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An Interesting YOans Man.

A physician well known hereab"ut
was recently called to see lady who
was reported to he suffering with ter
rible pain. The phy stefan has'en' d
to the residence of the lady. and found
her in bed. lie felt Of her pulse,
looked at her tongue and commenced
writing prescription. She said 10
him: doctor, | don't think you un-
derStand my case" ooh. yes ! do"
said be, 81 understand it very well"
After little while the lady remarked
to him again: doctor, don't think
YOU know what's the matter with me:
that YOU understand my condition. y
The doctor replied "Oh yes | do, ma
dam; have a patient up town. Il
Young man. jus, in your fix. suffering
with the same disease" An hour af
forwards the lady gave birth to ten
pound boy. How the Young man go
along our informant did not say
San Juan { CAL Times.
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-06-12

by him with the United States io
furnishing certain granite for new
state, war aud navy department build
ings,
Most Of thu amendment heretofor,
increasing appropriations for southern
rlven aud harbors adopted, also survey
OF ship canal between Saint Mary's
rlyer and the gulfof Mexico Ia Florida.
Combinations -Swanton A. brown,
oohsul NJ Birmingham John B,0ould,
consul At Marseillesj Commodore
lsalch, rearadmiral Captain VIM, d,
Whiting, chief OF the bureau OF nAvi'
CATION aud navy department.
The proposition OF Senator Cockrell
for the Improvement OF the Mississippi
by u commission. Lost
Mr., Ransom, OF North Carolina, sub.
mitted an amendment appropriallng
twenty thousand dollars for u complete
survey Of all water lines bordering
from Norfolk TO the ocean south Of
Hatteras, 40 al TO have inside water
communication between the waters Of
the Chesapeake aud those Of the
Atlantic, south Of Cape Hatteras.
Agreed 10.
Hon, Alex. IL. Stephens has written
u letter 10 the chairman OF the demo-
cratic executive committee OF the
eighth congressional district OF deor
gia In which he says he shall neither
seek nor decline nomination ut the
hands OF the convention soon 10 meet.
"But ~ no says, 'the convention
shall repudlAte me ~ an unnt repre-.
sentative Of democratic principles. and
shall attempt TO rule me out Of the
democratic party because OF anything
connected with my recent public acta
or sentiments. then l say, to you aud
10 them plainly and distinctly, that |
shall regard their edlot as but a 6ritua
fi,ip,en, Issued by an irresponsible faos
ton Of tricksters, aud the question
whether or they are sound Ia the
faith Of the fathers shall be LETT for the
true democracy OF the district TO DO set
lied ut the polls. Ifthis shall produce
any division or dissenslon In the party,
hen the responsibility for the oonse
luences must rest upon those who
nave, 30 far, assailed aud 30 grossly
me.n
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WASHINGTON.
Alexander SIephens Fears, that lie
WIN lIe Ruled Out OF The Demo-
cratic Party In Ills Congress.
slonal District
The Judiciary Committee OF tho House
Assert that Congress Ia tho Only Con.
slliuied Body 10 CO,nt tho cleo.
toral Votes.
The Resolution CARRIED with Only one
Diasenting Vote - Coniirmasious--
Congressional Proceedinss.
A

