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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-05-28

We are thankful to a brace of
our friends for copy from each of a
neatly and beautifully printed pam
iphlet entitled "Our Dead Heroes, by
Maria Bushnell Williams" dedica-
ted to the Confederate Memorial As
ISOLATION, of Baton Rouge. The au-
thoress, an old and gifted resident
of Rapides, has thrown all the vigor,
pathos and tenderness of her young
days in this "dedication," and in
all particulars, it is worthy of her
well-earned fame as one of the most
cultured and finished writers in the
South. The pamphlet can be bought
at the Drug Store of DR.. II. St. John
price rs cents.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-05-28

WE are disposed to look At the
negro .exodusing" in the most phil
osophical manner--for to be salts
fed with his condition here, he needs
only little wholesome experience 10
Kansas.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-05-28

--IF you would have no gray
hairs use Halls Vegetable Sicilian
Hair Remover, the only sure proven
tive.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-05-28

we say goodbye to crock and Rye"
For now It's time to shake 'em;
Lemonades, the thing these Summer days
And CHARLIE is the man to make 'em !;
His place, wlene'er you have a mind,
70 call, at SAMPLE ROOM, you'll find.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-05-28
THE CONCERT.

Certain ladies and gentlemen of
Alexandria, having founded an asso-
citation for the purpose ofcultiyating
the intellectual, as we'll as social
graces, find it necessary to hold their
meetings in a Hall or room suited to
the purpose, inasmuch as few Of the
private houses in our midst are
adapted for the reception of large
companies.
The "AIinerva Club" for such is
the aspiring cognomen given to this
association, desire to establish Il
Reading room in their Club-room,
and To effect this end, propose giving
IN Amateur Concert and Dramatic
Performance on the Both inst. Or
dinarily, not many of our people are
able now TO buy books, or keep pace
with the current literature. United,
we can bring within our reach some
OF the best periodicals and leading
newspapers, which form so popular
and important feature in the read
ing of the day.
Trusting the public generally
may approve Of this step towards
that progress which is Illuminating
our Northern brethren and making
them famous in the eyes of the
world, we bespeak a liberal patron
age and that same kindly consldera-
ton they have ever shown to the
efforts of youthful amateurs.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-05-28

KANSAS ought now to be purified
two millions and quarter OF acres
were taken up under the homestead
and presumption laws during the
last nine months.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-05-28

-THE arrest of voters before cleo
ton is absolutely necessary to the
minority, therefore, the Ohio person
with the indefinite spine is prepar-
ing another veto.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-05-28

If you want to catch your share
of business, you must advertise in
the DEMOCRAT.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-05-28

-THE rush, though hard times is
still the cry, continues with unaba-
ted fury, to crowd the White Plow
Emporium. Its boss, William Hust-
myre, and his clerks, Fred. Scheu
and Charlie Walking, however, man
age to keep up with it and wait on all
with becoming grace and urbanity.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-05-28

AR NJ. 0. Shee's the place to buy
fresh and warm bread every morn,
ing.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-05-28

THE New No. s Wheeler and
Wilson Sewing Machine is yet all the
90 Tom. M. Biossat, Agent.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-05-28

THE WHITE, HOWE, Improved
SINGER, PEERLESS, and NEW WILL
son Sewing Machines, for sale at
FERGUSON e. SCHNACK'S DEPOT.
Prices lower than ever.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-05-28

ANEW ARRIVALS-DIRECT FROM
" New York-Gents' fine LINEN
HANDKERCIlIEFS, and a large as
sortmcnt of TIES, SCARFS, SLEEVE,
STUDS and COLLAR BUTTONS
HAMBURG EDGINGS and INSER-
TING, PATENT VALENCfENNES
and ITALIAN LACE, at BAER and
MANN'S.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-05-28

