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GERMANY AND RUSSIA.

LONDON, September 1S.-The continental
newspapers, especially those Of Paris,
continue to publish all kinds OF alarming
rumors relative to the relations between
Germany and Russia. The North German
Ga:etie, Of Berlin, discussing the rumors
as 70 disagreement between Bismarck
and GortschakoT, says: at Is difficult to
understand how such disagreement could
have arisen, as since the sitting OF the
Berlin Congress, when a close Intimacy
existed between them, they have had no
opportunity OF entering into immediate
personal relations.
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Ca.ualtLes from q FsllInE puLldLng.

NEw YoRx, September lS.-rhe follow:
ing is list OF the casualties caused by the
fall Of building in Fast Fourteenth street
to-day: Michael Mccormick, seriously in.
lnred about the body, taken to hospital;
John W. Carroll, seriously bruised about
the head and body, taken to Bellevue
Hospital John Fisher, not dangerously
hurt; John Cotrey, seriously but not fat
ally burt; John Martin, badly hurt about
the bead and breast by falling bricks,
taken to Bellevue Hospital. James Glib.
ney, fireman. while receiving wounded
Sas badly hurt by falling wall, For.
ttunately none OF the workmen who were
buried under the fallen walls lost their
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GENERAL NEWS.
Yellow Fever Record for the Week
at Memphis.
Preparations for Grants Reception
at San Francisco.
Quarter Centennial Celebration Of
the Settlement Of Kansas.
The Cuban IDsurrsCtlOn About Sup
h.. ,-.... pressed.
Details Of the Massacre. Of the
British Legation at CabuI.
YELLOW FEVER.
saturdays Report,

AAturaaya Report,
MEMPHIS, September lS.-Twenty.thret
cases, ten white and thirteen colored, wer,
reported to the Board OF Health to-day
Among the number were G. W. Sperry
NJ. B. Haffray, Chas. Warden, ]. L. Sharp
G. Devere and Blanche Gilmore. One
additional death occurred, Geo. N. Paine
The donations to the Howards to-day
aggregate $l,5l5 Is, $1,5O0 being from
George 81. Morgan, Secretary Of the
Merchants Exchange, st. Louis, which
makes $500 as the total subsoription ol
the Exchange to the Howards,
The total number Of new cases for the
week were 1872, white 82, colored 70; total
number TO date 1,lS6; total number OF
deaths officially reported for the week 4S;
white 50, colored Is.
Weather clear and pleasant. The ther-
mometer ranged from 90 to 70 degrees.
Soldiers Appeal for Aid,
.l.t- MRMPHls, September Is.
10 Unioa Soldiers and Tie Pres:
CoMRAnEs:-Assist us. Our local press
stamp US as fraud. We organized July
2lst. The Howards furnished medicines
and nurses, but no rations. President
Porter furnishes rations to the peorle in
the camps, otherwise no food. We do not
deceive you.
[signedl F. THOMAS,
Chairman.
RI. sPooDY,
Y Vice President.
W, F, MILARD,
cecrst1t.,t
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What a Deranged Mind MIA.

ST.. Louis, September 14.~Mrs. Bone.
stell, residing at Shawnee, jackson county,
NO., killed two OF her children, little
girls, Yesterday, by giving them NOR.
phine. She then tried to suicide by tax
ing some drug, but not having enough 10
produce death, she attempted to kill her.
self by hanging, but was discovered before
life was extinct. 1t Is supposed the cause
was mental arrangement, occasioned by
domestic troubles,
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DETROIT, September lS. Whitney's
Opera House was crowded this evening to
Sitacs, the wrestling match of $500, best
two in three falls, between Col, J, II. Nc.
Laaghlih, olthis city, and Theohald Rau.
eT, Of. New York. First round: Collar
and elbow, won by Mclaughlin in three
minutes, Second round: Greco. Roman,
won by Bauer in twenty.seven minutes
Third round: Catch as catch can, won By
Mclaughlin in seven minutes.
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Daring Robbery.