The Resolution CARRIED with Only one
Diasenting Vote - Conarma,ious-
Congressional Proceedings
Noon Associated Pross REPORT
WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE Judi.
clary committee OF The house had AN
other meeting 10 c0sldsr the kimmels
Blair bill, founded on the resolution OF
the MaryArl legislature looking to
questioning tie prealdenps title In the
supreme court, A member OF the CONS
mittee, whose name Nv withheld, has
been instructed 10 draw up u report To
be submitted 10 tho committee 10
morrow II IN known that the report
viii he adverse TO kimmel's bill on
purely legal grounds. The report viii
be technical, aud confined entirely TO
the phraseology and bearing OF the
Maryland resolutions, and will not dis,
cnss the assaults upon the presidents
title by other legal or political grounds
Senste-.Mr. Morrill,, OF Vermont,
from committee on public bulldlngs
grounds, submitted some amendmo nta
70 the eundry civil appropriation bill
appr0priating Si5O,0OO for the erection
OF buildings for the National Museum,
adjoining the Smithsonian Institution,
and Sl5O,O00 for constructing n terrace
and grand stairway on the weat front
OF the capitol. ReisrI cd 10 committee
on appropriations. ~
The senate devoted the morning
hour to confederation Of the bills on
calender. The larger number not OBJ
jected TO, passed. The house In engage
I'd on civil appropriations. Potter's
Is cross.examining Ander-
son.
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Loulnlnnn Lottery prnwinw.

New ORLEANS, June 1.-THE fol-
lowing principal prizes were drawn In
the Louisiana State lottery to-day;
Number 81 ,O7o, 500, 900; 1885, $50, 900;
n,7S4, 10000; 6O.99l, $4,000; 2O.390,
1870, 37,6si, 9o,s5S, $1,000 each. The
fifty and hundred thousand dollar
prizes were sold In this city; $4,000 In
Norfolk; $4,000 in New York, aud
Others sold elsewhere.
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lNlrht Assoclatod pro.s Roport.l


Chairman Potter leaves TO deliver
an Grafton before Roanoke college,
Virginia.
The president signed the bill for a
permanent government Of the District
Of Columbia. There are TO he no cleo.
tons.
General Sherman has recalled Off.
GERS who were ordered abroad to OBJ
serve operationsin the Russian Turk.
ish war.
The president, attorney general,
secretary of war and Colonel Bacon, Of
Sherman's staff, leave tonight for
West Point to ren saturday.
Nomination. il Dickinan, OF
Wisconsin, minister to United States
of Columbian Peter Negley, assistant
United States treasurer, baltimore
Meryland.
A full cabinet meeting was held TO.
day. Secretary Evorts made o state.
ment regarding money congress. IL Is
a success. Sherman spoke enoouragely
about placing four and half percent
and four perce mt.
The senate committee to investigate
matters concerning Matthews have
organized. 1t IL stated that Matthews
declines to obey the subpoena from the
Potter committee, and the committee
propose to let the matter rest with
him.
The judiciary committee OF the house
today, by a vote Of s against !, decided
to report resolution asserting in subs
stance that the forty>fourth congress
was properly constituted the body to
count the votes and declare the result
of the presidential election, and that
no subsequent congress has the power
to reverse the action thus taken, nor
can congress confer powers upon the
supreme court, or upon any other, to
reopen questions which have thus been
settled. The committee will meet again
to morrow to agree, II possible, upon
the preamble to accompany this reso'
luton.
The vote In favor of the resolution
was as follows: Democrats Harris, OF
Virginia: Partridge, of Georgia; STEM
ger, of Pennsylvania; Mcmahon, Of
Ohio aud Culberson, of Texas. Repub
licans-Frye, OF Maine; Conger, O
Michigan and Lapham, Of New York
Representative Knott, Of Kentucky
chairman, dissented. Butler, Of Mas
sachusetts, and Lynde, of Wisconsin
were absent.
House--Immediately after the read
ing OF the Journal the house went into
committee OF the whole on the civil
sundry Appropriation bill. Mr.. Young
of Tennessee, offered an amendmen
appropriating $4,000 for the construc
ton of the Memphis postofflce out Q
, Tennessee marble, which was rule
out on point Of order. He then Of
tered an amendment for the construe
ton of the building out Of such mar
: BILE, provided the cost does not sxcee
that authorized by law. Adopted. N
final action was taken ON the bill.
The ways and means committee tt
dav heard about twenty importers an
refiners doing business In Boston
New York, Philadelphia and Bait
more. Some advocate specific rate
" others favor uniform rates on all goo'
'e nm to sixteen duties standard. NJ
Jones, chief of the bureau Of statistic
snoke in favor of adopting the pola
,score test as a measure classification
committee took no action.
u senate-The following bill passe'
le Tbs sale Of all lands held by the MAJ
. denartment not needed for naval pu
poses.
t. Authorizing Albert Ardway to .
sisn and transfer contract entered In
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Brynu,s condition Alarming,

