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The Republican journal., 1879-12-18
The Fusion Consniracx.

together with the full text OF udge irgIn decision
As the returns have been fully exhibited at the
State House since Tuesday Dee 9th. the day ougi-
nar set for the hearing OF the mandamus case,
| IT is cunlCclurrd that this may have influenced
Judge Nlrgiu in dlsmlSsing the petition. On Friday
| there was 4 complete welding the part OF the
! Governor and Council to the demands To see the
! returns, and returns from Franklin, kenucbcc
| Cumberland, Oxford peuohSeot and Androscu.giu
were examined by counsel for the Republicans
\ petition was laid before the cover Of and
Council on FRIDAY from - leading citizens III BID
GetoId praying that an lnyestlgat may be order
ed INTO the very serious charges preferred by on.
| Charles T. Rounds. and that a hearing on the
charges hr had before certificates OF election are
| issued to Senators and Representatives 4 pctl-
ton Of similar import from % citizens OF Saco was
| also la;d before he Governor and Council The
| Slgncrs embrace the most prominent citizens OF
Saco ana they strongly urge upon the Council the
necessity of an investigation
1t has been semi officially announced BY an organ
OF he conspraOTS, that the returns from Portland,
| Lewiston, Saco, Augusta, tlaowel Bath and
| hookdnd Tor Representatives, All have some tech
| meal defect ana that the Governor and Council
viii reject them all These cities elected fifteen
| republican Representatives. The most common
defect alleged Is that the returns were signed by
three Aldermen instead of four In Portland the
defect was IN using the word scattering, The
law ot ~. as well as the preceding practice al
lowed a technical defect q TINS kind 70 be correct
et, but the Governor and Council set the law aside
a. uncou >tituuonal. ana declare that the errors
cannot be amended ana consequently these cities
will be deprived ot representation.
The town VI Benton hepnebec county. is in
cluded among those where proof Is offered that the
returns clandestnely changed in order to
save a Democratic Representative in the Clinton
district The proof is all being prepared tor Use in
case the Governor and Council order an investlga-
tlou OF the charges made by Mr.. Rounds. Mr..
Rounds was before the Governor and Council Oh
thursday tor the purpose OF examining the returns
The Republican journal., 1879-12-18

The telegraph on Tuesday announced
the reappointment Of Hon. Vim. &. Mar
shall as Collector Of Belfast. When Mr.
NJ. was appointed to that office four years
ago the journal said
If Mr.. Hale selected Mr.. Marshall for the APP
polntment he is entitled to credit tor having
named one Of the best men in the district. if not
the very best, for the place He is an honorable
upright and conscientious man, who will admins
ter the duties Of the office faithfully, and tolerate
no frauds or abuses If Mr. Marshall accepts. as
we hope he will, We predict that the Belfast Gus
tom House, from being one Of the worst managed
offices in the country, will come to be one of the
best.
What the Journal then said it now re-
atfirms. with the added force which comes
from four years of acceptable service by
the Collector.
The Republican journal., 1879-12-18
Stealing a State.