TOLEDO, September 14.-Last nightat u
o'clock two masked men entered, the resi-.
dence OF r. ]. Wallace on Michigan, street,
and one OF them placing d revolver at Mrs.
Wallace's head, and threatened TO blow
her brains out II she made any noise.
while the other robber robbed her Of her
diamonds valued at 5000. The robbers
obtained. SSNs.
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NRw YoRk, September l3.-Ata meet.
ing OF the pedestrians and their hackers
interested In the international walking
match, a copy Of a letter to Mr.. Wander.
bllt was read, setting forth that ali The
differences between the various parties
Interested had been settled, and request,
ing that the opposition Of the New on
and Hudson River Railroad Company be
withdrawn TO the use OF Madison SQUARE
Garden. A reply from Vanderbilt was
also read stating that the arrangements
were satisfactory TO the company, and
permission TO use the garden was gran Ted
Tor the match on the 90 inst, }j5 =
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NEw YoRE, September lS.-Dr. Geo. W.
Weld, dentist, Of Twenty.sixth street, and
Dr. E. D. Pappe, Of West Twenty-ninth
street, were arrested this afternoon on
warrants issued by Justice Bixby, OF the
Jefferson Market Police Court, charged
with producing an abortion on Jennie
Rigney, Of Tenth avenue, and were com,
mitted TO prison for examination.
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Ocean YesseIs.I

n QUEESsgTowE, September l4.-Arrived-
HAyRE, September 14.-The steamer
A!mert9ue sailed for New York, this even.
u NEw ! YORxi September l4.-Arrived-
The steamers Italy from Liverpool, and
CtIcassia from Glasgow.
lTEtA.TnEInPoIET, n. September 14.-Arriyed
The steamship Canada from Liverpool.
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ahot mIa MAN nnh rl..,

COLUMBUS, September l4-Duripg an
alteration in the eastern suburbs OF this
city tonight, Andrew Fleming was fatally
shot by James Kerr. The affair occurred
near the Panhandle round house, and
Kerr boarded an east bound freight at
once after the shooting and ESCAPED.
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MEMPHIS, September l4.-But one new
case was reported to the Board Of Health
to-day, Moses Watson (coloredl. -Four
deaths have occurred since last night
J. 7. Sharp, Judge W. B. Turner, George
Edgerly and one colored man.
The Howards to-day assigned twenty
nurses to duty, and an increase in The
number Of new cases can be anticipated
tomorrow. Claude Prestige died this
evening at s o'clock. The weather is
cool. The thermometer this morning at
daylight dropped to $50.
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Caused by "a stepmether,s Tyranny..

NEw YoRx, September l4.-Adolphe
Bernhard, aged IL, hanged himself to.
day. His stepmother had forced himself
and brother 10 leave the house, and the
sorrow OF being separated from his father
caused the act. He left letter for "Dear
Papa"
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a silver PIna.

MEREprTu, N. a., September 14.-A
rich vein Of silver has been discovered
here four feet deep. One assays the silver
at s82 dollars per ton; lead $50. At six
teet depth the vein Is much richer,
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uNRoLl THE scRoLL.

Fellow.citiEens, I said that l was glad to
belong to q party that really believed in
Something durablei that had principles
that would at least last all summer. that
would not disappear with Q frost, or that
would not thaw away in the spring. Tell
me what II Is to-day that the Democratic
party believe in that Is two years old? II
| they have got anything In their pasture
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HISTORY OF PROTECTION.