NEW YORK, June 1.-THE condition
Of Mr.. Bryant Is becoming alarming,
his appetite is fast growing weaker.
Later Bryant lies In a comatose
state. His physicians are almost afraid
to give him nourishment. He sleeps
all the time.
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PoTTEIts PoUNCE.
EE'OssEressnsu DaEraii osrrebsFssss
AaaeFson's Testimony CancsFsinn
she sherman Letter amt Matthews
wire working fes Places ior she
Has wisE Ones.

A.....'.....,,- .-.......,'. c..........
sue sherman Ls,,ss ana ma,,nsw.
Wire, wevnias res Places ios chs
hns~'ns "ns.'
WARRINGTON, June ii,-Anderson
was on tho stand aud gave elaborate
details Of the manner Ia whiuh regis
trallon and voting was conducted In
East aud West Fellciana
Ex'congressman Darrall, OF Louisi-
ana, was on the stand aud testified re-
garding HIS application TO the oollec-
lorship OF the New Orleans custom
house Flrst, through Anderaon's In
luenoe, Mr. Matthew'S withheld his OPP.
position 10 Mr. Packard IN collector,
but iindlng his nomination out OF tho
question, Matthews agreed to support
Mr. parrall for the place, providing
that Anderson should deliver TO Mat
thewa certain papern, These papers
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INlghl Assoelated Press Report.l

lfikub Anncoi6eSh sSo' ~-St~N'f
A Berlin dispatch says the federal
council unanimously voted for the pre-.
posal to dissolve the German reich
stag.
It is thought Modelling will recover
The recovery ofthe emperorlis progress
ing wonderfully. To-day he celebrated
the forty-seventh anniversary Of his
marriage. Arrests Of socialists con-
tinue.
The leaders Of the national liberal
party, In Berlin for consultation to
determine ON the course Of action, be.
lleve Prince Bismarck had determined
upon the dissolution Of parliament
even befor Noedeling's attempt to kill
the emperor, or that be would at least
have TO reconvene the reichstag and
ascsrtalned the disposition Of that
body. Then: war cry will be like that
Of the French republicans In the con-
( tes, with the Debroglie ministry, fol
/ return Of tile present liberal members
| All plenipotentiaries will be In Berlin
by Wednesday except the Turkish
who will reach the city Friday. Thu
plenipotentisries will be receives
Wednesday in state audience by thu
crown prince. Thursday afternoon a
two o'clock the congress will meet
After transacting necessary formalities
such as the verificatlon Of several pow
ers Of plenipotentiaries and appoint
ment Of officials, the proceedings will
be opened by Prince Bismark, as pres
Ident, by submitting his memorandum
of points or resume OF subjects to b
! treated directly by the plenipotentia
:. rjee,
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Fail AFTER Thirty Years Of Prosperous
- Busineps. 70

New York, June II. Joseph Faulk
u Sons, shipping and commission NOR
chants, failed. Liabilities $447, 900, be-
sides $50, 900 contingent liabilities. AS
sets $ls4,0O0. The firm has been In
existence eighty years. Failed by
shrinkage in values, slow or impossible
collections and general depression.
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EUROPEAN MATTERS.
the European Congress wiii he Opened
ON Thursday by BiAnarck-Ltngcr-
ing Apprehensions--D Dissolution Of
the German Parliament.