Stealing State.
There Is no reason to doubt at this
writing that the worst that has been pre-
dlcted OF the fusion conspiracy has been
realized. that the Republican maiorties
in both branches Of the State LegiSia-
turr have been counted ont in violation
OF the Constitution and laws and that
this is bat the initatory step in a pro
glammc for retaining the control Of the
State indefinitely in defiance of the Will
Of the people; of casting the electoral
vote for tn" Democratic candidate for the
Presidency next year, and Of elccting a
fusion senator to succeed Hon Hannibal
iIami', i'll the United States Senate But
Whit the tu~ioniStS propose TO Ito need
not hr considered NOW. in face of the
usuWpution Of power, the unjust. unlawful
and wholly diSLrIcclu proceedings With
whichWc arr confronted. Governor Gar
ocion and Council have shamelr>Sly y TO-
lated the laws they We're sworn to obey
.mo enloIcr. und thcN have dome this in
iurthrrnrr Of ! conspiracy, deliberately
entered mo. to defeat the will ot the pco-
,1..,..tn .h. ..l,,;.. ~. bo;, ~o,ot,.. a,d
Representatives, rs we'll rs OF the State
officers The details VI this conspiracy
NJ -n.> r,..q,,a nrrli, h,yo h.nn nnh-
r.h.d 4, ,a,. ..,,s .,rumns ,ud ,rn L.
,;I;,,.+ .,.,,,.,..,.lo,.s ,rbo, ,ol., shame.
fl, S-nr, az, rr-.,o,.. 1rn,chrr, ana c,.n,n
un ,fa ,,a,, .f-h.. ,,,.4i,utod ,u,b,rfr;.
MI WIN. >t,.. vbn IVAN. y,n,n. lay H., H.
li~r.r, /. n.,d. ~ Nh mo n,ip.I.J H.
,ion,tioo and r,ntennt with wbic, ,bov
3rr REGARDED hr I'M inteIlircnr md Iay-
9lGdin.,. ritilrn~
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Mud believe II if il W3s made. u,
therefore, comes torhi, that rnnuoh Rr-
luhEcans have been counted out of HE
Senate. and Eonse and rnnurb tnsionjst
been counted hi. la Dive the lattrr = I'm
ior.ry IN MIN branches al tha / nni.Iaturn
ana That this has been done In yioIarjon
ot he Constitution and laws nt tba Sta+a
and wjthour \ ro}orahlr prrrevt If fine
Constitution anJ laws an rhis bnaI wore
The Republican journal., 1879-12-18
Proposed Change in the Customs Law

A
The House ol Representatives had
under consideration, last week, but final
~ recommittcd, a bill reported by Mr..
Wait, Of Connecticut, from the Committee
on Commerce, which proposes to amend
| the revised statutes Of the United States
SO as to permit any vessel not owned in
the nitcd States 10 unload its cargo at
any port Of delivery IN amy customs dis
trict of the United States, without entry
Of such vessel and cargo at the port Of
entry in such district
The bill III question is intended to Oh
viatc the Inconvenience now experienced
| Ivy American importers, when goods pur-
chased by them in such a port, for in
| stance, as one of those in the West Indies,
where often it is absolutely necessary to
employ 4 foreign vessel in transportation,
must be unloaded only 1t 4 port of entry.
! Mr.. Wait, who introduced the bill, gave
/ IN instance OF this Inconvenience in the
case Of Il cargo intended for Suvbrool, ut
I the mouth Of the Connecticut river, which
| j, Il port of delivery, situated in 4 customs
/ district Of which Middlctown. 10 miles up
| the river, is the port Of entry. The goods
\ had thus to hr carried directly past Say
v brook discharged 1T MiddletoWn, and
then rcshippcd ~ railroad or lighters.
!
The Republican journal., 1879-12-18

The Bangor Commercial, i'll some notes
upon the personal make up Of the Coun-
ell, says
Frank Fogg Of Lewiston, is a young Grecnback
enthusiast new to politics and disguised with his
brief experience
If Fogg is more disguised than the
public is with him, Fogg must be very
sick at the stomach.
During the past week, beyond the in
PRODUCTION and reference of bills and
resolutions, nothing was done in Con-
gress, and it is evident that nothing will
be done until after the holiday recess.
The Republican journal., 1879-12-18

Nicolo lntantino, and Antonio Arditto princi-
pals in the murder of Jos. F. Frye in Boston, last
summer, pleaded guilty Monday, and were sen
fenced TO Imprisonment for life The three Others
will be tried as accessories.
The Republican journal., 1879-12-18

According to current report our Customs Col
lector, v. T. Marshall, Esq, whose term of office
is soon to expire, is TO be superseded by Capt. i,
NJ Boar oman The change it is said. is to be
MIR. Hale to Boardman at the time of the post office
change, to paciy him and Patterson III regard to
the appointment of Capt. Bean. Prog. Age.
There never was such Il report; and as
Mr. Marshall was rcappointcd four days
after the above was printed, the \gc had
to yery uuicklN eat its words.
The Republican journal., 1879-12-18