Buy ticket and attend the En-
tertainment on Friday night.
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DEAl II oE "A VUOD W OaAN. ~4h IL
ria Jones, in the 63d year of her age
and resident of the Town of Alex
andria since 1926, died at her home,
in the Second Ward, on the evening
of Saturday last, May Oath, 1879
The deceased was almost the last re-
naming one of the dnctea regime Of
muldtScSScs Gbfes, who are so we'll
and kindly remembered by the olden
citizens of the Parish and Town, and
brings US back to the time that we
could boast of q colored population
co equal in many respects and good
traits with the white pioneers of the
country. She was contemporary,
though younger in years, with Millie
Hall, Sophia Norman, Julia Lewis,
Louisa Bush and some others, whose
memories are yet cherished by the
old ones who were with them, in
those d4ys, young, frugal and hon
estly ambitious in the pursuit OF
making 4 livelihood. We have
known the deceased since 1887, she
has been q neighbor of ours since
lS49, and we know we are but doing
justice to her memory and her hum
BILE worth, TO state that SHE was g
good woman in the lruest sense of
the term, and that she has in all re-
spects acted we'll her humble part in
this world, always led u christian
life, was true to her faith, strictly
correct in all her transactions, and
yielded up her life with meek de-
votion, characteristic alone of the
true christian woman. In her last
illness, which was of but short dnra
tion, she was cared for and died sur
rounded by her only son, her daugh-
term Law and her grand children,
and many kind and sympathizing
friends.
She was buried on Sunday evening
last, was followed to the Murray
Street NJ. E. Church by the largest
colcourse of mourners and friends
which we can remember to have ut.
tended funerals lately, and the fune.
raj cortege which attended and fol-
lowed her remains to tue NJ. E. Gem.
etery, in Pineyille, was equally nu
merous, and there all that remained
of good, old Maria Jones was depos
tied in Gods Acre on earth, there tc
rest in peace till the sounding of the
:. resurrection.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-05-28

WE are thankful to the clerks Of
the Yazoo Valley for a complete file
of New Orleans papers.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-05-28

SAM says the "skeeter" is the
hest bitter at Big Creek.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-05-28

THE WHITE, HOWE, Improved
SINGER, PEERLESS, and NEW WILL
SON Sewing Machines, for sale at
FERGUSON g. SCHNACK'S DEPOT.
Prices lower than ever.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-05-28

--OuR tri-weekly Stage Line from
the Month of the River, connecting
with the three superb Vicksburg
Packets, is making most excellent
and regular time and reaches here
now by o'clock, thus making the
time from New Orleans inside Of 43
hours. ~ -
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-05-28

--QuEEN Victoria is great grand
mother, she is also a great woman.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-05-28
-~->~~-~--NH-~.-~~c-

THE WHITE, HOWE, Improved
SINGER, PEERLESS and NEW WILL
SON Sewing Machines, for sale at
FERGUSON g. SCHNACk'S DEPOT.
Prices lower than ever.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-05-28

LIVERY DAY, SUNDAY-GO-TO-
H. MEETING and MATRIMONIAL
OUTFITS, for Ladies and Gents, from
head to foot, at ROCK BOTTOM PRI-
CES at BAER g. MANN'S.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-05-28

WEB a breath from the hot
wave last week.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-05-28

-SUBscgiBE for the DENocRaT-
only $3.50 per annum.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-05-28
-OS to-day and Tto.morrpw at the

ON to-day and gtormorrnw at the
Jewish Synagogue, our. Hebrew fei-,
low citizens will have reception or
service, under the guidance o. SUI
Epervision Of the Rev. M. Klein, the
worthy resident Rabbi Of the Con-
gregation, aud the rite orfSacrament
of Confirmation known and held
sacred from the beginning Of the
world by the Jews, will ,be admins:
tered to several young girls and
boys. Those to be confirmed are
Masters Samuel Well and Charles
Gerst, and Misses Fannie Mayer,
Cleona We'll and Augusta Lehman.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-05-28

SEVENTEEN year locusts are pro
missed this year.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-05-28

Dull and hard times continue
brisk.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-05-28

-MosQUIToEs are ready to put in
appropriation bills.
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GONE TO THE HAPPY HUNTING
GROUNDS.