The European Congress will he Opened
ON Thursday by Bi@msrck--Linger-
ing Apprehensions--D Dissolution of
the German Parliament.
Moon Associated Press Report.l
LONDON, June 1.-THE Marquis OF
Salisbury left for Berlin last night.
The Standards Rome dispatch says
the vatican has decided to propose CO.
operation with Germany for the res
preston Of socialism there, on condi-
ton that the Falk laws are modified.
The Posts Berlin correspondent says
the Grand Duke Nicholas Is disguised
with the pacific turn OF affairs and In.
tends to retire TO bis Estates.
The Daily News Vienna oorrespon.
dent says the meeting OF three empe-
rors IL expected soon after the recovery
Of Emperor William. fGsss
The DAILY Telegraph's Berlin cores
pondent says that, ut the frat sitting,
congress will decide whether Greece Is
to be invited to take part In the de-
alterations. The only parts expected
to cause grave difficulties ar~ the war
indemnify and the annexation Of An
tivarl by Montenegro.
The Daily Telegraph's Vienna cor
respondent says there IL still u linger.
ing apprehension there, although 1t ls
difficult to say what Ia Its foundotion,
that military preparations are being
quietly pushed. The same correspon-
dent says. II am able to state that
Russia has not attempted, since Gen.
eral Ignatiefi's.visit,to come to a separ-
ate understanding with Austria.
A London correspondent of the Man.
chester Guardian teleRraphs that q
statement 10 current at the clubs and
In high political circles, that the disco
luton Of parliamen will shortly be an
nounced, and that the report finds such
general acceptance that several mem.
beers have gone to look after their con-
stituencies.
A Berlin dispatch says the emperor
sat In an arm chair eight hours yes
terday. His appetite has improved.
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"A New York paper 10 authority for
,he statement that DeMurska, who
recently sang here In concert and opera,
has been thirty.five years old Just iif-
teen years.
--"How TO keep an umbrella has
been I momsntous question with the
average Dallaslte since the late heavy
rains. One good way ID to dis ahole
sixteen feet deep, and bury H.
"A negro was sesn TO walk up 70 q
nile OF watermelons yesterday, and
when the accommodating italian
asked him, ''How many you VANITY ~
the African hauled out . dollar bill
and replied, II spec kin git away
Wild two OBJ dem dar, little tings.n
There are many men In this city
who, when they meet you to converse
ON any subject, generally commence
by indulging and carrying on q TRADE
Of profanity. With such people 4 4
best to repeat Sidney Smiths rcmafk !:
"Let us assume that everything and
everybody are damned, and proceed
with our subject" II this don't cut
! of profanity, Your next eiep n t. Nask
oil and leave the profant iphA BY hint
self.
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rho Las, Cuban Pa,riess savrs.ssv.

HAVANA, June 1.-THE so.oAlled
Brigadier Guillermo Monoada aud
Colonel Freyer, with ono thousand
men and nine hundred members OF
the insurgent families, comprising
those who we're unable TO cross the
swollen river u few day, ago, and being
the last Cuban Insurgents, have surren-
derod at Baracoa and Cabre.
General Martinez Campos will make
triumphal entry into Havana, at the
head OF four thousand troops, Friday
week at seven o'clock In the morning
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The wife Murderer swallows DOss
OF Stry chnine.

ATLANTA, Ga, June 1l.-Mike
Shaw, the wife murderer, who was
sentenced to be hung July 18th, At
Milledgeville, Georgia, this evening
swallowed strychnine In his cell.
He is fearfully convulsed, and there is
but little hope for his life.
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Further Particulars of the storm In
Maine.