am not myself an advocate for an ex-
oessive tariff, but ] am for a tariff that will
protect the industries OF my country. l
recognize that we can not be q nation OF
farmers, nor. Of swine.herders, as these
men would make u.s.. Protection was
principle Of government dear to our
fathers. Do YOU know that one OF the
greatest underlying causes OF the Revolu.
ton --Sot the separation from Great
Britain-was the attempt OF England 10 do
just whatthe Southern brigadiers attempt.
ed in the last Congress- make us all
tillers Of the soil; to prevent diversity,
to keep down skilled labor, and make
as wholly dependent on her for our iron,
our glass, our clothing, our furniture, our
ships; In fine, for everything we needed
outside OF our daily bread. They passed
q bill through Parliament that no furnaces
should be erected in America, and that no
tree fit for ship building, Of two feet in
diameter above the ground, should be cut
down that no wool should be transport.
ed from one colony to another; that no
sailor should buy more than one suit in
our ports, thatno carrying should be done
except in a British built ship. They pre-.
scribed severe penalties for the iniraction
otthese laws. They intended to make our
toretathers mere hewers OF wood and
srt snS S tSa.a ,ol .ue.r Ewn aggrahalSe'
ave laws tvers seie r. aa9 3pprGs
20 the PovoIr';5n " e oti17a tte CAUSES tnat leu
r1 SerSnSa ~ =, iH. haH II va lae
soon a. .bo, q aa sne slas leu our iataets
nrocee oncs tOtHe1 Jul soNstnens 70
tac,ive % noi;on NJ ~ tne ;a.S se9s XII ola pto'
into tbe Fs:t ma,;nnn su rnn TIa anssouuGsn E;S!
framsd fran bv sy smos Wad;saa oDva Ws.e;a;o ua D.ai
Hi ~ sncoMsaao naulsUn "ls n.otot "
;nJnstrv ;s SSo;a' ahu p'oseos aerlcan ~
Enrnna ] Snr tSthstS :ae n,sntn "TmSeslton .. M
u E:uuIope. OHr Ist1ers wanted q country
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Always keep them on hand, as delay
increases sutIering;and iyou feel sickness
coming upon you, take q dose Of DR.. Bulls
Baltimore Pills. They can do you no
harm, and may save you from the sick
room, Price only 25 cents.
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The ChampIon Swimmer.

New YoRE, September l4-Ernest Won
Schoning, Of Brooklyn, in d match to-day
won the championship OF America and
sl,5OO. Capt. Webb, Of England, and
Daily, oil California, were competitors.
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At this point q Welshman In Tho au.
dience sung out something about con.
demnins them at the polls. Gen. Car
field remarked upon the dialect Of the
man, and said, ] hear the voice Of q man /
take TO be o Welshman. His countrymen
have felt the effects Of panic as much as
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bogus2 1sit all q mere insubstantial de
lusion? Tho Democratic leaders would
have you believe tits. And the reason
they would have you so believe Is thai
they prophesied that ruin would come In
stead OF prosperity with specie payments
and now their only chance Of success Is to
deceive and delude you into the idea that
all that you see and all you read Is Q
sham and fraud. To such straits as these
Is the Democratic party OF to-day driven
In order to ward off their impending de-
feat.
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GOOD CROPS AND REsouNDINa INDUSTRY.
B. The Democratic party ghtsagainst fate.
They,are unhappy because we have good
crops and heavy exports, Yet General
Ewing says that he finds misery and want
wherever he goes, do not see 1t around
me here. / see the light Of flaming fur
naces and l hear the. clang Of reanimat0d
industry. l find II so wherever l 60.
read calls for more men in all the news.
papers. Wages are advancing because oi
the actual scarcity Of laborers. The great
works Of the country are full Of orders fol
their goods. The railroads arc burdened
down with freight. American commerce
Is alive again on all the seas, Is oil thil
, 1879-01-30

The sut,-Trcasurv diabursea $4,000 IN cur
reney yesterday.
The popular subscription totbe percent con-
sols yesterday Was e4,GO.
The Internal Revenue receipts yesterday az.
gsceatesl 500 IA, Of which slo,80l was collected
from whisky.
Unctc Sam received $7,oo0 in bright new shiny
b,,xznrd dlars fl payment Of duties on ruods
imported by Field, Letter 4 Co. The bagEctl
coin weighed aver 400 pounds.
Most Of The heals Of departments In tho Gov
ern,acnt rookery were yesterday III nttendanre
on the Bloslgctt investigation, hence The ncws
budget t,lis morning II fighter than ua>iat.
q. G. McCord. n Deputy Marshal from the
Springfield district, was III town yesterday, In
scarcf III warrant for The arrest ot Fred CsAtic,
Of TT Paso, Woolford County. Fred was re-
Gently Indicted IL Springfield for conapiring 10
,ctcat the ends of justce In connection with the
pckin Whisky Rtae. lie put up job TO nrevcnt
the attendance Of Charles johnson, MI tmpor-
tant witness. Commissioner Horne isss1cd tile
necessary paper md the officer Left for E paso
last evening.
, 1879-01-30