LAKE CHARLES, May 23.-Absolom
W. Ford was hanged to day for the
murder Of Dr.. Joseph Basee, which
he committed June s, 1873. He
broke Jail here last winter after being
sentenced, and was rccaptured in
Henderson, Texas few weeks ago.
After being wounded he broke his
wounded leg in attempting to escape
from the Henderson Jail, and conse
quently had to be supported by the
sheriff and his deputies to the scat
fold, where he was seated in chair
Though suffering intense pain from
the effort to use his wounded leg, his
features were calm aud composed du
ring tue reading Of the death warrant
and the prayers ofthe priest. He
occasionally pnfed his segar and
looked composedy at the sky aud
the crowd of over five hundred per-
sons who were present to witness the
MISUNDERSTANDING not the slightest
tremor. Being asked by The sheria
if he had anything to say to the PEG.
pie, Ford quietly replied: mo, no,
anything"
The black cap and moose were Their
adjusted while he was seated, ant
being assisted to his feet, said in {
loud, calm voice: 'fGod have mercy
on me-" The next moment the drol
fell. His contortions were violen
for FIVE minutes, and he lived nearly
twenty .minutes-as the physician,
say his neck was dislocated. It il
thought it was broken by his strug
giles after the drop fell. 2
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-05-28

DRoF. A. ALBERT HAS TAKEN
il an EXCELLENT PHOTOGRAPH
of BISHOP LERAY, of this Catholic
Diocese, copies Of which he is offering
for sale.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-05-28

--TnE Laura Lee goes down on
Friday morning.
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ALEXANDRIA, La.
WEDNESDAY,, MAY %, 1879.
REDU CTION !

-MovE ON
-~--.~-~-~-C--sSAS--~D-->.-
-AIN'T duster comfortable now!
~.~-~.-.~~-~--sos-~<---~~~
-STRAWBERRIEs are scarce anu
sour.
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Cur Agents..

Thomas Mcintyre, New Orleans
J. Curtis Waldo. "
s. ". Pettengili q Co.,.----New YORK
Geo. p. RJwell & C0.,.---
Nelson Chesman & Cost. Lonis, Mo
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-05-28

NV tAao VIZ oioOpo 0ueOtSu VuO SV"oS
House by request of the Democratic
Speaker, to preserve order.
Mr.. Jonas said such request was
made, and it was disapproved by
him, though it was legal for the
State Government to call on the mil
itary to protect it, but he was now
referring to the use of troops BY
Federal order. 49,
Mr.. Hoar asked if there was not {
Republican majority in the House
and If the Democratic minority hat
not declared some one elected Speak
err, and if in the confusion the Dem
ocrats themselves did not get fright
ened and call on the troops to pre-
serve order2
Mr.. Jonas said he would answe
by denying that the Republican,
were in the majority. The gentle
man could find his own side of til,
question in his own report as chair
man of the investigating committee
Passing to the election Of 1876, Mr.
Jonas said, not only were the people
of Louisiana defrauded, but the conn
try was deprived of its lawfully cleo
ted President by the suppression o
the Democratic majority in Louisi
ana at that election. The Nicholl
Government was seated, however
because neither General Grant no
his successor cared TO repeat the ex
Iperiences of past years. Whateye
, 1879-03-01

