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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-08-19
Accidents.

HEAVY rains have damaged the cotton
crop in North Carolina 90 per cent.
Two sons of c. H. Mason and a son of
H. c. Manning, of Chillicothe, Mo, were
drowned at that place on the 18th inst,
while bathing.
MORLEY NJ. BALDWIN, a wealthy farmer
of Richland township, Mahaska county,
Iowa, was instantly killed near New Sharon
by being thrown from his horse.
S. WALCHENBACK, so years of age, a
much respected citizen of Peru, ILL.,, fell
from a window in the second story of his
residence, and was killed instantly.
a LAD aged Il, named Horace Bourgan-
ier, had his foot cut off by falling under a
moving train of the Alton road at the
Union depot, Bloomington, Ill. The foot
was amputated.
FRANK SEINErz, of kankakee, Ill, aged
Is, fell under freight train and was in
stantly killed, both legs and one arm being
severed from the body.
ALBERT PRATT, a wealthy young resi-
dent of Montreal undertook TO descend
the rapids in he St. Anne river in a skiff.
a feat never yet accomplished, and was
drowned.
THE Ohio company's large Hoosic mill,
at Ware, Mass, was badly damaged by
fire on the 18th inst. Over 1000 hands are
thrown out of work. Insured in mutual
offices.
JOHN MILLER, of Terre Haute, Ind,
an employe at Eppinghausen's stone-yard,
while intoxicated. fell asleep on the Van
dalia railroad track, near Mckeens mill,
and was run over by switch engine and
killed.
INDIANoLA, Texas, was visited on the
10th inst by a cyclone-likc wind, which
submerged a great part of the town by
forcing the waters of the gulf in upon it.
Great damage was done to property, but
no lives are reported lost.
GUssIE RYCE, years old, living in Mat
e son township, Michigan, was instantly
killed by the discharge of gun of which
she had in some way got possession, the
ball entering her mouth and passing out of
the back part of her head.
THE Universalist church, of Marble
head, Mass, was burned by incendiaries.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-08-19
Criminal.

A CATHOLIC priest in New Mexico has
eloped with one of the Sisters of Loretta,
and her relatives are in hot pursuit
CALVIN WINsTEAD, (colored) shot and
killed his brother, Ed Winstead, minis
ter, in Williamson county, Va, having
mistaken him for a burglar.
THOMAS BECKETT, of jacksonville. Ill,
fired one shot at his wife and another at
her brother, and fed He was pursued by
officers, who captured him after putting
three bullets into his body
An Englishman named Jones, shot his
step-son at Woodstock, ILL.,, on the 10Th
inst, filling his face, neck, and shoulders
with shot. 1t is said whisky had a hand in
the business. Jones was arrested and
lodged in jail
DIR. BENNEr, dentist, of Stevens Point,
Wis, on the 18th inst, while under the
influence of liquor, procured a shot gun,
went in the hotel and instantly killed DIR.
Hagle, an opposition dentist.
In a New York tenement-house Amadee
Bigot, French timer, cut the throat of
Mrs. Marietta Renaut, and then, rushing
into the street, inflicted similar wound
on himself. The woman had repeatedly
refused to marry him.
THE parties in custody at Oswego on sus-
picion of being the Benders have been
released. The offer Of reward from the
state has been withdrawn. The opinion
is strengthening that the Benders never
escaped, but were lynched.
JEREMIAH Ford was arrested for knock
ing his wife down Saturday night and in
tiicting injuries which caused her death
Ford was drunk at the time and the woman
was endeavoring to get him home
A GREENsBURG special to The Courier
Journal says: In row yesterday, near
Bethel church, on Columbia pike, Felix
Carlile killed Jack Gowdy with gun.
Gowdy's friends, in turn, shot Carlile in
two places and stabbed him twice. He is
not expected to live All are colored.
Two prisoners confined in the Minnea-
polls, jail broke out on the 18th inst, and
have not since been apprehended. They
were VIM. Scott, in for burglary, and
Steve Golden, held for larency. Scott is 26
years old, five feet and eight inches, and
dark complexion. Golden is % years old,
light complexioned, brown hair, blue eyes,
and stands five feet eleven and one-half
inches in height.
Bath, n. j., shot and killed Miss Fannie
ried four years ago at picnic but her par
ents refused to let them live together and
obtained decree from the courts annulling
the marriage. Both are now of age and
Parkhurst insisted on re-marriage but
Miss Howell refused; upon her refusal he
drew revolver shooting her then himself
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-08-19
GRAND RAPIDS, WIS., THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1880.