AUGUSTA, Me-, June ll.-During a
storm on Sunday, school house near
Harlem was blown down and two
children killed. A young man was
also fatally injured, and q young wo-
man badly hurt. Several people were
hrIliaad.
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New York, June ll.-At the anti
tammany meeting last night, rssolu-
tions were passed returning thanks to
the men vino organized, and were
carrying through the investigation Of
the electoral frauds In Louisiana and
Florida rE
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wEDDED An LAST,


strange ANA Re@an'ie Aassnsnss- q
= 'mf - ss.'s's s.ss'"sas" ~
m.,,,ss h. T,...'
r,,. .o.L. wo,,.,.i .h.,... "a,
n a. ",n vain man ,s,l n. time c.n
Ala, o,d ,ovaa =, maLa old man,oYlas
,.,,a,n
Tn,,, ,o,. ,..,. ann Ahrsm aL,n.
,., ,onn. man ~ twaotvstwo
woo.t .nd won IN ,ha o,tv ~ I'vnch'
hu,g v,rg,n,a ,hs Law. az n baautIh,l
.,,, n, snna sayan,a.n snmmays
nsmad pahaoca aoonsr psbeooa who
was an ornhan ,aosIv.d n consldor.
ali. ,o,,,,a from, ho, fa,hsr who d,ad
whl,a aha was ,u,to n cblld leaving
her IN charva 81 a rlob unele who
,,yad MAR Iv,onhu,g
Tha .cou,.. NJ ,ru. Iowa nsyer
rms smoo,h IA AN old adave. and Of
oou,.. h.r canadian was hound N And
FAM, Win voung sh,nnsr who was
forhIddsn ,bs house Vat tho lovers.
,h,msh sioIan intsrvlews vou,ed
.,ernsl ndellty IN one another. and n
was noreed that no should leave tho
country ,or n YEAR. and after that time
ro,urn when a was honed tho uucle,s
antIpathy. which he seemed 10 enter,
tain towards him would have pnssed
.w.v
usisn yolng N a. paul. Minnesota.
wha,a ha snyagsd IN tina lumbar trade.
In which ha cIsa,sd n handsoms ann,
IN m. maan,lma IN. g,r,a uncle dlsd.
af,sr whIoh .he want 10 Iva with mn
arm, IN "a T.on,. nv n sud,,en and
dIaas,rous s,,oke NJ fortune. the Young
lover lost hIs urouertv. which reduced
Mn Al .,mos, ao,u.i want Ha was
so oovsrsd hv Mia mIsfortune that hIs
m..hood sorsook him. and he had not
an. Mar, % avsr w,,,a again N hia
.W,arcaa ana 40 tha corresnondence
,hs, h.J coma an np,oterruntedlv.
o..s.a n
ia r.oa,vsd n.nv ,s,t.rs a,terwsrds
,,om har snou,,,n. tho cause az h,s
sndd.n ana s,ranao hohav,or vat he
novor nswsr.d ,bam
uor aun, dy,nc tho vou,g lady
movad,o Ch,cavo whero n widowed
sohoo,.mo,a ,as,dai and ahe lived thore
mn - ,na ,,ma ~ ia ,srr,hlo Ara.
w,,oh s.,an, away har nronertv IN
Mar sha Ind ,nvasted leaving her
IN s,ra,gh,ansd c,rcums,ancos
oh. ,"ovad N th,s atote vo,ng IN
Iva with a hro,har william O soober.
who live. naar Ar,,,oton IN Tarrant
county Net lons s,rcs Mr. skinner.
who has now nsilver threads among
IN. ,olg,, mon h,s hrnw mot \ mutual
s.,ana who ,nsormaa MIN ~ the
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High AZ Hannah.