hpecfat Dfsp1.eh to 7ns 7sfbnne.
ST. PAUL, Mlnn., Feb .3.-1n thu Senate, this
morning, bills wer0 introduced to reimburse
persons who paid tho lncbsiatc-Asylum tax; to
MD thu construction of d railroad from Mime
nppis to Hutchinson, McLcod Comfy; TO
amend tho act Of 1878 granting lands tu tho
Southern Minnesota Railway. The Special Com
mittee Oh Railway Discrimination fnvorably
recommended Pago'a bill declaring unjust d1s-
ordinations as defined III tho bill TO DO mislc-
H'canors, md attaching penalties By fine for The
first otEclae, und lite Or imprisonment. or both,
for subsequent oircnscs. Proceedings arc to
be instituted by: tht State on complaint to
tic Governor Of the parties injured. The
Senate passed the Ho11so bill releasing
tho Southern Minnesota Railroad from run
ming d main track 'iuto jackson, Or building
spur track to That village. Tllo 1Iuuso Conl-
,ntttce On Education reported fayorabiy on
bill approprlatIng s4000o for the ENCOURAGEMENT
Of higher education IN graded schools. Its to-
Sign Is to aid hIghl4Ghools to occomo free pre-
paratory schools, th1stug students without rc-
gard 10 1orslIty up'so university requirements
Tic snn,o Cummittee reported fayorably tic
bill approprtatlng 'fuoacy for the erection Of
workshops in connection With the Agricultural
College at tho State afUnivcrsty.
THE RAILROAD ,tilAnTEi. spgouLAToRs
in and outslu of the Legislature having con.
cludcd they would hold grants nf swnmp-IAtda.
Notwithstanding dccfsion Of tic United
Statcs Supreme Court that the States aro
bound by the terms ot the original grant
from Congress to Gcvotc those Ia1lls or the pro-
cueas ol tlltlr snc to tc reclamation OF swamp or
aver1oWed lAllds; numerous bills granting t,or-
tlOus pf these lantis for projected railways laru
bee prepared; aull Atl omnibus bill Ii bc!ng
framed over which q fiereu contest Ia likely to
, 1879-03-01
INDIANA.
NOTHING tMr0RTANT.

EDcCfHt N5AD94Ch ~ 4Ae 1f70HHSs
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Feb. 15.-The Legia1n-
turc did good deal OF business today, but IT.
tic Of SPECIAL Importance. lilo Sei,ato adopted
the report Of tho spcelal Committee on Iuvestl-
cation Of tho action Of tho Trustees Of the Sol
dicrs' Orohans' Home, tsiat they had drawn
largely In cxccss Of The law, ind tho Attorney
General Ia Instructed to ase what h,cp should
bo tnien to recover the tnuucy from them. Tho
House Prison Committee reported TINT tho In
vesttgatton had revealed nothing wrong In tho
management ot, either Penttntlary.
FAILURE TO Suit.
The Committee appointed to Investigate tho
Office Of tho Auditor Of State did not suit the
Auditor, and he procured reorganization Of
thJ Committee and tho appointment OF Myers,
Of Monroe, aB Chairmau, mud the addition Of
Oahornu aud Humphreys. 1sx-Autlitor 1Icndcr-
son charged TINT fur members OF tho original
Cuumsttco were agents OF foruiGu insurance
companies, ind tint Spgaliur Cauthorne hln,Beif
was. UEun this representation the Cummttsee
was chnngct, alld Is noW considered favorable to
the Auditor.
THE srECIAL 9ENATE cosrM1TTEh
listened to The ci.urges against President Jamc-
Buu, Of the Asylum Board, mud 6urt. Eyerts, Of
the 1usanc Asylum. They were about as sent
last night, With the aalison ct charging that
lnsanu Hospital. and Mrs Mcintyre Of the Deaf
unu DunlG Institute, contrary to Law. Dr.
,Jatncson 1llcd an auswcr by al attorney denying
all thu al1cgb.lous, dcHlanling tl,nt tneY be-
made more specific, 1t! uslslng fur an Immediate
Investigation. Tho Committee went Into exec
utiyo scssiol1, md ngreed to 70 into an inycstt-
cation on Monday nseIlt. Tie chnrgcs are very
Ya4uc, datea pot being given wheu tic alleged
wrongful acts were dnnc.
ArroAT1osMENT.
4 conference has been In session to-day trying
to perfect thB leglslative Apposti0nnlcnt bill.
An ngrectnent tn aLtcnipt this was rnteraa Into
before t!lu Committee met, but 30 far 10 col-
c!uston l!ss bseu reae1lrd. The scheme urged
by Davis, who holds control ot the questlon,
gives thu Democrats twenty-seycn be1nturs md
turty-tivo Representatives, tlIe Republicans
twenty -unc Senators A,tl fortv-two l2epTeselta-
tiyra, the Nationals Two Senators aud twelve
REPRESENTATIVES,.
, 1879-03-01
THE WEATHER,