ern ant disposed of many arms of this
pattern. Dispatches from various points
in Ireland indicate that a rebellious move
ment of some magnitude is in progress.
THE national council of The Albanian
league has adopted 6eclarat ton of indie
pendence of Turkish rule. All the prin-
cipal cities decline to take part in the OF
tOman movement on Greece, and MANY of
the mountain chiefs refuse longer to resist
the cession of territory to Montenegro
provided for at the Berlin conference. An
archy prevails in almost every portion of
the province, but in some localities the
people are organizing for war upon the
Turks
Ok the 11th inst, the hull of the burn
ing vessel Nictaux, still abaze, foated
against the pier occupied by the American
Export lumber company at Hunters Point
The premises occupied by the company oc-
cupies both sides of Newtown Creek. At
the time the Nictaux came in contact with
the pier they were unloading there. A
large number of vessels were set fire i'm
mediately and communicated with the
lumber yard and spread iii every direction
with lightning rapidity. From the
lumber yard the fire spread to the vessels
and Notwithstanding the efforts
made by several tugs which
hastened to their assistance, six barges. one
schooner and one ship were soon in flames.
Over ten acres of fire were at one time
raging wildly and beyond the control of
the firemen. Several burning vessels were
towed into the river and drifted with the
tide toward Blackwell's island, enveloped
in sheets of flame. The fire spread in
every direction and no estimate can be
formed as to its probable extent at present.
The scene from the river was one of indie
scribable grandeur, the flames rising in
every direction devouring everything in
their path. Fire alarms were sent to some
Williamsburg companies, and later, gen
eral alarm was sent out calling all the fire
companies of the wester division of the
Brooklyn fire department to the place,
in addition to three Bassville companies,
two from Hunters Point, one from Dutch
Hills, and the Jackson hose company
worked at the fire
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-08-19
Political Points.

II. Ill. HERBERT was renominated for
congress by the democrats of the I'd dis
trict of Alabama.
The democrats of the fourth district of
w. Va, nominated Sam. F. Coleman for
congress.
The democrats ofthe sixth Ohio district
nominated Hon Frank NJ Hurd, for re-
election to congress.
JUDGE L. D. THoMAN, of Youngstown,
was nominated for congress by the demo
Gratis of the seventh Ohio congressional
district
THE democratic congressional conven-
ton for the eighth district of Michigan.
have nominated Timothy Tarnsev, of East
Saginaw.
GEN. JAMES J. ROBINSON, of Harden
county, has been nominated for congress,
in the 9Th district of Ohio, by the repubIi-
cans.
The readiusters of the fifth Virginia con-
gressional district have nominated S.
Stovall for congress.
THF democrats of the fourth Virginia
district have nominated Samuel F. Cole
man for congress.
GEoRDE c. CABELL, democrat, has been
nominated for congress from the fifth Vir-
ginia district.
III. F. PAGE, republican, has been re-
nominated for congress in the second Cali
fornia district.
J. B. WEAVER, the greenback presiden
tiaI candidate, is Swinging round the cir
cle'' in Arkansas.
J. Wade Mcdonald has been nominated
for congress by the democrats of the Third
Kansas District.
HoN. d. P STUBBs. of Fairfield, has
been nominated for congress by the green
hackers of the First Iowa District.
THE republicans of the seventh Michi-
gan congressional district have renominat-
ed Hon. O. d. Conger for congress.
THE greenbackers of the sixth Michi-
gan district have nominated ex-congress-
man Josiah w. Begole for congress.
JOHN c. ToMLINsoN, mayor of Atchison,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-08-19

So EXERCISING is the partiality of the
domestic cat for its home, that certain
Dutch naturalists have come to the
sage conclusion that Grimalkin may be
utilized as a letter carrier with cOnsid-
cradle advantage to public interests.
They propose to organize q service
Of post cats, and are at present en-
gagged, by series of ingenious expert
ments. IN testing pussy's capacities for
delivering the mails Selecting LUX
for their headquarters, they thence
despatched number of cats, securely
tied up in wollen bags, to the neighbOr-
ing villages, where they are freed from
confinement and turned loose, with
neat packets of letters strapped firmly
to their backs At once their domestic
instincts come into full play, and they
swiftly flee hOmeward with unswerving
directness,. OF thirty-seven cats thus
constrained TO serve their country, not
one has hitherto failed to fulfil its pos
tai function with excellent punctuaity.
1t is feared, however, that where a
double service shall be arranged, diff
culties and delays may arise from the
meetings of post cats on the high road.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-08-19

