ius the pn il"sopher. stolen
hV Ing 81 sttors. inr - sluW'O diamond
crown. from smpia. and s1i for "a dollar to
"" Comm plor'-nihu- iur crown. For ility
y,ufs II nus oruaincnt u INC topo pump.
Wh.re u iu- been the ur@"t Tor the boys. now
men. ot Jritl .Amhoy tp pt'li stones ut. Al
though battered. II Keeps its gilt und tine philo-
sophic r e.knaton on is in"r.
which tho Hrc. John Nillinrls. the English mis-.
sionnry. was x ,l-l in thr N,w Hebridrs on Nov.
2ni ~ w1s almIr.d o. 10 al interest wsrre
NmNnN IN Ifi2. SHOWN 10y Mrs. stamford. 4
The sun., 1878-02-17

The company at the Broadway Theatre
last evening suddenly got into It's proper groove
That absurd ani hiphly-favored comedy known
TO English audiences rs .nk Domnos" was
placed upon the stage in tue absence Of Mss
Morris. and all the players found themselves for
thehrsttme this season. completely at home Mr
Warios best friends Will n0i deny. Gft.r ~ eN-
hihition. that ne cl.n portray tnr fruthy Ilccn.
uousn"ss Of the salon aud the funny ~hnllow-
ness and hypocrisy Of the haEnio hettrr than
hr can deplr ,ne sincere love OF the houluir A.
,hGr'es HreWhorpe, in th.s iarti,al sketch. h. j.
iar more rNiurthl" than rs Logd iOrify'.g.
m The Governr-s.' Miss J-firrys-
also achieved mild triumph rs Ia ~
F"fy hdgSi0V. the woman who knows
more nh9ui the iniqurous mon tNun Il is eyer
sni" to tell; and even VI - Ada Gilman cauyht
the naNor" Cremornr lark and won the lon
admiration ~ her audience " pr-trndln., g. ai
what sue WAS not-that l.. modest. The nous.
was iuli. the farce moved Nivuciously. nnd ~
rrybody aHudinc the mana..' ni,nt. appeared
70 havr mnd"n discovery which was no other
thnn thls-thni eifrrvcsc"nt rutb'sh ~ the most
attractive thing IN the word on Saturday n gLt
The sun., 1878-02-17
F.iSIfTON NOTES.
III white Is the com,ns color

Tlleul white Is the com'ns color
Pink coral is coming again In fashion
Butterfly bows are coming IN ,o-uc again
The fancy Of the moment i tor plush scarfs
The frnch call The coming short walking dresses oot
h0nss IL ffvu-.
The n'we. bracelets are serpents Of gold scales with
JewrlsfOr eyes
Greek circets u tortoise shell bound with gold arr
worn On the hnlr
oners cans snd flower bonnet, becoming d, rs,u>r
for wear A. the opera.
White hcrerc IN. acain made its spuesrance as a ma
tcrial Tor evening dresses
Cuta.wav Jackets and short skirts will he worn hv
young ladies IN the spring
Flat houquetsof sruacal flowers match the toilet
Ahc TIE place Of bows uu tall ana bridal Ill ,pcrs
Tho figures French rruis for r. ny wear simu
iabrlcs of thi, winter
Ran-lc neck accs. nasSnT over The head in the same
WY thf Hnflr bracrcts do the among tile
novelties oi The ssa.uh.
Tuy butterflies have lafc'v been i'roiuced among the
leaves nui flowers of Artificial weuths, bouquets and
sprays ihie ldeu Tor ev"nin- wear.
one ~ The nretest fashions of 'he ts season T. the
6r.tk cirgrt iu gold or silver Tor 'hr hair One two
ana three bands are equally ashinhable.
scotch and Madrls einghams ir shaded plnis and
strips with da>hr~ and uots hiack aud DARK eouf.
al" seen on the counters OF Lori TiA lor
Turkish embroidered cloth table covers showing rich
pfi'ntal cnor~ ami gold brti's I'm the fsures au
sisns. are elu1 rarilv at Lid Trvor's They are
co-ill hut coveted article. o luxury ~ the moment
The ne we lace pns composed whole Christian
name. or Il such mnif'+s - Reneuh,r" Forever I"
mads pearls or o = io,- iaud!ns outn hish reisi
The sun., 1878-02-17
UNITING AGAINST TAMM4yY.
Yesterdays Conference Of those who Oppose
wiawam Rule.