DR.. Brooks, representative elect from
this city, arrived home from Augusta on
Tuesday night The Doctor found, as
stated elsewhere that he had been count
cd out Of his seat on the ground of incligi-
bllltY-an act without the least show of
common sense, reason or law The out
rage was 50 bold that they could not
withstand the pressure which the Doctor
brought to bear, and he had the Cover
nor's assurance that his certificate should
be made out. But there are very many
cases, in which the defiance of law and
justice was quite us great, and in which
certificates have been issued to persons
having not the least shadow of right to
them.
An old proyerb says: 1.-The silent hog
devourS the most swill." We notice
that Attorney General Mcclellan, though
of counsel for the fusion conspirators in
the mandamus case at Augusta, did not
open his mouth during the proceedings.
The comments of the Prog. Age on the
appointment of a Collector of Customs in
Belfast, soon to take place, indicates that
it can't tell whether it loves Marshall less,
OF bates BoardInan more.
The Republican journal., 1879-12-18

Hon, Eugene Hale had an interview
with the President on Monday last, dur
ing which the later cnquired as to the
political situation in Maine Mr.. Hale
informed him that not only had the Re
publicans Of this state positive mtorma-
ton that the Democrats intended to carry
out their scheme for retaining the capitol
of the State, but that this is merely a
part of the general conspiracy on the
part of the Democratic leaders through
out the country for the seizure of the
Presidential office if the slightest oppor-
tunity is offered them.
The Republican journal., 1879-12-18

The issuing Of certificate to Doctor
Brooks spols a nice little game Of Nc
Lellan and Wallace. The latter was to
90 to Augusta and aid in re-electing the
Attorney General; but the fat is now all
in the fire, and Macs labor in hunting
out Brooks ineligibility is all lost.
In his argument before Judge Virgin,
at Augusta, Hon. A. =. Gould referred to
his client, Cove, as ''that feeble little
man in his white cravat."
The Republican journal., 1879-12-18
REPUBLICAN JOURNAL.
" / IL 5 t p = l. f. NJ f n T

81 BSCRIbERS renting money OF desiring 10
have the address Of papers changed, state the
Post Office to which the paper has been sent, as
well as the office to which il is TO go.
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THREE RKrIRINo SEM Torn
Mitchell the TaIker, ORIesby the Rsnter, and
McCreery the Orator.