sUDoE JAMES II. KHoWEroN.
4 lasre number OF lawyers anh citizens gen
orally will be rulncd 10 learn Of the death Of
james II. knowitor, su we'll known as lawTer,
Abolitinntst, mud Rptttua*t, which took p'acc
yesterday morning. lIc WAS born Feb, 20. 1911,
at Cananlafgua, N. T., tit. SOIL Ut Ephra'1, y.
Knowltun. When he was b his family removed
10 Cha.auauA. lie first studied mrtitcine with
Or. Duliarj, but, bccou1iiv dissatisfied with II,
gaze It up, and began reading II" will Judge
osborn, who Is still living, nltnost re,ttcnaFa'
In 1873 he moved to Jantsvikle, .sock County.
Wis.,, with hts father. The following year
he went to New York, and married
at Chatan9ua Agnes Il. Flanders. THEY lived
Ia Janosyit[e fur four rears. ar,i tfcn removed
TO SnulisburG. .in Lafayette County. where
they apcut ten years.' 1>urinE tiuf time Sir.
Knowlton aervcil> two tcrms rs County Jnlgc.
liz then returned to JaucsTllc, nild served in
the Legislature five years, representing J.a!hf-
ette mud Rock Counties. During !l'csc five
years he was ono of the primo movers IT tllc ~.
olltian Of capital punishment IN ill,, State, aud
WIS also the person whocx}Iose.l and tnatc pub.
lie the Lacrosse raitrpad hon.1 frauds. ffc was
one Of til" counsel for Judge Levi liubbell In
Ills impeachment trial, a1nl ais0 the leading
counsel for RaEstow III llis consrovcrsy Will
associated himself With F. ), Smith. anl after-
wnrls with Egbrrt Jancson ulnl Frank ScAics.
The principal murder case with which he was
connected here VAS Tint Of Pertcst, he having
lie died nE a quarter Of 10 O'Clock yesterday
morning OF disease VI the kltiacys, with which
he had been afflicted for four years past.
Tie funeral SERVICES, Which, at the reQucnt OF
Mr.. knowlton, VIII bo CONDUCTED IS m " Yen. !; \.
street o. o O'Clock. this 1norulur. The remains
will be taken to Midllcpnrf, Wis, where bis
father aud mother were hurled.
, 1879-01-30

- ma. hr,...,..t =
IN Ins 1h1buSS's arcoant u iucsdays leg
tslatlYe proceedings At Springfield was the an-
upunc.n,cnt ilat Sir. UsAec had been hau1ctl
by tj,r Wc,trsIar Park t,om,niss,oner, a tIIl MI.
.io.,s,,'', ~. w.. M.,i, r,a~., ~ t..'.%s 49,
t"o'.~a"R Wv c'Eta'k noa'u ~ ISSUE oohas
payable IN twenty years, aid bearing Interest vt
the rate Ut u per cent per annual toenabie them
to fund ,l,t outstanding ,u1, a,l a1l the uoa,.
inv inusbteduea., Tlr rr,,t,rt went o., 10 state
tl,at tl,e a,Ialrs IT ttr Boar,l were tu shaottc
cOndltibn: That the tx,tmis wern mai
tIuc, ali tlIut tbcrs was uo money to
paY thr1n: ll,ut tho ttoatinv inIubtcsl.
lrss. n,m,,,,nt;nr frntn f.NiSW tn Sts1 tesl
was aIso duo at,d lhera VA. no ;I,raps of nayinr
II: ,hnt. unless s0n,u Legislative rrlIef wa. Il.
fpr.ied liz. rrrliturs of Ihs Cu,n,'1lssinn wn,,I
huye no nrass Of reIst aid il1u Busni no wny
nf ras,nw funlis. unl mnst. III lint ..n.c' o., ~
ths wulI. - ~
10 ohtain a mora extended statement Of the
financial affairs OF Inc Hoard. rennrt"r .alI.I
yrstnr,isY = u,n,n Nr. W{Iiori WnnjarH iIr.si.isnt
II H.. jsnonI NM, shaved him .,s. ,,,,ii,sn,.t
staten,euts. H. wnsularlt saii tnnt ~" pnrt
BoanI. riIourf. they i,uli tajkc.l If ths fnns
schemr, lau 1ua,!a 10 Iruscsts ot IN. i,rrisis.
,,rr' a1.l .,l ni,hr nr,.t,ar..l ,',r
nnv iii .n"i, 80 wss sn,*, ~, ~.
, 1879-01-30
THE CITY-uALI..