PorasvILLF, Pa, June 1l.-Dennis,
alisS Buckeye, Of Donnelly, Schuylkill
county, a Mollie Mcguire, was hanged
this morning for the murder OF
Thomas Sanger, mine boss, in 1875.
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Consecrae ion o. Dr. NNymouF

BosToN, June 1.-THE consecratisn
Of DR.. Seymour, a. bishop Of spdpg-
field Trinity church, occurred to-day
The ceremony was very impressive.
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For the west gulf states: Lower
pressure, east to south winds, rising
or stationary temperature, clear and
partly cloudy weather with occasional
rafnn
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LONDON, June ll.-Over twenty
thousand cotton operatives, In mass
meeting at Blackbu to-day, resolved
to continue the strike.
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LITTLE Rock, Ark, June ll.--Half
of searcy, White county, IL burned.
Loss sixty thousand dollars.
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EIectiou Of luasonio Onioers,

The installation Of officers In Dallas
Chapter No. Az, Royal Arch Masons,
took place on Monday evening last,
The following are the officers for the
ensuing Masonic year: w. +. Cum
minis, high priest; M. Ullmann, king
George ]. Dexter, secretary; E. +. EN-
merson, guard; L. A. Bryan, captain
Of the host; f. M. Ervay, principal
sojourner; L. M. Tillmann, royal arch
captain; III. Ball, grand master Of the
third vail; E. Lehman, master OF sec-
ond vail; Charles Kahn, master Of first
vail. l
An election Of officers Of Tannehill
lodge, number a52, A. F. and A. Nj,
held last night, resulted In the election
Of the following officers for the ensu-
ing term: L. M. Knepfy, w. M =.
Lehman, g. VIII. 9. StoTk, J. W.; J.
G. Mccoy, treasurer; =. y, urIce, sec-
rotary; r. Austin, Tyler.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-06-12

Kimball has relieved thirty'seven
churches Of debts, amounting to y ,500,-
900.
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PARTIES about to furnish should
by no means fall to examine
the Immense stock being dis
played In our Carpet Depart
ment,
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We offer a good SILK PARAsoL, large size
for 81. Finer goods In proporIion'
our stock is yet large and varied, the season
advancing, and hence the great reductions
have been made.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1878-10-17

hunderd thousand dollars sIruck OF, and put IT
into cirkeashen to-wunst. Wat we want Is
money enuff.
The efeck on the Corners wuz instantaneous.
We never he'd sch an era NV prosperity. E7
every man he'd all the money he wantid, work
wuz generally suspended, and the people give
themselves up wholly to enjoyment. Bascom
n huc{ 10
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1878-10-17

qlSt
-,up ihe = and rivticScS o'i"' ~ "
So f,r as TO trust Democracy "&''ih win Po"'i
on ,nejr pronssions, their acts would dispel TN"
i,,..Itn,rion so long as retained one spark of
t,,nor or there remained particle OF JudE-
,n,nt i'm the minds nf the people. The question
now for the people to consider is, In a measure,
a new one But there is right and an honor
able side and a wrong and dishonorable one.
Where is this Democratic party? 1t is intrig-
uing to temporarily supply the vices and relieve
the distress of the people, which 1t has been the
prime cause of producing, at the expense OF our
national honor, dealing out promises as liber-
allv as a drunken landlord does his poison, and
with the same destructive effect.
1t has no principles of integrity, lays no claim
to consistency, and It's platforms are con-
structed to read one way In Ohio, another way
in Massachusetts, another way in South Caro-
lima, and still another way in Pennsylvania.
Its membership embraces the counterfeiters,
thieves rioters and all that is vile in our social
system. There have been a few leaders, like
Samuel ]. Tilden, who, laying in moderate
stock of reputation, have assumed to provide
for the future necessities of character for their
party. But in every instance this modest re-
serve of virtue has been the termagant chas-
tity of a selfish prude who prOsecutes one lover
for rape while she solcits the lewd embraces of
another.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1878-10-17
" laber ag1n Cap1tIe nOtInt


answered us:
'.Ef there's going to be era Nv prosperity,
am going to share in 1t. Yoo kin hev all the
Iikker you want at five cents, old money, but ef
1 am compelled to take your fiat money for
lkker 700 can't dictate to me the priceil shel
ask, for that rests with me as free citizen NV
these YoOnitld States. -
/ am a just man. L acknowledged the
strength NV his posishun. All L did wuz 10