orr1oH or the CHIEF sIaNAL o,yrcp
WAsH1HoToS, D. O. March IL n, u.-loas
cattons-For Tennessee md the Obfo y,I1.s h
southcFly Winds, falling barometer and t, n.,ti,
cloudy weather during the day, followed bvds
csdedly colder northcrly 10 westerly wind, ,na M
rising barometer, and possibly !!ga, ,.p, In
IN Western portion during the ught
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Nt..
souri, Valleys, decidedly colder uorthe,t, II
northwcsserly winds, rising busomet,r. mi II
partly cloudy weather, With light SNOW.
For the Upper Lake region, generally clops,
weather. and anow, followed during ,he eycntns
by decidedly lover temperature, flslnv h,roIss,
ter, aud Winds shifting 10 northerly and ysst.
crly. NNA "''''
For the Lower-Lake region, during Ii. d.,
slightly warmer, southeast to southwest ~ w,eJ;!
generally cloudy weather nnd lght snov wv. =,
rain. with falling barometer, followed du,ns
the night by Rising barometer, lower temntnt
ture, and southwest to northwest W[uds,
CautiUnary signals continue At Wilg.nk..
Grand Haven, and Llllington.
local ohakxyArloHs.
IHJrSnn rAt ~
, 1879-03-01

c{pscfnt nsuaseh 10 The 1fitHr&
TorEKA, Kns,, Fob. 28.-rho resolutions pro-
scented In tho House yesterday ordering tile ar
ralEnment Of Representative George W. Nc
Cllntick, Of Mcpncrson County, for contempt III
refusing to testify fully before tho Senatorial
Investigating Committee In regard to cestuln
offers of money to influence his voto for Sem
ator, were called up for consideration this after
noon, u.ld hieCllntick expressed Willingness to
70 before the Con,mIttu tonight and answcr all
questions propounlel to him. The resolutions
ot contempt wero thcrcupon withdrawn.
McCintlck is TIC youngest metnbcr Of the
Legislature. llo was elected as Republican,
md voted for Judge Horton for United Suites
Scpator. llo is editor Of The 41fe lhsrson Comfy
Independent, published at Mcphcrsor,, kaa., md
Is a man. of lcgs than ordinary ability: The
frlellls Of tic sanator nsIst that a1cCIlntick
eau lnaku no disclosure that will lmpltcato them
tm any atteu,pt to a,lt!uenco the election oy i'm
proper n,eaus. Tho Investigating Committee Ia
still WORKING intlustriously in ordcr to complete
tl,c testimony, md submit their report at tho
earliest possib!o pur!od ID the short tiulo allowed
them buEorc tho close Of tho session.,
, 1879-03-01
THE LAST NET-TULIs
SHOWING THAT IT WAS NOT wATEH1rAuL.
H.,sn 4+ts


