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Daily Republican., 1879-05-28
Police Plekinks.

Gus O'Donnell the boot.black for
disorderly conduct and using profane
language towards N. D. Hickman pro.
prietor Of the Hol y Tree Inn, was fined
43 and cost. Gus said that he had not
the amount and supposed th ) he would
be obliged to ''go to jail" Several
present thought it would benefit Gus to
take a rest at Fort Pyle.
James Fleming, for sleeping off q
drunk on the sidewalk on Washington
street above Fifth, was fined so cents and
cost.
A Maryland man who says his name
is Francis Lloyd, who was arrested on
the 26th oflast month for drunkenness,
appeared at the police court last even
ing and demanded of His Honor certain
important notes which he had left at
the Office. The man proved to the sat
isfaction of His Honor, that be was the
proper party and the notes were given
him.
The first prisoner placed in the dock
this morning was Joanna Kennedy. Jo-
anna it appears imbibe rather freely in
the intoxicating cup and yesterday at
ternoon officer Dowlan found her at
Fifth and Madison street, very drunk
The prisoner was sentenced to ten days
at New Castle.
A young man named Cloud Butler
was arraigned on the charge Of acting
in disorderly manner over Thlrc
street bridge.
Zsbulon Stout testified to the prison
er with two others entering hous'
over Third street bridge that had jus
been finished. After the party left tn
building, witness with another part.
, entered the house and found the plas
b ter knocked off and the party had ais
: written their names in several place
in the rooms. After leaving this hous
? the prisoner with his companions entel
. ed another house and demanded ''sone
f thing to eat" and they also asked a
? old lady for her pipe which she wa
4 smoking and upon her refusal to graz
b their request, the prisoner in tn
= dock used profans language toward
4 her.
Jackson Short and William Hill ais
testified to the plaster being knocke
z off and also of The profane languae
i. used.
. The prisoner wac fined Is and cost.
/. Barney Gallagher was arrested earl
s this morning by Sergeant Dolan. Ba
$ ney was found laying on the pavemel
q on sbipley street, and he was so drum
> that Sargsant Dolan was obliged
: tske him to the hall in a wheelbarrov
t The prisoner did not deny the charl
l. and he was fined so cents and costs.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-28
SsiIl the Champions.

The Taylor & Co., Morocco factory
base ball club having been the most
successful nine last year, still claim the
championship, and assert that it will
be necessary for the Pusey Il Scott team
to defeat them before they claim the
belt, and as it is generally understood
that the second nine of the Pusey Il
scott club defeated Postles nine on Sat
urday last, the Taylor nine will be
pleased to cross bats with the first nine
of the victorious club.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-28
Tho SuasIonfsts' Last Entertain
ment.

On Saturday evening next the M. ..
R, A. will give in their Hall their last
monthly entertainment OF this season:
An admission fee of only ten cents will
be charged. Mr.. Thomas Lynch has
Oh arge of the affair and that is suf1l-
Gent to guarantee that it will be an en-
iovable one. He has engaged only
superior talent, and mostly new per-
fnrmarS,
Daily Republican., 1879-05-28
What N anne.

"By what name shall We call Be-
1iavars in the Lord Jesus Christ ~ This
oupstion will be answered at Delaware
Avenue Baptist Church tonight, after
which the meeting will be open for tes-
timony to members of all denominations.
Strangers welcome, services at 7.45.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-28
Roots and Shoes.

The cheapest boot and shoe store in
the city is Daniel McCusker's, 2l6 West
% street. He has very fine stock OF
hoots and shoes, and he is determined
to sell them at very low prices. Give
him a call and save money. I
Daily Republican., 1879-05-28
Wa I,nya Seen

and YOU all should see the daily arrival
of new goods consisting OF hats ana
bonnets of the latest shapes and styles
of flowers, ribbons and silks in profus-
ion at Mrs, R. S. Kirby's, 2O2 King
street. Her prices are within the
reach of every body. Call and exam
inc her very large stock.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-28
A solid Paper.

PHILADELPHIA, May u, '79.
EDITORS OF DAILY REPUBLICAN,
WILMINGTON, DEL,
Dear .Sirs:-Please send me at this
Fice your daily REPUBLICAN. A paper
solid as yours ! must have. | Will
bnd you an ad ertisement. II any OF
pu are here in the city please stop in.
Yours Respectfully -
Daily Republican., 1879-05-28
THE RUGBY's EIGHTH.
A Good Prs gramme and a Large
Audience.