The leaders of the Hotel Brunswick, the
Bixby-Hart. and the ex-Tammany Anti-Tam.
manyites continued their efforts Inst week to
make one strong organization with which al
Democrats who are opposed TO Tummany Hall
may connect tn 'mscvrs.
The committee appointed by the Hotel Bruns-
wick Demo rats to perfect an organization met
in ex-Cougrrss man John i. tnsEin's ON -
yesterday. and decided 70 recommend orgauiza-
tions in each Assembly district consisting Of
three members from each election district. the
members Of tho district cnmmhtecs 10 consti-
tutc the general committee OF the county. They
also issued nm address to the Democracy OF this
city in relation to the rcdu'ion Of tho expenses
ot the city Government Thcv holpvr that n
new city charter should be passed. thrt shall re-
store the twp boards in the Common Council.
give, the lIayor the appointment o. the
needs OF departments. uni plar" the Police
department under two COmmissOn"rs and
the other departments under one head.
Tn"y recomin"nd that tha su1ries ~ city
officials shou' Il bn reduced from twenty nre tn
ilitv per cent. BY tn 'hsdulc t. C1nrfronnr's
slarv would be redu ,ei from s1OOOO 10 eS n,O
~" Corporation Counsef- from Sl5.pr 10
slunW the Corporation ATTORNEYS from. $1,000
y siOIO. tn" CO'nrtissiOn T. or Pablo Works
from slO.0OO 10 sSUOo. th" Police Commits
sioners from SO OOn to- 81 .O00. the Fire. the
!'nrity, pnt the Tax Comm 'on.rs from
so!rw 10 - 600 ana NJ snlnres Of III" clerks
~ lhn employ Of the city who receive fro'n them
sl2DO would B." dmin sh"d TWENTY-FIVE" prr
cont The commltt"" further recommends ihr
abolition ~ the DO L. the Building aud TN. Tx
else Deparimcnts. nnl the Commise on"r Of A.
counts, and tho tr1nsior Of their entries to
other depar,mrg,s. Thy plso fnvor th" uboi-
ton o' TIE ttn Hecoyd. They suggest TINT the
Murine Court Justiccs' salaries he reduced to
5000; that nr-half Of the police courts be
abolished and the salaries of the renninin,
justices r"duced to $4,000; that the d strict
Courts be replaced hy on"court TO be- pres ided
over 10y three Justices; thrt tho District At'or-
n'~ salary ho reduced ~ Sl0.uO0: and that the
number OF aii"ndnnis uuon the courts he cut
down from 1923 10 SO. The comm itire arc op-
posed 10 the reduction OF the suinrios of traoh-
ers in th" primary hobs hut recommend that
thc snlurl"s o the professors in tn" ~ College
and tho Normal school. AMI the principals ana
Jan tors of 'hoo,s le diminished
The al tiress concludre with n suggestion that
the Legislature rr ate a com mission 10 scale the
rates of deductions in the salari,'s of cty on
ciAs. and that ne conriiss ion be composed Of
Peter Cooper, Moses Tay or, Charles A. Dams,
Daniel Parish. George Jonrs, FREDERICK d.
Tnppan Thomas i. Conn-ry Frederick A.
r"uklmgt O-wlli Ot"udorier, Il 'nIumn ".
Firld. W liam Cullen Bryant. William II. Hurl-
bert, and Whit"lnw Rod.
John B Haskin George W. Mclean and
Theodore f.. Tom nson were appointed a COM
mitiee To present to the LEGISLATURE the sugges-
tons contained 1.-THE address
The sun., 1878-02-17
1HEoDo4E RoO,hrhLI,s WILL.
His Property TO he Given TO His WIFE and 10
His Children.