Bpfctp pfp1frh to 1hs TTt6tnA.
ClNclNKA71, O., Fob. 29.-Tho article in THE
CHICAGO tribune Of yesterday rclatiyc to Gin
cinnatl whisky was ,republslIel III to-layfs
papers, as,d caused considerable stir among dis
ti,lers.' Some ut tho leading whisky men were
interviewed on tic subject thts afternoon.
Charles IL. Kellogg, Of Walsh s. Kellogg, said
that II was possible that ts ten barrels vi recti
fled whisky montloncd In the article might have
been swlntlle pructiced upon customer by an
irresponsible dealer. He Was positive that the
Government has not been dcfrauded iu this
district.
Lew Green, OF James ". QoR II Co. said:
''rhu charge Is ,nst,.atcd by gang Of
sc]lcontcsacl thieves nnd robbers, ulll Isn't
worthy OF consideration"
Nelson Perrin, Of Perrin d. Gould, showed the
reporter letter dated Feb. 28, from pTon,-
inunt Baltimore firm, wherein 1t was positively
stated that Chlrugo parties wcre Offering their
whisky at $l.0a per galion freq Ut commission
On tAe sas.e lats whisky sold freely IL tA!s
market ut Sl.0a.
Edwln Stevens, Of Stevens, Dair s. Co., saiA
It WINS lunseuse TO tAlls about fraud In ths dis
trlct. Cincinnati! Gun lcEittmately uudvrsell Chi
cnEo all tie time.
VIII 8. RidgewaY, who Ia personally conuect-
cd With nearly all thu Chicago distillers,
md Is thoroughly conversant with their
manner OF loing business. atated that
tie market thero 10 usually actsttous, and sell
dom based on setual sales At 4 fixed price.
". N. 11obast thought whisky could bo made
as cheaPly here. at least. Us in Chicago Re-
Rarllns the teM barrels spoken Ut In thu article
mentioned, he said u discrepancy ml9ht occur
Without any tntentlon to dofraua on TIC part Ut
thu purchaser.
THE THEORY.
The ability Of the Cincinnati dist!llcrs to tn
dcrscll their Chicago rivals u thus explained by
the leading producers: Let 1t bo understood,
they say, that ths Revenue laws and Govern
ment rules aro the sane for all Qaugers und
dlStI!less throughout tho eountry; takc q barrel
Of rursyfour alld half Rulloas 1lled to WithtI.
quart, and thu eaugeF Is compelled to call 1t
, 1879-03-01

Nto FORK Etifer 10 ttnriuHhu Hr9ifff' o.d
It Ia ioli ia Now York that Whi!eaw hsn sst
has bccone rlc By stock operations tnlspsuaep", !"
Of llis newspaper, which Ii tlluch iucfsssSa s,,!t y
circulation. hear t!lut he uladc ssFs t. .assI to
lii, In puriflc Mall Rid has nshGA a's Tx tx
denca on Lexington aEc"ue' ~ ahIr5 t.arnsr.
street. It is Grpwnstonc house At cel
thu door in thu middle, ld tho rooms s'.aS, IT,,
and Apacious. sucl. property ~ g9qea .'..,s tm,
would be- worth $70,000 bear tl.aI hs st s'ois Ia
arc llostesscs. A rumor Is also aufoau tt'a' ~
fHtnH(la tn marry.
, 1879-03-01
A Special Car, Full Of Indicted
Ringsters, Arrives In Spring.
fold.
Passage Of tho Crooked Cortogo
Through tho Streets Of
tho Capital.
Failing to Make Tneir Money Talk,
They Bet Their Mouths
Going.
Explaining Their "Ad-
var1taqe."

va'1taQe."
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ur,,,on,n,r III roh "a ,rhn ,,,.,,,o,,
.-o,n ~, ,ho sr.,nrao,d e. Nor,hwn.tor, ,r.,,ov
ha, 49,, .rt-s n.. a,.aonnS ,,hto,, oo,,I.,ro1 ~
na-,ie. orrc.trd nt pcl,n aud pcorta for cotn.
,II,t., H., 49,. ,..,i,,d rxht.,.., r,o-a,tor, +ha.a
'Thc ;n,;no.inc nroccs,,on narc1cl tn thu INV.
ernnent nn,dinp md invaded the limited stotca
Cn,,.. .ssasa .,4os nano s,aM ~ ,hate annon.,
eraa 4s,an son,oa and ,eor. ro,lreI hy n,a.
trot .A,tnrrov connn,1v tint In ,.onld mi m
thc cn,es Wednesday, and hovo them snt for
,r,o1 ,tnu,a,,,o1v a. h.a h,or lni,n,o}ca In
thn*e fifsra,cbsx hcrc,ofnrc. thcso arresta aro
t,,e o,,tcotna ~ a goncroi rai1 M tha far.fom.1
pnkIn md pcorJa WhIakv R,naa. which tie Coy.
,,an. ,,". hooo .so,ri"" - "f''~' '''e
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