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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-07-11
PERSONAL.

Jack Edmunds is in from the west.
Col. II. II. Mackay left yesterday afternoon
for st. Louis.
Sheriff Wylie, of Atchison county, was In
town yesterday.
Max Schneider, travelling out from New
York, is i'll town and will stay few days.
Mr. Il. Flesher, of the firm of Flesher &
Schunernan, departed for Colorado yesterday
morning.
Maj. Hays Treasurer of O.borne county, is
stopping in the city. The Major has many
friends in this ity, who were glad to shake
with him.
Mr.. Sol. Kohn. president of the Wichita
Savings bank, is in the city, the guest of Mr..
wollman- Mr.. kohn is one of the most en-
ergetic and Influential men in the southwest.
The following were registered at the Conti-
mental yesterday: 7. Il. Lowe. Lawrence
Geo. Hastings, 81. Paul r. W. Stevens, Gin
cinnaii p. J. Nettinger, New York.
Registered at the Mansion yesterday: W.
A. Auld aud wife, st. Joe C. f. H. Campbell,
Council Bluffs; J; Jno. White, Paris, KY, and ;.
II. Scott, Holton.
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SHERIFF'S SALENO. 3S.

eNt ELIC NOTICE = hereby gwen that uu-
drTauI 10y virtue ot AN execution l.
sued out of the District Court ia The county
UI ,.t, yH worth. III the state ct Kansas, la
an action wherein Jane ". Hanna w.t-
Painful. and john " Hughes was dr:vu-
Il. .ut. 10 me directed aud d,iiNeTeu.I viii, Ou
Monday. the >tn day of July, y. D., iN.N, gt
eleven o'clock \. ~, Of thIt uIN.
at the south mont door @! the ouIt House, Ia
the CIty OF LyaNcuwprtu, in the county Ot
IraVtuWOTtu. in lIs- state 1i Kansas, OH. at
public sale and sell To- tLr hi chest bidder, tor
cash in hand, the following described tract
of land, situate, lying ami being IN the t"uu-
" of LsaVruwDTth In The state ui Kansas,
namely: Y part of the northwest quarter "a tr.
Of >.ctlOu number tive I've iI-N, si township
number nine l9I, south OF range number
twenty. two -, east, commencing at the
southwest conner OF saIt quarter section,
thence ruuulu. .uSJ With S.,td quarter sec
tIuu line. variation lI ~ east, ten chains,
thence month, variation 10 -W east, Iru
chains, Thence west, variation De- .u' east, ten
chains, tur urr ~uutu variation Do ~ east, ton
chains, tu the place ut beginning. said pouT-
,Tty Ha- been .vNl.I UIHu. ami is Co uc So Il
a, t,I. UruEs.sry 90 Jane " o. ~ anna.
Dat. Il tins utu day "i JTu", i-s,-
l.. g.. LOWE.
Sheriff ~ T"avtnwprth county, kaS.
{. TupLES, Attorney Tor HIniutiI.
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Sheriff. Sale. No. 81.

DUBLIC NOTICE II HEREBY GIVE
That under and by virtue "i Two several
executions in cases number .-"t 3hd ~
issued out of the District Court lHth" county
of LeavenwOrth, in the state 81 Kansas
wherein j. f.. Burbank was Plaintiff, and ID,
W. Hanlin and Il. r. NuE-an we're Defend
ants in case No 92Ol. and j W. llanlin was
Defendant in case number s1i1, to ne direct
ed and delivered, / Will, ON Monday, the
twenty-secOnd day Of July, ~ D., lsss, at
eleven O'Clock \. VI, of that day, az the south
front door OF the Court House, in the city of
Ieayeuvortf, In the County OF l.eavcnwortn,
i'm the state Of Kansas, offer at Public sale
and sell 10 the highest bidder for cash in
hand. the following described tracts OF land,
situate lying and being in the County of
L.avenwOrth, in the State OF Kansas, name
Iy:
fprty-tiIr-e tE;l, fUrty-four al and forty y-ive
80, IN Norton, Williams and Thomas ad
dltIOn TO the City Of LeavenwoTth, in the
County Of Lsavenworth, In the State of Kan
said property has been levied upon
and is TO be sold as the property Of the above
named defendants.
Dated this 2Oth day of June, A ID ISIS.
r. q. LOW r.,
Sheriff Of Leavenworth County, Kansas.
j. p. BURBANK, Plaintiff.
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SILENCE Is GOLDEN.