The will OF the late Theodore Roosevelt
was Yesterday offered for probate in the Surro-
gates Office. II is dated Nov IL. 1878 and
names IA its executors the testator's brother
James \. Roos 'v,lt. his sons. Theodore and
Elliott Roosevelt. and his friends. James X.
Grace and Frederick b. Elliott. Ii directs tho
executors 10 give the income from one-thrd Of
his estate to his widow Martha Il. Roosevelt
during her life. and after her death to divide
the principal among MS children. The cxeru-
tors are also To- hold in trust for his sons. Thco-
dore nni Elliott. and h.s daughters, Anna L.
and Corinu". four sums Of sG0.O)l eacn. and 10
pay to those children tnc income from those
sums during their lives. and after their death
to pay the prIn ,ipa 20 their issue. The will
iurther directs ,hat the rost Of the estate shall
b" Hpnoriion"t into four equal parts. Each OF
n" tSt1tor's two sons is TO receive one part and
thetwo unuxhtrrs nre each 10 receive the in
coni" of one part during their lives. At their
death ihc principal Of their respective shares il
10 20 TO their issue. The will gives the heirs
the right 10 q spose Of their part Of the estate
by Will. but not Otherwise.
The sun., 1878-02-17
AN ESTERpRIsIve UyDERTAKER.
Trying to Bent hi. Rival. by BorxAinina with
~ Man Supposed TO he Dying.

On Palisade avenue, Jersey City, are
three underakcrs. They vie with each other
in the decorations Of their hearses. trappings
OF their horses. and polish Of their colfins. An
approaching death is the topic Of conversation
on the hill. ns to be buried by one Of the three
uud'rtaters creates a faction among friends.
George stump is mn old and respected harness
mak"r Of 3Sl pllisGde avenue fIo has been
all ng for two months. and last week received
notice from his attending physician that death
wns near at hand. Mr.. Stump. who is busi-
n"ss mnn. on re 'civing the not oiin'ntion. quietly
prrpnrrd hiWsrlf. and spnding for his old.
lHtniul account book. made up his balance
sh"et, tie would pay his crndtOrs aud collect
rom ms debtors. so thin no one could say after
MS d"u;h thnt he WINS not n suuare man
=. Among Mr. stu np's creditors was one of the
thrr" falisad" nvcnue undertak"rs He re-
Stuinp ioriy-hye cents. This. he siw. was an
opportunitv ~ 10 hGsinnss. He went iumo-
d ately to Stunp's an paid his hill. After the
; ttle'nent he asked 10 sr. his old friend Mr.
hi- friend. The mn lsrt TX sr inou .ht he saw
az ylan'c thai no time was to hn lost
,orge stump. tou remember me. don't
you ="
stump heaved u SIGH.
stump. my old friend. YOU are going fast
People say you can't live two days longer.
Stump. have !tid MY little hill and want to
speak to You. II is we'll. Stump. 70 be- prepared
ship'g -nk". viii give Won handsome c,skrt
nhi nXiurs. our best hearse and six coaches
i'r NV 'ntv-iive dollars lnss than any Other un-
'finker on tlir Hill can do IT, What do YOU
sgy Sinmpy Jn.t i..ye wioId before you 20 that
stump did not answer. He had tainted Tho
undvrtakrr WAS called down stairs and was last
seen walking very rapidly toward his store.
The sun., 1878-02-17

| 4. -, w NSO-'' "'
.Vo'neo "',iios' "p''."e,'c'
nu' ',''s Only nelEhtehs the al'er erect ol her
ennnus'"sm ,. ana her pathos'
""nou' 'nc piysl','i 'lsor ol Nusninan, shP'
no'.i '.e'oss u,sVcnus 10 ueeper u'p'hs o. irei
ing lhan any tile great tragic actress touched.
| WnaouV lho ViNacity' tle clasucty, or tho grace
Vi MISS Eyt'hg'. she can move an the rhords OF
! sS"pd'nN' un"iu'un IVY arUoh uh"l'HcH HelPupy
"v'uS' " on'S 'ileie Is 9riel' misery or uespalr
! uv "''.rVu
"nVH ! :" '"e '""'f""," 'v v"'iNhs VI 'ee'-
,ns' pr s"ii ",or, '''"n III We moment
'i'onu'' ""s " no' W. '"" 'here ure helSh's'
ar "'li as u'p'ns oi chu'i'h
,,' ' ...,'' i.,o "'uS' We s"n-"t p'"kS no
- '''''' '','o"' '''''s III every ni"p oi our
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w.. .ta,to mss ""U INV" ~ '"e eu'~n ""en
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,i'. -, W .'".,'" "'.er an una
aar,,,,. i,,a,'' "''''u al '''' i"s' ae' " tue
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fnI Niss N,,ris t,,i.tn,',, N'7' ~
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