CURIOUS notions of mortality appear
prevail among certain inhabitants of
the Orkney Isles, who, when Il wreck
has taken place on their coast, are it
seems, in the habit of carrying off for
their own use everything they can lay
their predatory hands on This oc-
CURED recently when the bark Poolscar
of Liverpool, was wrecked out twelve
miles from Kirkwall, the capital of
Orkney. The enterprising natives an-
nexed coils of rope, cases Of wine, spars,
ship fittings, and stores, so that at the
sale of what was left of the unfortun-
ate vessel there wss not exposed so
much as tin of meat, pot of paint,
ships compass, clock or any other of the
small odds and ends generally sold
upon such occasions" SO clean a
sweep had been made that even the
legs of the cabin table had been sawn
across close to the floor, and he
table bodily carried away. These
people, who consider plundering a
wreck perfectly legitimate are re-
ported to be "highly moral race.
An ordinary case of theft is hardly
known, and the only reason why they
make an exception in favor of the flot-
sam and jetsam of a stranded vessel IS
that they still hold by the old prin-
clple that wreck is a gift from Provi-
dence."
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-08-19

CONNECTICUT has population of 623,
166, gain of 1891 since 1870. Yer
mont's population is 334, 400, Il gain OF
1904 since 1870 Maine has q popula-
ton of Ga, ,919, a gain of about $4,000.
A portion of Names census is estimat-
ed, and the complete figures may
change this result ltsomewhat. The cen
sus returns of Massachusetts, New
York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana,
Illinois, and other states are now being
tabulated, and the results will be known
in few DAYS.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-08-19
Cured of Drinking,

"a young friend of mine was cured of an in
satia bic thirst for liquor, which had prostrated
HIM that he was unable TO do any business. He
was entirely cured by the use of Hop Bitters 1t
allayed all that burning thirst; took away the
appetite for liquor: made his nerves steady, and
he has remained a sober and steady man for more
than two years, and has no desire TO return 10 his
cups: l know of number of others that have
been cured OF drinking by it.-From q leading z.
K. Official, Chicago, UI.-Z9nass.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-08-19

TIE calendar for the university of
Toxic, in the departments of law,
cience, and literature, shows that's
twenty-three Japanese graduates have
been sent abroad, viz: ten to England,
nine to the United States, and four TO
France.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-08-19

IL the published diagram of the tar
gets in the American and Irish match
ut 500 yards, the shots IN Capt. Fen
tons carton form a perfect three-leaved
shamrock, while those in DR.. Scott's
exhibit the "Stars," and, viewed YER
tieallY the Strinos.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-08-19

\ MAN at Kansas City could not win
the girl whom he wanted, and therefore
married her sister. The wife soon
learned the truth, and advised that the
mistake be rectified The sister as
sentcd, and divorce followed by u
marriage ceremony has apparently
settled matters to the satisfaction of all
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-08-19

RocHEFoRT says that the French sen
ate is like the double six in the game of
dominoes, because every one is anxi-
Gus to get rid of it as speedily as posi-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-08-19

DR. TANNER now eats, drinks and is
merry The food he eats and the wine
he drinks seems to set we'll on his stom-
ach, and he is gaining in weight every
hOur.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-08-19

COLORADO is having Il disastrous
drouth No rain for many weeks, and
everything is drying up.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-08-19

FLOODS and much damage are report
ed in North Carolina, by the overflow
ing Of rivers
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-08-19

FouR attempts to fire Milwaukee'S 5
grand opera house building have been
made lately.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-08-19

SASTLEY, the great singer, has joined
the Roman Catholic church.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-08-19

EX-GovERNOR BTGLER, of Pennsylya-
MIA, is dead.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-08-19

The British troops in Afghanistan
have evacuated Cabul, and are concen-
trating on Candahar
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-08-19
ANNOTATIONS.