The license receipts yesterday came 10 nearly
&t0Q.
About eo0o worth OF scrip was dEsburacd 1t
the Treasury Yesterday.
Three .nscs Of scarlet fever were reported At
the Health Department yesterday.
Collector Avrcs, Of tl.r South Town, handed
10 scrtn Yesterday to the snm NJ Sl4,&N
The cash receipts Of tlle City Treasury 5ester-
day amounted to &3,0SI. llle ulBbussmcnts
were about loo.
The Special Committee on Gambling will have
conference In supt. 3carey's office At 3 O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon.
THE FINANCE coMusrrss
arc Jet In session figuring over Ike estimates
n,l trying to do sht II lcyel beat to cut down
e1Dcnec*. Some Of Thy results Of tetir deaibcra'
mendations 10 The Council. while several qltcs-
ttons were merely discussed AMI only half
assent given. Yesterday forenoon The police
estimates ofsnped s f s1 ntsnttop s ,.e IT..
appointed At The small allowance the force fIas
gotten. lie asked for nttscty-one extra patrol.
men, and the Committee hare Recommended
.,tetss, t s be s :Ie"sd small. o.T eei aoxsofe ss,ts
says III. Peafsons. is given in tfc
iniercsts Of tie city, hut the Grumblcrs eay Il
would be vol to look o,,t ior The interests of
tie citizens. at,d thus relieve them from The bur
accepts his eight detectives Will, tllankfulness,
although lie still thinks that our police force Is
deficient in numbers. proportionate'y Chicago
has less polite surveillance in regard 10 lie ter
rItory covered. he says, tlnn any of the iE cties
Of tic United States. As compared to New
York. It Is to |, nltl, In regard to London nvcr
IL to !. The following arr the recommends
tIona made By The Committee:
SaInry Of General Superintendent, $a,Go0:
Of Deputy Superintendent, $500; Of the
Secretary, $9,D00; Custodian, 81 ~: 8upsrin-
tcudcut's clerk, S1.e,U: Assistant Secretary,
g., III; Captains, s1.TN: Ltcuteuants, $l.:n1:
SerEcautt, $Hj0; detectives. 81 go: p1trolmen.
300: stattou-kccpcrs, sst31; po,,nd.kcepers,
$U5O.
, 1879-01-30

business. tho following officers we're e,c,,,,,
the ensuing year: Past Con,maudcr. .
Swain. Chicago; Senior Vice ComtusnJ,r r. :. i. ~
pavcy, Mount Vernon; Junior Vice t.ora,-" ~ W
l.. s. Lambert, tia1esburE; Medical lu.a'. l's',
". n. Robbins, Aurora; Chaplain, a,oc, te,o, W..
batnvsn; Council of Atln.uist ra,;,,,-r :r'e
LawIcr, Of Rockfon!; Gen. j. y. ne... u
Springfield; ]. ". Burst AMI tlcn. j - = - of
renee, of Chicago; Delegates to ,l,r N.Y. aof
observation-disclosures. u. L, Mann a,u1 i 'g'A VI
renee, OF Chicago; A1ternatcs-rutison c.,. ;. 'oF'
uf Galesburg;. t. C. Porter. of :Auro,. =,
next stute Encampment will be hell IN t.h,. loa
the last Wednesday in January, lss1 Ih' ~
evening the Chicago Orchestra IL c,y.nr wy .a'
cert Ia the OpcFa-tInusc, which viii is ss con-
by cttfzena' reception and bali. ~ ''8o* ID
, 1879-01-30
GRAND ARMY.
Thirteenth, Annual Encampment Of tho De-
partn,ent OF Illlne'a ut GnicHb.irE-rr
sion, NptSctlss, Election, and banquet.
Kprctd! DtSpusrh 10 YAs TtjkHnG