Yesterday being the anniversary of the
wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Braidwoo Il
usually denominated as the .'silver" one "A
large number of friends called at their resi-
dence at the corner of Second and Pine streets
last night, To Offer cont ratulations and ten
der more substantial evidences OF their good
will and friendship. Among those present
were:
Mr. f. =. Wilson, Mr.. John Wilson, George
HOyland and wife, Mr.. Jones and wife, Mr.
Lord and wife. Mr.. Thos. BraidwOod Jr., and
wife, Mr.. John BraidwOOd, Mrs. Prindle,
Mr.. Fred. Smith and wife, Mr.. Harry Vice,
Mr., lie May, Mr.. Gratb, Mr.. Meath, Mr.. Theo
Le May, Miss Hambiin, Miss Prather, Mr. T.
W. Thomas, and many others.
The stove moulders of the Great Western
stove Works presented Mr.. and Mrs. Braid.
wood with an elegant silver set; other
friends presented a set OF harness, silver
mou nted, many other presents being given
The affair was an entire surprise to Mr..
and Mrs. Hardwood, they being away at the
time The guests spent "A pleasant evening,
and departed wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Braid.
wood long life and happy one.
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PRICE 81 PER Bottle.
AN IMPORTANT LETTER.

MN hAf-IOfs, HICfI., n PHI %, IfII,
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SO using the Ready Relief for about one year
for Ovarian Tumors on the abdomen, which
the most eminent physicians Of our medical
college pronounced incurable.
They were like knots on q tree. When
sat in a chair they hung almost to the foor,
and my weight was 2I5 pounds when COM
menced with your remedies, and now IL is 30
pounds, but they are not all gone yet.
have taken twenty bottles Of Resolvent, nine
of Relief and twenty four boxes Of Pills.
get the medicine from &c, Grenvil." Please
send me your book, 'False and True
Mrs. T.. KNAPP.
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DISTRICT COURT.
Proceedings In the Lcavcnw worth
County District Court for Yesterday
ksefOrc Judge CrOzIer.

hebOke Ju08c CfOZleHs
Smith VS.. Pleas ct al-report OF referee con-
firmed, judgment and foreclosure ordered en-
tered.
Ex parte George ]. Brown, admitted to full
citizenship.
William ii. Lott VS.. Board of County Com
mlssiOners OF Leavenworth county, dismissed
without prejudice.
Anderson County Savings Bank VI. same,
same entry.
Armstrong VS.. McGraw ct al-motion to
confine sale sustained.
Bulkley VS.. KiDg-demurrer withdrawn.
Cooper VS.. Durkee-motion for rehearing
overruled and exceptions.
Deger vs. Leuchly ct al-sale confirmed.
DoOiey VS. Scott-cOurt tria', Judgment for
plaintiff in error, ten days given defendant
IN error 10 make case for supreme Court.
Henry VS.. wilson ct sl-piaintifis bill OF
exceptions.
Wulfekuhler VS.. McCabe ct a, sale confirm
ed.
Anthony vs.. Wendell ct al-plainti rs bill
Ofexceptions allowed, &c.
Court adjourned until July 27th, 1873, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, of that day.
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Railways Ready Relief

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Charged OfIheft Iscfutcd.

LEAVENwOR1H, Kan. July /, lS.S.
EDITOR TIMES SIR: In your issue OF
this morning, an article appeared charging
ME with the theft of SO from my room
mate. Allow me through the columns OF
your paper to refute said charge, and state
IL is utterly false. IL Is true | was arreste d
on the complaint of the man Rose, but he be-
coming entirely satisfied of my innocence
has ordered the prosecution against me dis
missed Hoping you will do Justice 10 an
innocent man by publishing this letter.
| am, Sir, Yours, &C.
]. T.. ANDERSEN.
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Only five dollars in fines Were assessed In
the police court yesterday morning.
John Moran, who celebrated the 5th by get
ting drunk. paid IS into the treasury To assist
in the payment of Leavenworth's indebted
ness.
William Mitchell, assault and battery, case
continued until the llth
Another charge against Mitchell, n peace.
warrant sworn out, was continued until :the
l1th, the defendant being put under bonds OF
S.lO for his appearance, which ne gave.
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Sheriff. Sale No. 81.

DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
III That under and by virtue Of an cXecu-
tion issued ON judgment rendered IN AN ac-
ton in the District Court, in the County OF
LeavenwOrth, in the Stale OF Kansas, where
In Jacob Geyer, Receiver OF th. Home EGIld-
ing Association was Plaintiff, and Edward
Reilly and Mrs Reilly, his wife, who's. first
name is unknown, were Defendants, To me
directed and delivered, will, on Monday, the
s,h day OF July, 4. D. ls.s, at eleven o'clock
A OF that day, at the south front door Of
the Court House, in the City Of Lsayru worth,
In the County of LeavenwOrth, in the state
OF Kansas, offer at public sale and sell 10 the
highest bidder. for cash in hand, the follow
Ing described tract Of land, situate, lying and
being in the County of LeavenwO OIth, In the
state of Kansas, namely:
Lot number ten uOl, and the south fifteen
ll5) feet OF lot number nine i9l, in block num-
Der nineteen (i9j, in Days sub Division Of
the City OF Leayenworth
Dated this 9Th day Of June, 1873.
Il. g. LOWE,
Sheriff Of Leavenworth County Kansas.
H. NJ. HERMAN, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Notice of Final Settlement.

. STATE OF KANSAS,
IEAyENWOETH COUNTY. -
Ia the Probate CONT gf ,Iid County and !Stits:
In the Matter Of the Estate OF ,
JAMES DAVIS, Deceased.
IREDITORS and all other persons inter-
esfed IN the aforesaid Estate, are here
by notified, that at the next regular term Of
the Probate Court, in and for said County, 20
b. begun and held m the Court Room, in The
city OF IeayenwOrth, state Of aforesaid, ON
the first Monday in the month Of July \. -.
ISIS l shall apply to the said Court for "A fuII
and final settlement OF said Estate Of James
Davis, Deceased.
Leavenworth City, May 9th, a. ID la.
Mary \. Davis, Administrative of the fs-
t,fa ~ lanes DAVIS III ceased wit
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Sheriffs Sale Nc. ~.

nTBI.IC NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN,
I Tnat under and by virtue Of special exc
cation issued ON "a Judgment rendered IN an
action In the District Court, in the tpuI . 81
I.ravenwOTrh, in the state OF Kansas where
in Charlie, Fees was Flaintifi, and Philip H.
Rleger anu Charlotte EieZSr were bsicnddut-,
to me directed and delivered, / VIII, on Mon
day, the Z2th day Df July, \. D., lNsS, al two
O'Clock T.. NJ, Of that day, at the residence Of
Philip II. f.Ieggr, on block II. p IN
the central subdivision To the City 81 Law
enwprih, in the County % LeJvsuWvTtu, DO
the state OF Kansas, offer at pub Ic sale, and
sell to the hiE chest bidder fDT cash ia Htud-
the f1lIOVlIi-. described personal prOI Iortyr to-
wit: One Seven - tIyp 4 lruO.
Dated this IIth day Of July, I,s7.
T.. q. LOWE,
Sheriff Of Ieavenw0Tth County Kansas
IUCIEs BAKEI, PgaIutlfl.s Attorney.
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Tumor Of ~ Years Growth Cured
by Radwav'S ReSolvent.

DIR. RADwAY:-I have had Ovarian TumoI
in the ovaTies and bowels. All the doctors
said "there was no help for it, 1t tried
everything that was recommended, but not n
ing helped me. i saw your Resolvent and
determined to try 1t, but had no faith in 1t,
because l had suffered for twelve years. !
took six bottles of the Resolvent and one box
your Ready Relief, and now there is not ~
sign of tumor TO be seen or felt, and feel
better, smarter and happier than have for
twelve years The worst tumor was IN the
left side of the bowels over the groin.
write this To you for the benefit of others.
You cal publ lish this n you chooS+-
HANNAH +. KNAPP.
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Election OF Omcers,

The following were elected officers of the
wOrkingmen's = club last night:
President-Mr. Ward.
Nice-President-T. W. Thomas.
Secretary-Peter O'Farrell.
Treasurrr-E,lwaru JObSOn.
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A HAPPY Party,

Quite a pleasant party was enjoyed last
evening by number of little folks at the res
idence oil Dr. :. +. Neeley at the south east
corner OF Ottawa and Third streets. The oc-
casion was one in honor of the tenth birth
day of the Doctors handsome little daughter
Miss Beckie. Happy voices were heard and
childish faces beamIng with delight and fun
were seen in the parlors until far in the even
ing whe nthe party departed.
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Sheriff Sale, No. 80.

DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
III That under and by virtue of an eXecu-
ton issued on a judgment rendered in an ac-
ton in the District Court in the County Of
Lfavenw orth, in the State Of Kansas, where
in Lucien Scott was Plaintiff, and the Leaven-
worth EDUCATIONAL Association and 9TH
ers were Defendants, To me directed
and delivered will, on Monday,
the twenty-secOnd day Of July, \. d, ls5-, at
twelve O'Clock NJ, Of that day, at the south
front door of the Court House, In the City Of
Leayenwt rth, in the County of Leayen-
worth, in the State of Kansas, offer at
public sale and sell TO the highest bidder, for
cash In hand, the following described tract of
land, situate, lying and being in the County
OF Leavenwortb, in the State OF Kansas,
namely:
That part OF block number thirty.four 81,
I'm the Central subdivision OF LeaveLwOTth
City, which Is described and bounded as fol-
lows, to-vt: Commencing at the northeast
corner OF said block, running thence west
along the north line thereof 2s-;jz feet. run
ming thence south on line parallel with
the east line Of said block 10 the south line
thereof, running thence east along the south
line of said block to the southeast corner OF
said block, running thence along the east
line thereof TO the place of beginning, which
said tract OF land is otherwise described a.
being 2ssIL feet Off OF the east end OF said
block Daied this 3J;h day of June, is7..
Il. q. LOWE, sheriff
CLoUGH & WHEAT,
Attorneys for Pisintif-
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TIE FIREWORKS.

The announcement of the fireworks which
Were 10 take place from a barge anchored in
id-river, drew probably the largest crowd
which has ever assembled Ia witness "a sim
liar display in the western country, and not
only was the lcyee packed, but the windows,
housetops, excursion and other trains stand
ing on de and main tracks, We're com pletely
filled inside and out; also The North anu South
Esplanad.s, and the streets leading up fIom
the river for square Were crowded beyond
all convenience, rendering IL "A positive dis.
comfort TO move after once having taken a
stand As IL IS a fact that more than half of
the city was there, and that there were a
great many strangers in town ii is safe to
say that
FROM FIFTEEN To TWENTY THOUSAND PEo-
PIE
witnessed the pyrotechnic display, which
was grand in the extreme, and free from
those inconyeniences and annoyances which
are Invariably attendant upon displays when
given in places where the cTowd.can press up
10 the stand and interfere with the workings
of the programme Ol this occasion there
was none uf is,-as, anchored, in the mid.
Gle of the river, the barge containing those
having the fireworks in charge was safe
from intrusion and hall a mile away from the
crowd. About the time announced for the
beginning of the display, the steamer Ella, !"
Capt Cade commanding, Z, having a band and
a number OF guests Oh board, stood of from
the shore, and during the
ENTIRE TINE OCCUPIED BY TIE DISPLAY
steamed up and down the river, the band
discoursing sweet music. The display was
an exceptionally good one, being under
the supervisor OF experienced men, and
passed OIL without single halt, occupying
about two hours time, during which period
the crowd remained and cheered Justify
whenever a piece was presented of more
than ordinary interest AS "A whole, the
pyrotechnic portion of the programme was
a SUCCESSFUL ENDING
to a most successful days proceedings, and
as the last stroke OF twelve resounded through
the city and the Fourth OF July, ISIS, was
numbered among the days that were, each
and every one felt that due justice had been
done in honor OF our national birthday, and
that the metropolis of Kansas had fully and
happily responded To the spirit Of the act of
Congress which stipulates that on that day
We shall let ourselves loose generally. This
Fourth was one We shall never forget, nor
Sh
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Far West Encampment No l, recently or.
ganized q battalion Of twenty-one men, and
received their regalia, which Ii both elabor-
ate and elegant, on the I'd instant, and IL Is
but fair to say the "troops" looked o. X. on
the 9Th, while marching At the head Of the
procession - . guard Of honor. Hon & r
Burdett Is captain of the company, with Mr
Geo. 7. Beven a. sub-captain.
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Extra Edition.

You can advertise Leavenworth In no bet
ter way than by sehding "A copy of yester-
days daily east IL shows the people in that
section ofthe country what the west can do.
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THE TNE omitted to state on yestei ny.
that the Continental vas fully up 10 the m 81
elaborate in point Of Mlumfnat1on on the
evening OF the 9Th. The Chinese lantern was
everywhere to be seen about the house. and
were % aTsistically arranged that this f6Yor-
ite sopPing place showed on 10 veyy good
advantage.
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THE ANTONELLI SCANDAL.
The Latest Developments in the Fa.
NOUS Roman Law Suit.
London Eaily News