GLADSTONE is getting well.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-22

Q! New *. sud rogasend, Ct O1io, Yves Mr..
}. K Ticker, f Virginia, who reosp,ty, u a
speec1 ~ 4 c tiou:e, s4id Mr.. Garfield chad
Io' Hottcn s mucl what ho wanted as What be
1 served"
EentiStDa0 from Al5emsr!c County informs
inc tbs! the Dew caDGiGata f1r tic iudseship
0! ia, cjugty, Il. z k:ai1 T.ylor, is even m,rs
~ e;ioonbic than Mr.. Pugvls who vas forced
70 "Hanfa%, Itesmuch as, whereas Purgia WIS
sGHta CO a. a!asyer Taylor is tterate. aGd never
siutlcd law, ard tha. the ouly qualification be
possesses IS nc ono r'qlired by Mr.. Frr z;er,
10 catirr Of tie rcGc u.tyrs ia the V.rginis
House 4 De csa;es, naneiy, tbs; he is good
rcGGlustcr, b"lug the C! aifmau Of the executive
committee # ttc Eesciusters Of his county.
lhe Senate Gun Dit,ee 90 tic Dl,trc CT Col
Glnois, u shion Senator Withcrs il member,
GAS before il 4 Tor Inc rs ruc'oG Of ir:c
rr!J2c as:oss !Ae POTOMAC st Uuotgctoac,
diSslnliag in mary particulars to tna bill iys
,Her purpose With pissed the Hause last
-llcnda9. the5 Will consider the House bi! a.
fAEr f:cZt meet0g Tb cl will be neid this week
, tnc Il. .ay be Kill eS,cc to accept it Is Sub.
s.Hut. Tor thr on npW before them. Ii Is un
GeTs.god, 10 Teyer, that they still srucbd 1t 80
IS TO provide for purchasing toe sQl4Gu0
| bridge suC II Srg q trrc tridga OUT yf hat.
L a gcpsr,,d ,cat Gs soou as thu news &
! u: GoloIau's nori;a'i9n hy tho Democratic
Ca 1cns Of he Maryaod L"sisia:u wa In ,wn
| Scia 81 GtGom tin 4 in arp.icat! nith Gel
| basss!t frs, orkceper. Tor ilr Hhy,e's &c i
uacI! i: shall become emit. end Tor S c!ir:
! his oWa tC }ir. German
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-22
a Card.
DELAPLANE STATION, Va,
80 tprA

UELAPLANE STATION, Va,
Janu.rY % 1850.
10 the editor Of the alexandria Gazette:
4 local !ttm appeared IN thu issue OF Geze:te
CT the 1871 us. as t1lioTs:
Mr. BaSiy IS uppcs.d bY the lea5iog repu5,
l;cscS OF tue d's.sict. They ssy that he is at.
temptipa to force himself 20 the rrons 10 ord, r
20 Secure the patronage Of the Governments snu
bestoH it, SID cares upoo whom be thinks
prnpcr.'
Who are thesa leading republic .us so solicit.
Gus ct the pairOnsse Of the Government and its
snncures as 70 rush pelhmyl to the Gazette
cihce 10 have that venerable Journal s,uud tho
iccs;n Of alarm thgt the "pairotago Of the
Goverouen; and the best wal Of lis sinecuras"
e?e III danger CT bcipg usurpcd because an To-
divtduc happens 10 exorei,e the risht Of any
cltIzsn and become Candidate for pubic offic. :?
Have the2 heretofore enjoyed monopoly OF
sbc trade thar shey fear competition, ana arc
they oo~ e!J jy.1g the "pa:ronagc OF the Gov
ernrcrt' auc bes;oSing its sioccures?
lhcso nlSGailcd iesdiog rypubicans, if they
s:oop 10 dctanatioa Tor poIit!c, euds, will soon
&c sIaG to be permitted to become humble fol-
!o~aIs N tie cauSe th,i: otnduc. disgric S
m: s;aiojnea' 4 l9!cd above itom icad;ng re
Duh;lcanS Is E.s.. / an not attempting to i3rcs
m,S2l' TO tho 'front.' for aGy purpose, but sm
rlGD!y g Candidate f9g the republican rorioa.
ion, with ;hC hep. OF c.rSgirs the republican
banner 10 a!yr!pus victory anG rcdeemioe the
State itoC he ihr,iiuW O! c!ionaIisrn which
nov divides ,tumcn c>untry
s. p, BAYLY,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-22
Il sfos ns-Farnafng-The Death of a
Valuable Citizen