From ne Nrh,h Tig'nirn
Mitchell OF Oregon Is another OF the "no
account" men. lie is a dnpper-lookinR man.
with ball spot on TOP OF his head. a long flow
ing beard OF a dark shade OF brown. dropping
moustache. and the general mir Of a middle
ngod dry goods clerk. Hcalways drcsscs in dark
clothes aud looks M though he had Just stepped
out Of a bandhox. Mitchell thinks no is an
orator. md is ready to deliver set speech on
the slightest occasion. He can talk more and
say lrss than almost any other member OF tho
Senate.
Senate will lose two Of it's most pronounced
characters. They're ns unlike as men can well
senate. Dick Ogloshy is the grentest rnnt"r.
McCrrcry is highly educated; OSlesby Is highly
unrducatcd. NJ Crccry eYcels IN tho snldle
sarcasm and refined humor: Richard Ia nothing
IL not blunt and clownish. The following good
the nnn: When first came here" said he to
friend one day. looked about me on tho
dorcd how in hell | ever got into tho Senate
After ! gofacquantcd with 'em | wondered
how in hell amy. Of us got hrre;" and then.
doubtless Richard Ms ia his wont. squirod out
n mint or so Of tobacco juice. leaned back his
white-topped bullet head opened his mouth
full stretch. and laughed heartily at his own
McCrccry ia ne invcternte tobacco chewcr rs
Oglcshy himselt and is the most slovcnly man
in the Senate, The corners Of his mouth are
always strcakcd and his shirt front always
stained with the clippings from his massive
laws. He IL. doubtless, the most pointed ont
man in the senate. Who is that man with the
mmensc head and the straight jet hlnck
hairr Is n common question III tho gallery
his hair twhnt there s Of it, for he is bald on tho
top) is straight and black ~ an Indians. Like
rusty dress SUIT and more often than
not his hands arc in bis pants pockets
Whenever no speaks the Senators sus-
prnd all other business and listen. His
side remarks are gems Of wit. and his more
elaborate Efforts are masterpieces OF the English
language His voice ia deep and full and his
tone is rs liquid ms falling water. but he Is the
latest man N the Senate and rarely takes part
IN debate. His talents and nttHininents are sec
ond to none. hut he cares moro for ease than
urcierment. H. Is honest as the day Is long.
md his departure will be n loss 60 the Senate
and the country. His body is as big ps his head.
hut his legs are Ike pipe stems. lie is native
Krntuckian and u lawyer Of ability. and has
served two terms in the Senate-arst from Gs
10 II and again from 1873 until next March.
lie is the only Senator who declined 10 give his
age for publication.
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Or. VIM H. Van Buren, OF Bellevue Hospital
was examined yesterday In tho vanderbilt will case AS
witness In favor Of the will lie saw nothing In the
autopsy to indicate that the Commodore insane He
had attended the Commodore. and occasion found
him suffering dan. ulty that could be removed by
SIMPLE operation. but the Commodore would not sub
init.
" What did he say inquired Nr Lord.
" lie said he'd De ID 90 he would but when aroSe 10
hr cHilrd me tack nud SAIL. I'm 'n - YOU saw hut
YOU mustn't bc hard ON an cd man Then ie submitted
With bravery ON unc ocCn~on the Commodore SAID |
IVES onrr nominated for Wee Pic-iicnt OF TIE United
states 40 Saratrn by gentleman whom did not know.
o. course declined ut once. and asked Tho gentleman
why tc hat nominated me He spld he hni taken the
liberty Of watching me llnvn. Whist and ne came tu
the cunclustnu that man Who could play whist like
that would Wuke good Vice Pre- sid,ut
In Ai'tg hts opinion oi the capabilities Of various
whist players. the tommodorc said Of one man that he
game
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SANFORD'S RADICAL CHE

Is OF marvellous efficacy for relieving violent attacks Of
succsus to which many subject for cleansing the
Head and Nasal Passages when cor-ed with offensive
matter for deodorilug and PURIFYING the Breath for
rendering the Heud clear he Brain active. the Breathing
easy ami every Sense In most grateful .ld soothed
condition.
DR. Charles Main. Boston ply Stefan says;
AS rcmcdv Tor the treatment or every form Of
CAtarIh consider It superior To any preparation laid
down IN any text book with which ana familiar"
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The Teu,onla Saving. Bank. Receiver.

ALBANY. Fob 1s-Judge Westhrook today
ordered fic ui.iituuon ~ John 1nmnson fnr Tlco
dure T. Tomnusuu receiver u the Tcutona SAVING
Bank NJ Ncw York city
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Sbj9piina,


~ Sietm. Is lr,,r Iri..t city. near Pavona Ferry
S'lllEnAM March ROTTERDAM Nir.h Is
'alin. s3-s7l Inform, nt a. SIS stcrtns, sal
FlNtH, EDNEN Cu. H. vs. NORRIS
27S wm st. fr'uht Asl% %, B'wa,. Oon f0,s AGENT
n ATIONAL I.I1E.-FEON NlN pItN .p \ r.
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--tuk LNEhrnOL. ANb QtELNorOWN --
h..f uf tUn % 81 A. " .if.iN NIH'h J. lIA NJ
Canin 500 $50 ga rencN. .lc,rt-o sAi Dlo. lr,.n
upward i-suti a. vury lsw rates tlnnarN IS u ucr-
DAtIFIC MAIL SrINNsILIP COMPANY.
rFEt lAL Nolltt -ENIiltANrs Arl.I q. 5 IS
tkANnl>CO. sol flltkN CALIFORNIA. AfUIlNA.
NEW ~ NLAND ANA Al SfRAlIA For pt,sn.t n Do.
formation ~ regard to routes apply 20 the rn,hvr De.
mrimcnt ~ hruadNay.
GrATE I'm E-rn GLASGOW. Liyerpnol Helit.t ami
l'Luulundciry. rom f,r ~. q fol. C,iI &c. Thurs.
dNs Phs.cusr. Al through rl., tn All u.l. Oii. o
Europe. Storage s-d AINrN BAINNtN 4 40 .
Ascnis, - Broadway SfLNRAGE OFFICES at ~
broadway ami pier inot of Canal ,L
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Sors,s, 6arriae,s, &t.