The eighth anniversary Of the Rugby
Literary Society was held last evening.
1t being the first literary entertainment
of the season the attendance was a
large and fashionable one. An address
of Welcome was delivered by Edward
H. Eckel, the President of the Society,
in which he set forth effectively the
true aim ola literary association form.
ed in the interest of intellectual cul
ii vation. They were of incalculabls
benefit to young men who were asso
ciated with them, and should be sup
ported in every community.
This was followed by recitation by
John W. Lithead, an extract from Web
ster's oration. 1t was well delivered.
An essay sour Influence over Othsrs,' "
by NJ. M. Osborne, spoke of the effect OF
one character over that Of another, every
individual sxering an influence. If his
tendencies are evil then Of necessity his
influence must also be evil. The de-
ductions he drew therefrom prompt to
higher standard of morality, to which
the aim of all should be directed. The
moral taught was one, which If univers-
ally followed, would bring upon the
world an influence wholesome and heal
thy. The essay was well written and
displayed great care in its composition.
4 dialogue "Humors Of the Strike
was we'll rendered. The performers
were John W. Leithhead, WIN. s. Jour
dan, VIM. A. Mahoney, George Lodge,
John Boughman, Walter Davis, George
R. C. Hoffecker, and VIM. J. Armstrong
William S. Jourdan in a pleasing
manner cred the recitation, "How h'
saved St, Michael's." He was loudly ap
plauded.
Edward H. Eckel delivered an essay
. on music. The composition in th
: present state of public appreciation
!, musical worth, was most timely. Th'
structures showing the false ideas upol
: this subject now pervading society wer'
h to the point. The essay was an excel
: lent one, we'll written and delivered IL
+ clear tone Of voice.
:, A recitation, "The Miser ftly pun
= ished", by J.F. Murphy, was something
:. out of the line of school entertainments
. Hit superior elocutionary powers were
q particularly adapted to proper rendi
. tisn of an old mans soliloquy. Iii
gestures, his tone Of voice and hi
composed manner upon the stage Wer
ia in admirable sympathy with the verse
, - itself. At the conclusion of the recita
s ton he was applauded 50 heartily tina
- he appeared and rendered Patrick Hen
:, RVS call to arms This was as wei
preciatsd as his previous effort.
IL The literary exercises closed with
=, n recitation of the dialogue called I'M
-, ~ tiating Granger" a humorous pei
"a tormance in which eleven boys partlc
~ ~ pated, and which started everybod
~ - home in good humor. The stage wa
Is literally covered with flowers of til
y choicest kinds of the season.
The music was furnished by Phn
- -, delphia orchestra, which would hay
~ been superior to anything OF the XII
~ ever heard in Wilmington had it \
r been for the absence of some OF tt
,p,, ici ans
Daily Republican., 1879-05-28
|The LulherIscher JuengihnSsa
Vereln

|ill give German entertainment, con-
sting of singing, speaking, &c, on
hursday evening, the 29th inst, at
o'clock. The society's German
lends are all respectfully invited to
Btend. German Lutheran church cor.
lh and French SITS.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-28
SECOND EDITION.
The Weather.

War Department, Office Of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, May 2S-1
A. M.
Indications for Wsdne.day.-For the
Middle Atlantic aud New England
States, rising preceded along the coast
by falling barometer, stationary or
slightly higher temperatures, southerly
winds, generally veering to westerly,
and light local rains followed by gener-
ally clear weather.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-28
ID dismissed.

The complaint of Mrs. Ford against
RS. Lowden residing at Third and
arrison streets, before Esq. Hagany,
as dismissed, there being no ground
warrant binding over TO keep
10 peace.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-28
RAlllerY.