Thirteenth Ant.ual Encampment Of tho De-
rartn,snt OF 1lllno's ut GnicHbmrg-Troces-
sion, Hprsc!.ss. Election, and Isanlnet
xprctn. Dt&puscA 10 7As TrihmHe
GALEsuuRa, ILL.,, Jan. o9.-Tle thirteenth
annual cnramptnent of tho Department Ut ILL.,
nold, Grand Army OF tlu Republic, was held
hero today For several weeks the snen,bers
Of rost No. ii, Of this city, have becu making
extensive preparations for the OCCASION. and they
surely are outftlcd to great pratse for ts
hospitab1o manner In which they have enter
taiaed tl.ciF distinguished guest sud conrades.
Il lasRo number OF 91eais arrived last cvcnlu9,
and enjoyed grand joillGcation mcotlnu In tic
Grand Army Halt, which Is considered the
finest In the Htatc, having recently been re-
lifted throughout. This morning tic remainder
ol the delegates anl representatives fsom
all parta Of the State arrived to ths number of
nearly TWO hundred. At0 O. LII. AdIutaut lieu.
eral lllltlar Gen. J. N, Keeec, ulll olIcr pronl-
tnent military pessonages wcru lnet at thu depot
by Company A., ot uio Fourth Regiment, unl es-
cortcd to the Union Ilotol, where d sa!uts Of
several guns was tired. After the usual slluR-
ing OF hands and complimentary remarks, tile
procession formed, headed by thu Chicago Or
chcstfa Land, and followed by tAu Drum, Corps,
the College City Guards, tho Qranl Army D. utn
Corps ol Post No. 45,' distinguished guests,
olslcsrs, delegates, representatives, md old
war votesaNs. The principal streets
weru carly al,4 beautifully decorated with nags,
The procession halted at the Opera-l1 where
tho Chicago Band entertained tlw large xud[euce
with superb muslc. L. b. Lambert, Chairman
Of tho Committee of Arrangements, then Intro
iured the Ilou. Juhn q. Stewart, Mayur Ut
Gale.burg, who delivered short but very ap-
proprIate address Of Welcome. Comrado john
, 1879-01-30

IT'S F5N1EC1AL EHT1HuLKMENT5.
The First Bapttst Church property. corner of
a,uth PART avenue ,rl ,rhtr,v ,sccond .t,cot !.
~. -, 1,a ,wasoa ~ 80 -, sh, ~ 49, 20
once mora 10 10 oneleo tor sa'e ~ pubic seta-
due. On the 3otn nf December last it wns to
have been sold uudcr trnst-deed to ono Car
ycr. hut On thu morning of the salc 1t was
nostnone,, ~ inteiln,teIy Mr. Carver hny1nv - con.
postpooe" 'uueAune'y' 49, sa''sf i,af''s co"'
Aented to "a!Ye LIS rights FOR tl!e time being.
Thercupoo J. Il. Pcarson, tho holder Of tile irat-
mortgage bonds to the amount Of $4,000, took
n.s.urts II. rrnt..s hi. Intcre.t In tha nr.rt.e.
MsnnIist;nns tonEin~ h. a cnn nrn,"i.o - 81 ,,at
Urntic,nao's eIaims haye hcsn IN nrt,rrr.. ~ for
st,n,a tt'n,, mi fi," odvert,s",ent ~ IL H.a
som = rm.tsn' anmnunstnr H.. saIc ~ ,,'c ar''-
o-.r Fai wn"i,, trsi,.ote ~ ,bnt th,.n 1 n"as Tx"
hayo mi hrcn t1oi,,,,rnnsa,i ''e'o ~'''''''
.ri,rra yas rnmst.iernhis talk hrtw.cn Mr.
penrsor, md rotmn,tttrs .u,sw.rnl ~ t,"at "s''
.it Kin ""n ~, t.aIt ~ ti,o .r'1 H., 49,, ~
~ rs,s nahe ~ rn,na y, ~. tro,. ~
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