WANTED-ro purchase good second hand
w bakers route wagon. cheap. at ~ Az d.
w ANIED-50 Largo carts for cuung SNOW Flith
w Avenue stage Line, - West asa 1t
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sust an0 tOnnO.

OSr OR STOLEN Hank book i,-ucl hN the
- Neamrns RANK Tor savings Nrw YORK. to ihc snh.
ulrr II not found or rrlurnud tu the bank WITHIN ~
ia,s rom this date VIII AMY t't'c hank tr new
hUuk EOBkkr sIJDpAiiT
AAw YORK, Feb, Ia. 1874
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excursions.

ENt UHSIONs.-For complete ouiai Of any Kind.
II st"ainhuat. tar-cs. AMI groves Hi NlV tafN ior
cio % days at office OF SrAHN : Excugaun. r,r ~
North EiNtr
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Rtntistrp.

-HEAITEFII.,f q. gum teeth sihnl g., war
"A. rautci. -D- u'A sv Established l-,l
DR. MEAnER
GOM arl ecn,r -cts of teeth. open iay aulcNc
- ing Eighth A'enu' hnnt'i ASSOCIATION j7' sth nv
INXrKAC'IINf., 2JG., ulN1r ,,V., set. -. teeth
- i'puted Wlne "Wtnt. 40 500 anal It ,.r liHi.on
rCEEIH extracted. .,- with lt. f,. .l.ll gum sets.
Il 81 upward. DR. HKOt illluN 's West ith IT,
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-, CrNrs = HOTTIE.
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t1lanir0- --Stma,ts.
-rP.TowN ADvEHTIsEsx

y Nav leave their favors tor rrE Sus at the only
author yea ~. town advertisement olices.
.2tS Broadway, corner o. Slst -. tall D p. NJ. ami
9Os West 1Ai 81, corner OF 18Th av.. I'LL 7 "
eco 20 Az. corner VI 47th -. ull = Z. VI
Ok East IN St, corner Union square. u P "
~ Ara. NlI4
, 1879-06-24
TuEsDAY JUNE PAGES:

earth, md upon its atmosphere ana ethereal air,
c1fantia the diameter by swelling cacl gaseous
MS vel! ns liquid and sohi composition an that
part Of tho spcro TINT fats ttc s1in several hun
lighter hy being 70 expanded. while "a tho
orpositc att1e of tho sprf1 tho reyerAc Of this
rule IA found to bu nep'tlerc tho Ras's mil
tvbstanccs which were >tsratcu and exp !ntlen
ore how N their most contracted state. ''nnbto
TO contain their moisture, which settles upon
pin',t, tree, aua flower. pn'1 inay bo seon by the
ohtcr7tME IN the comlpH mora.
:, Believe sla. FROM the foregoing laws and fllcs,
thcro !s fonnd this conclusion: First, TINT tho
lc'n1sphcro which iaecs thr sun extends great.
CT distance into splee from the nxls nr fnl !r,in
than ths opposito hemisphere, ihrroby giving It
more leverage or moro surface to be cxpnsoa to
thu ether which It passcs through. lsy expert:
body ono sflu Is enlarged. md NC take and race
tits suhero OH Hi axis mud pnss It rapidly
through nlf nr water, It will bc observed tint
the portiau of the snlirre which Is the Escstest
dtstancc fruu, its aka will nwavs keep In tha
rear. Arif sscontily, that tho !letnIsphren that
iueea tic sun l. always lighter compared to tic
'sa'no Quantity OF mAttrr, Aud .gasts on the
Opposite srlc OF tic giobt. ~ experiment
1t e found that 1t large rubber bail he inflated
With alF Or gas. and n certain part Ut It's surface
Is pcrecptioly heavier. than any Other part, It
may be noticed that wiictl tic ball H. thrown III.
10 the mir tho heavier surface Will ati1ancp And
20 hcfora tile lighter.
Tic combination III scientific truths rs havo
expressed them, nh1 attempted to show n''d OK
palu SO TINT they may be ctrarly understood by
thc render, nru tho combined principles that
brlnE nbont tile dturnnl revolution Of the earth.
These laws llavu continued tho carth's daily
motion, dn, and viii, MS long nsit Is controlled
BY ihc afand ,insycrsal laws that now exist rs
ui'fleTatood by The nobitst Of fsoitts creatures
Ills servant nlan. Yours respectfully,
A. 7. PlcuNAN.
, 1879-06-24