Some time during last night some
thief went through trap door and
cola a bunch of Bananas, from the
uholesals provision store Of Francis Il
sinnle at No. 10 East Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-28
VNXPORTATION OF PEACHES.-THE
~ CRUWNED INVENTION OF The

TNXPORTATION OF PEACHES.-THE
II CRUWNED INVENTION OF The
AGE.
The advertiser, after several years OF pr.
yate experiment, has invented n successful
method sor preserving the peach and deliver
ing them in the markets OF England, ETC.,
fresh as from the tree.
lam prepared to make arrangements with
Peach Growers and others to ship peaches
under my process, on the terms of royalty, to
be paid after the peaches are sold and paid
for Ny new Model Exporting Peach Box,
will be supplied at low rates by De aware
firm. A large commission house OF Liverpool
and London will sell all peashes exported at
fifteen to twenty dollars per box. Whole ost
to the exporter about S. per box. For further
in formation address, W. DE CLlFFORD,
Mt, Savage, Allegheny CO., Nd.
nly2S-ltw ltd
Daily Republican., 1879-05-28
Re-lDfOn.

The re union of the Independent
Order of Odd Fellows, which is to take
place at Rehoboth, on the 25th of July
next, promises fair to be a great sue
cess. as the committee are receiving
communications daily from Lodges and
euca,npments from all over the state,
informing them that they will partlcl-
nate in the festivities. Eight or ten
brass bands are expected to be on the
4poiu
Daily Republican., 1879-05-28
DUBLIC SALE OF STOCK.

will be sold at public sale at Village Green !.
Delaware county, Pa, two and q nall mles
from Linyoed, on the P. W. Il b. X. r., on
THURSDAY, JUNE s, 1879,
at one clock P. NJ,
Forty fresh COWS and springers. 10 bead kEVt
of stock bulls and feeders, 20 head of fR-K-
shoats. ~
The above stock was selected In Lancaster
county. u1,
Wagon will meet train that leaves WI
minyton at 10 o'clock, at Linwood, and re-
turn. Cattle delivered free OF charge. two
and four months credit given.
ROBERTS & TYSON.
n. w. Eyre, auc. my2s-Std ltw
Daily Republican., 1879-05-28
Base fiRll.

The Enterprise base ball club (not
tho Rsliance) as stated in the "Herald,' y
will 90 to West Chester on Friday next,
to play a champion game of base ball
with the Active club of that city.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-28
Wgrktngmen.

Before you begin your heavy Spring wrk
after Winter Of relaxat Cd, your system
needs cleansing and strengthen 'ng to pre-
Fever or some other Spring Sickness thatwill
unit you for seasons wcrk. You will save
time. much sickness and great expense II you
will use one bottle Of Hop Btters in your lam
lily this month. Don't wait. See other col
umn.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-28
A Card.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretlons of youth, nervous weakness,
a recipe that will cure you FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discov:.
cred by q missionary in South America Send
a self-addresscd cd anvelnpa to the Rnv. JOSEPH
I'll INMAN. Station d. New York CITY.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-28

A NNUAL MEETING.-Th Tenth Annu-
n al Meeting Of the stockholders Of the
"YOung Mems Loan Association VIII oe
held in the office of the Secretary, No. 4o4
Market street, on Monday evening, June z,
at 73O o'clock.
The Auditors will submit their annual re-
port and an election tor officers and directors
will be held. IT. HA wilkins, Sscy.
my2S5t
Daily Republican., 1879-05-28
A New firm.

Francis g. sipple is the name OF the
firm which has opened the new store
No. 10 E, 4th St. They intend keep
ing on hand large stock Of fine fruit
and provisions, which they will sell
" wholesale at low prices.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-28

Ifthere is anything in the Survival
of the fttest" DR.. Bulls Baltm
pills must be Counted I'M" they have
lived long and do better work than
ever.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-28
DUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE
will sell at Public Sale, at Jacob B. Ly-
ats Hotel, Newport. Del,
ON THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1879,
at o'clock, P. M.
Fifty head OF cattle. including some CWE
very fine cows and sprngers, stock HK
steers, heifers and oxen, 225 stock wsthers, In
high order This stock will be sold without
reserve. No postponement on account Il
weather.
TERMs:-All sums of $50 and under cash. on
ali SUNS over that amount credit OF % days
will be given on purchaser giving D2nkaDle
note with an approved endorsor.
PS Among this stock are some OF the r.
nest COWS | have ever offered ior sale, with
calves by their side.
JAMES SAWDON, JE.
L. W. Stidham B. Son, Auc'r. my29-4td ltW
Daily Republican., 1879-05-28