ROME. June 16, 167S.-YOur readers
have already been furnished with the essen-
tial points OF the evidence of Dame Gervasi,
the sag. femme who brought the Countess
Lambertini into the world, and who was
privy to the plot by which the infant was
represented to be the daughter of Signor
and Signora Marconi, and baptized as such
in the Church of Santa Maria, in Via.
The brothers Antonelli did all they could
to prevent this witness depositions from be-
ing taken, but the objections advanced by
their counsel we're overruled by the court,
and her evidence was heard accordingly.
For seven hours on Thursday and for
eight hours on Friday was this old
woman subjected to an unaagging series OF
questions and cross-questions, the latter be-
ing sometimes pressed with such unfairness
by the advocates Bacchetoni, Cavi and
Agrestini, the counsel for the brothers An
tonelli, as to evoke the interference of Sig
nor Carcassi, the judge. The examination
was conducted with closed doors, but the
following details may be relied upon as
authentic indications of its tenor. The
whole history of the birth Of the Countess
Lambertini was recapitulated, with the
accouehement of the foreign young lady of
rank, and the role played by Signora Mar
conf, and included particulars for which
the Latin language would be the most ap-
propriate vehicle.
NEW WITNESS.
One incident came out very clearly, and
derived additional consistency from the
cross-examination, and it was this: When
the foreign young lady went to lodge at
Dame Gervasi's for her confinement, Car
dinal Antoneli paid several visits to his
protege. On the first Of these visits His
Eminence was accompanied by DIR. Luc-
chini. This physician told Dame Gervasi
that, the young lady's case being rather
serious one, he had thought it right to bring
in consultation French practitioner, who
was then staying for short time in Rome.
With this practitioner accordingly DIR.
Lucchini came. 81 remember" said Dame
Geryasi, that when l went to open the
door to them ] held in my hand bowl Of
beef tea which l was taking to the patient.
DIR. Lucchini was the first to enter, and
soon recognized the second. visitor to be
Cardinal Antonelli. who wore long red
ingote' and tall hat. He took the bowl
which held in my hand. This is for the
patient he said inquiringly, but before l
had time to reply he had swallowed part OF
its contents" Dame Gervasi then proceed
ed to relate how DR.. Lucchini left the Car
dinal alone with the foreign young lady,
whereupon she (witness) applied her ear to
the keyhole and heard distinctly the sound
of kisses alternating with sobs between the
two.
SHALL NOT KNOW HER MOTHER.
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Price Is cents per box. Sold by all Druggists.
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Card

On or about the 81 day OF July, some person
or persons took from my trunk in my room,
$50. ] had Mr.. J. r.. Anderson arrested on
suspicion, only, and hereby state, in justice
to Mr. Anderson, that have no evidence or
knowledge of his having stolen the money,
and believe him To be innocent.
W. ii. ROSE.
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THE STATE OF KANSAS. =.
LEAVENwOErH COUNTY.
In the matter OF the estate of
JOHN JACOB RAPP, Deceased.

Ia the PrOJdt, Count "a and for sad t"fatHf
In the matter OF the estate Of }
JOHN JACOB RAFP, Deceased.
NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN, That letters
~ of Administrator have been granted 10
the undersigned ON iuc estate Jrun JACOB
Rapp, late oi said County, dvc-a~td, 10y the
Honorable, the Probate Court OF the County
and State aforesaid, dated the -yth Jay Of
June, \. II. 1875. Now, all persons U..' Z
claims against the said estate are hereby ap-
titled that they must present the >tmc u iut
underSigne1 for allowance, within one year
from the date OF said letters, or they may Dc
precIuded from any benefit of such estate :
and that If such claims - not exhibited
within three ars after the date Of said sEt-
tiers, shall b- forever barred.
LOUISA RAPP, Admi>trttTiNof the estate
of John JdcOh lstpp, Deceased.
June 29.h, ls5>.
IL MILES MOoEE, Attorney for Plainiiil-
IN ITNE~> " MHEEFOT, | the undersigned,
Probate Judge Ct LeaVruUOrth toun y,
have hereto set my hand aud 'ullN,d thr
SEAL of the Probate Court TINS ='sn day oi
June y. II l>s>.
NEWTON MANN, Probate Judge
Iuly 4 NJ
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y-or,4 q. WeIcorne:" FarTSdOrff was hung with
l,rll.ffg-g aud .lasS, aut Prank y Zippand others
Ln fnl- block
WERE ALSO DECORATED.
,-t- rfrsli 4. Kendrici-, Al the corner Of 4 i'm
and g-4zwn1e, tastefEiIy draped their b1iid-
frr with bunting and tiags, which rendered
5f.a.r EEilEsome place dOubly ATTRACTIVE
Hugo LgatNl-Ct decorated his window win
:. res white and blue sash that was worn ei
tie ms cO'Cr-heareF IN the EJrty-IilI ~ y D
Volunteers. known a. the GJrlbsl!cl reg
mont -. ! thror. M. first battle ~ siu
Ram Al nv kreZEgru, Pof.z 1-algin4s 'ailH
@..es-E streets. also decorated Handsomely;
There -rere other numerous anu bg'iHst.ul
q =. ,,ss.ionS throughout the city, displaying
sr.9,: taste, some oI which were elegant iii 'l'