'''ii Tl,e best AMI most ytrtd account cycr put
ilstcd Of tho character nitl tho brief cnrctr III
this young urIrcc, b0rn III tho purple OF Fnrs
TO dc IL the smamrs st Asrea BY the Eaycll1 2, *
departure for the Cape in tho Ilord. in Il let
ter from Paris our correspondent there. Mr..
"rhe srIp to liz capo was happy thought Of
his oun,-pcrfaps unr tint suggested Itself rs
means Of escape. 1fo waited aI outing will.
his old mates, Md he fondiy Imagined that
no Apron-strl,Es eomll he 1onE enough
to reach 10 South Africa. Tile Empscas
tho schemu. Tho narsy managers, Tho
gentlemen who have 80 obiiein.1y undertaken
to run him III duo season. for tic Einplre, touls
tiflercnt View OF It, lie was int wanted III Eu-
rope lust now. and his going ntt might ilattcr
English opinion ns 1t was flAttcrett when Ills
father turned spcciul constable ngaiiat tho
Chartfsts, AMI at tho same time furnish sosnn
stras incident OF h!stro,ic glory that would do
him good scsrico With the, French. but thu idea
as emitted by tlie prnec. 'sns more thar, the
rough idea Df q pferc; It had TO bc worked mp
for tho 4tngc. Paul dc Cassagnac PROMISED to
sec to all that. Stripped Ut all yeri,fsgc. the
lads notlun wns TO bavc rtn Oh foreign service
With some very good frlc,,ds but this, Ut courae,
would not do, aud so hB EAs intlnccu tn reDro-
sent h}niscll MS II k:nd OF bottlc-hatcr to Civil
izatton III the conflict with KarlmrsEn. Every.
thing must be coukcd M fur the French: their
cuisine 10 distinctly opposed to tie liso Of raw
material In any, shape or form, ana nlain truth,
as we knoM, ls tho rnwrst OF the raw. Tho
English WINGED q llttla at the fertilization md
barbarIsm,' but ttlcy 'itc1 the prinre's conduct
in spite Of l,ts roasous. Crowds went TO Eco
llnt n1f, md ha rose Mt bound to tho high pop
ulasty OF his lather.h
, 1879-06-24


The hight Of abstemiouaness: 4 cannihal rho
would dino on Sarah Besnhasdt and lcayo somu
for the next day.
at n wslerlng.place bali: Stranger to lady
" Madame, will you danco tie cotillon Will.
moi" Lady to strangcr-"I am sorry. sir. but
ain engaged." Stranger tIn dsGust)-" Con-
found IT. IT'S as bal hero as In good society,""
Lady" How do you know}'
Examining candidate for tire ecndarmerte;
"Supposa you wcro going niong the road with
two prisoners alu ono Of Them ran away. what
would you dol" What would dol Why I'd
slloot tho other ono aud pursue tbs fugitive"
lie IL at oco admitted 10 tlle force md assigned
TO tho fwe1ty-ntnth Arrondissument.
"Ah," says ono gentleman to another at the
Club, "so you've had thu misfortune to lose
your poor nephuw1' Yes, poor fellow. llu
would gamble T. spite Of oil th9 doctors told
jcct to heart Asse..4s aud t,la other night while
By wAs playing un petit iuu do t'5,o(e !ttte game
tho table, hp auddculy droppsl hs r.r,s nnl
fell oyer IN tls table, desa." "Rvvs iv'!vm!