SNyANTED.-A middle.aged woman Tor
w general house work. Apply at Full
mer's Restaurant, SOC MARKET STREET,
or at 42s Market Street. my2o-N"
Daily Republican., 1879-05-28

rOARDERS.-F First class boarding at the
- Southwest Corner oi SECOND AND
MARKET SIS, at "a per week. nyls3t*
Daily Republican., 1879-05-28

YNOR SALE CHEAP.-A Grocers' Wagon,
IL suitable for business purposes. Apply
to 1923 +. Third street. over kirkman's Livery
Stable. WIN. H. COLE. my2sott
Daily Republican., 1879-05-28

VXIANTED.-A carpenter, apply to G. j.
w MILNE, Brandywine Cotton Mills.
my2S 2t*
Daily Republican., 1879-05-28

.t!anjj
No.
.dneSd,,!
he ssss
, 1879-01-24
THE JEWS or ROUMANIA.

Their Memorial to tho Chamber NJ Ncpu-
t1ts.
I}rcMAREsT. Dec. @A-The following Is a
translation uf the mclnuriul presented to the
Clutuoer of Deputies BY the jcws of RounaI,!a: !:
WIN. confidence In The country tn which We
were born, W.. h,uHlatfaus Of fsraefflc descent,
dtsrendanta nt shoss WIN u tins of natsuI!al
suflrrtngs ot thu country, approach you III r.
speettul although carncst terms to de-
n'anI ;' TIC EtuntlnE u thoss rights ot
Mns lone ,e Wn,c ts lew. spssu VII .rust ou,
Of other countries by ulrr prosecutions. tlcy
hayu fund IN asylum In Isounana, wlleze they
hayu Occupied themselves with The arta Ut
ppacc, industry, alnl eutn1hcrrr, at,d they have
lyc,l hero III ucrfcCt harmony With thelF Chrts.
tiAn brethren. 1t has unity bceu slncu lllr cotl.
cGpttoh VI rertufn erroneous hlcas VI political
cts,nomy tint it has been deemed advisable to
n,akr aR t,lvitltous distinction between ohe por-
tlon of the population alHl the others, ~ load
u With the nI0nstr0ua fFnpntatlons " The last
century, ati.l to consider LII ~ pa1iahs ID our
uwn uutivu country.
Wv consider 1t supesauous to contradict such
!lnputAtiolls; 10 nasert tl!ae our religion IL al
obstacle to patriotic 1cc!iuRa would bu 10 con.
trauirt history, a,l to disregard tho action Of
tic most civilized nattuu4 Of tlle preaens age
Arasly all enlightened uatluns have CONCEDED
liouMania has apparcut'y been guided IN solnc
arsrre by sit,lilas motives, !uasmuch - she
stipulated, together with tAu guaranteeing
rowcrs III Art. III Ut the Paris Treaty oi tls l9ih
of August, lhst, tlat all Wsllachi4na antl Moi.
davtans should be considered ~ equa! iu the
eycs VI thu law: u we'll aa In ,payment Of taxes,
Without auy trfcscuce to t!le!r religious belief,
lta sole restriction being TINT Ut tlls
reservation Of tlle right on i,,r part
Ut tho Chambers 10 refuse Cltlxcushto
to non-C Chrtsil&lis. Eurueo took 1t for granted
thru that RouInanIa would execute this agree
u,cnt of her own free will. We depiore the iRet,
however, t1sat after tLe lapsu VI many years
since tlle psuslulgatiou Ut the Paris Convention
We hayc not yet beeu utnaitted to the exercise VI
our full rights u cftlxcns, una that, through
false Interpretation Of tt1c organic law, We A2vc
tccu ccpTiYe1 Ut uthrr rights witch w tofuc1-
y cnluScd. We request yuu, alcssleurs les
Deputies, 10 rouslder our present situation;
thu u,ost important o! human Eights arc with.
held from Us wa hayu no political os communal
iibcrty; w are excluded from all thu
literul professions. III Tie army thuu-
sarlls VI Jews ara serving without
prospect uf a4yGnccmcRt, MD, II tic same
time, popular upinlon IL excited 0eaipst u, and
this o. sstetuatlG ulAeivs Of persecution las ~
spuluEists. Wu,ltsprcafuIIy submit HAT this y
aEaitlst the spirit aii tbs Letter ot uie Cunstl-
tu1iou. Art. Il ptoelattns to Ill uuillulted frec.
duln VI euu&clencc u.l guarantees ilte liberty VI
religious faill; u thcrc ~ uu difference iu the
obligations ult! contributions Imposed upon
your cltIx,'ns TIT IL ylItuii le liz variations III
i:.-.r }Ilrtt ,:.- ~ AGvh. One clause only-Art.
, 1879-01-24
| wcafthtest corporations In the State. They now
havo laid down their double track and are
L dH In

aura,
xt,, ,,.a. ,.a.a ,."s,. ~. .ss 80"
,tat ~ct ~! ~dsc neaK lney a.s aoe 10 ~, an
oe nsetni TO tI,e great cosposation and htI acfi.
Atco 70 Tue peoplet VINO naFe 2loea m ou'!a1ng
them up; lhc'y, .pa'd t1r the maintenance ot
nsy ~ H. sna eolM dqns,x ~ aee ae, my WI
,o'y Mhy not , throw on al to!l, or have but. nnt =
lar n,uf ct liz ,,.,"t ~, sni liz rsro,d .n,,ie
III fiivc lie freIYht to whoever wonld rarry it
tllc clIcapcst. TEfe worii make tie con nett.
tIcn lively. The railroads would ind It to thtir
advantage to carry that bortton of The freight
tEat was adapteI for them to carry. and yo,1
would have cheaper railroad rates than yyl
ever lad before, ard this would keep The opo.
sition iip md make tie competition closer for
the railroads and the cost
LESS 70 1nx rzor1s.
~ Nv Will III eMeap IT. n1poa ta.o'1 ~ ~ .ne sai'
hay,d. ,hcy ~ '''e i''oo''' 5oa "a'e IL III Jour OWL
AI'' IL. ,.u ,..u... -, r,,,,.t. H.
CONVENTION and dem.nacd m eesa.ion isi to ppoteee se I
trn,mht. o u, an ..,tos au r..lnn. sstes om
ths..3n.s ha " !am!oan sutpoatons. ~ aa"e nase
usvu t.a. enaeteu NY 5oa.a " ic''1s'eEs sp'
.e. III au .rna.,neco hE 'nbss hss. aTs h en
a,,a uen't a, 70 Snss. a enoe' a ss%a tat
uMH eo1S ses IT, ..n.,s.. t;s nts.nt ~
~, naso ~, ~ un la.e' ~ % soM m.sn "
~. fs.sasx ~ .ass. ~. ~ s...pr,"t w. ~,
,o'.1a psovccnt T. VI tne p.aStes! M anu
pessnu Iu NC acnau' ney "o1tu w. not % & TO-
nas;xx. G ~. ~ hnsn t,'n. sn,..
@ snnatns % an ~, .fni Tsis uIs" % aone. {oaf sus
~ Nor VIZ Mu'u w W A''"o' ""et a'' 1''' -
W ~ ~" ,,s. .usm' a.. ,,,tu.,. r.....,
no psoMs gn a!s alos ol .ao l'.inois Isn.fs -
~ r',ad ~ H. ~, te"I = ua ~, -
VI" toau ,I ~ .lJ ette; hG poo,a 81 o'e no''n-
"es* pots'on VI tne oease e!a''a 'ney
nAvs NOT BEEN hsSaFlrEp
by the canal; they have atways considered the
canal A local llnc; they have always insistctl
that those who were interested should support
II. Y0u cannot depend on getting any aid from
the Legislature to protect tic canal
Tho cnnat IL paid for. II u the property OF
the peoplo, Of the State. The canals ii Ohio,
altl Indiana, ntld other States that have eone
, 1879-01-24
Monry.3Inklns and spending.

Not long siieu 4llrfa died tl 6an Francisco
ono Of the iuost geulRl and generous Ut ,neu,--
John .. Fcitun, Formerly a tutor u iiarrarl
College, Of which hts brother, Curnrlius q, Fel-
ton, ono Of Charles uickunss. Rrss. friends, wsa
irat Professor ot Greek and then presld4ot.
Ar, Feitou, u . lawyer In Sun frxnciscu; TO-
cciye,a three big fees wlich would have 4uslp ~
Euglsh Lord Chancellor open tin dycs wltu Us
tonishuicnt. The highest, fas sinx xlr ca&e, tu-
voyu9 : municipul lauh h+itr. 'wasr $a60 ,0tal,
el6oUOL feE Nj. FELTON, died poor aud II,
careless was he iu tnouey u,atttr& = lhat hs bad
oite1.hot enough In hand fur household rx-
ueu.cs, usld On ono OCCASION the Sheriff sold his
house u,la lot At Oaktand for prx.eetius to
pay taxes. As. FELTON,. rousrd from fosxrtfal-
meas By this unpleasant announcement. hastched
10 buy II back, aud Mus fortunate !n belug xblr
to do ~.
, 1879-01-24
DENlOND.
How He Placed About 83b, 900 in CiitcnRo--
ASAl story of lsetrayal Of Trust.
Bdstnn HtFuff.

t1cv n. rto,.a At,crt a4s nno r., e,,tno..
A SaI story Of 1,etrsvai Of Tru.t,
8ostan Herald.
Among t1e tfansactlone ot Mr. thatlcs De-
mon1 late Treasurer Of the Massachusetts
Home Missionary soctety, which havo as yet
W." ~ e,, 1aa AA4ua' e''4' "''s' aapa,
emily Tic most heaftlcsss u that connected with
bis Investment In real estate In Chicago. 1t Is
ease whero trist-natls upou..t faith Of
.,a -. ~ ' Nv. . ,s, ~ 's,.,
sonlienaa--las eeen oc1.a'eu, "no1!er VIII
iu'iy or not may oe )aueeu oy toe Feader Wien
the facts arc understood. A ntdd1c-aacd lady,
tnttv b,J .o,o r,or.y T. ho. ,,.,, r,,,h, ,r,,,,n
4s'"!' .Nu so"o n''.'5 ~ ne' o"" i.k"s nisn
alle fhhef'tca IRON aer 1atnef ~ nta aeath'
This monev was well Invested, Aritl was paying
a far though not hIrb rate OF interest.
IT, nnmond INN, III no.,tnn r. ,,,,,
a.t' oc''o''u' tio"' .ns poa''son .a "'e
e"a1eu ahl III INC Mss.o"aFy ooEe1y' WA
iookau upon ~ moacl u pfoprletY anu
hntnt, n shrcx, bu.yneaa n,.n nj vr1l M a coo,
,..",, rs,... s,.,trs' ~. ca,,,san ~ -. s..
'."se4' .s"'s .Hk s".a ep.n's , ~ W. Wv
sleuan, tic laag m question haa sntfustca hln
with the management Of her Affairs. In 1874,
,xben zine. wcrc very hard In Chicago and
n,nncx s"orrc.-thaurh real rstate In that c,ty
s,nIi nat herun to shrink In value anytbiur iike
Il iii In tho following four years,-lO Ief cent
EGfS fEHfIt5Y NftNr-
-" arT mf,ch nnntv fonnti ia wny ia thn t..kc
~, fsi,v ata T., cnnsanm"nre' ' ~ '''' A'""'
S's{ s{r n.monG, fnr somo reason heat kn,vn tn
,,ms.,f ncrs,,a,1ei I'm lady In nuestjon to niinw
i, ~, sa,i i'cr sta,ie sec,,1,tics ners mi ,nvsa,
@ a onev " s T.! H. ,n,'rtgnrr. In Ch,carn % rcursssns
fr.s .hot H. ro,,ii nI,tnIn nrnriy tfonIi" lin H.
neost e ~, Il Al. as Saline lrre shc slef"rrc
~ ~. iraamrnt md niinwcd lin tn ntnrs t.M :.
~ H.! hc1in m,nrt1arrs IN f;imtrt,. Htsnot IN,
~ lin In .ecurtttrs ,h,,e snld out ,ii mn nt ~"
lin. ~ rc,ii,c nor mi viii fhc ins, nm.
'.rs"t.d ",,.l si,hsnn,,ent Investment hv III
i.Js ts,f,rl sir i,cmt,nd. the t1,tni nr,o,;n, ~
tnvoet"t, ~ wn,ld rract, tn thn nrfvhnnr.
;n,v1 ~ saS fpn i'm Hrst jnvns,m"n1 ~.
",so H. III nh for thre" veer, II" int,v ~
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