lSp-ca' !rrc-poude! c: of the Alex Gazette.
HEWLETT's, Jan. u Just ct suncet last
evening dark clouds began to roll 10 from the
St, which Was soon r.loiorced by huge mess.
rom EnF'hpes! acd southwest, ur;l half OIL
this h2ilz Ta= :nShrpused 10 gloon. Vivid
t!gh!nugs, cc,mpsaiod With Inc hcavy ioiI @!
lhuoder, heta:drI ih2ir approach. Abou, S
@ cl cs the sIeam OF lightning was amts
cca:siess, AID the bursting thunder peals were
deafanpy. A light show; Of rain, sweeping
gale, aud all was over. The moon aad stars
shooe as sereus!y b? 9 o'clock as if 90 storm
cloud had swept the heavens 10 ceotury.
Tie weather hes been, vi the xlep.iou OF
o light snow erd c Id srap cf two dsys' durs
ton almost sorog!ike TIE " ole OF this N ,uth.
FarucrS, taking advantage Of if, arc hrrried!y
turDlag The h9: pitablo globe with tho shioiag
rlow ehsr2 III anticipation OF ,ming spring, or,
m1y be, lateivcnies unpr pitous seasons.
CllIntiTla, when Orators aud warriors Tho
have burst upon tho !ublic gas like meteor,
aiding "2tSlnS 10 The material or moral vi al
u sjc!"ty die. ;tclr Gamcs arc b'sz ned on .hc
age Ut history aud their praises suug 10 inspirI
'uH poetry While those who have spent lcnc
lilo &c sGH dcuiaI tor the beeeGt # Others {:
whose tne wac occupied seeking out the sick
and mlnls!erns ~ the wants OF tho poor; Who
thfcugh goauy ni.h:s AID wea7y days, kept
Vlsl5 by Tho bed # tic ianeuishlrg aud dying;
@ho supplied food, Tainen; AID medicine to thu
tenants 0! The humble COS when want and dis
case re pressing With crushing weight {;
Who though wsstioE under mcr al muIady,
seemed all u s1usccus Of seifs in their desire
and 'rtS 10 sid othsrs; Eho6o teuefaciioas
were scntcred without Discrimination whenever
The calls Of suffering and vast were heard ::
Hhn though Presbyterian, knew in thei
works + charity snd lab9Ifs Of lCGo 10 denon.
Inatlon, syct + c :l3r; when such die, too often
'hs'r Tan e. ara never known exc .pt By the re
clens cf their kirduosses, ard ,heir memories
aro GUY cherished by the heu ieiarcs of their
charity. Orr cOnuuLi:y, les; Sunday nrrn-
i1g, wss visited BY the ruthless tyraus, Death
a. such 10 one! O0e # cur most valued
cltzers, brightest Christians, sDd noble women
was tsksn sSay-a 7yid to be filed 40 more 10
tHis reuerati0n, is LETT An huadred wounded
hearts aro noW bleeding s1d s5rrowing over
their loss. Crowds Of baresyed ones, both
Thto and black, gathered around her grave
yesterday TO rLrfjrm the last SD offices Of re
snr C nod love. And whcn Virginia ALI gather
~ her JEWS 20 o1e will shoe brighter 10 her
disdem thar our departed friend, Mrs. Sarah
8. Winston. HANOVER,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-22
The 1.yacI,lns vi arthur Sordao

aEc VI SCTN21
Tho Warrentoo So!ld South glvts the 10 lon
Ing pic:uro Of tho negro rccc1ty lug 10 War
rsGton:
"Atthar Jordan, INC deceased, wos ahou. %
yru!s ct bge, Of MEDIUM height, copper cc!erei
aud remarkably well butt. He bsd Soi
shaped hoad, aud lis features were rather so0d
His haods ard fee. were rOt as large as tie com
mon run of pesrocs. His hals va. s!ways We'll
ocn.b bed aud 40 scoereI!S presented pea, az
rea'arcc. Ho had been married abou, year
anu had che child. which with his wife, ver,
ivlos ueac Carers Rua Church, in this c,uo,y
lto Esd Aecu Tor sJue tiG,e in tho involvement
or Hr. Nathan Cvr1er, thrifty and vel, to dn
iarmcr. @hu lately moved irJ:u Rsppal aanotk
aac s=atle.a ia Fauqlcr, near 20 line Ct tie
tGo counlls
RE young women wss twenty four yes,s
cli, rather good !ookcG. aud was Child bv +,
turner 5l!e OF Mr. CcrdeT. 1t is said for soma
lne she hsu been saUl1g moury; but 90 sus-
pielor vas attached toit, DOR did any one dream
9! 40 Intercourse b3tWeen the two, SO c,imual,
Not lv0g slDcc the Whole immunity 10 VII CT
ih:y lived yer. shock to hear that they had
eloped Sc got % the cars al one station,
a1d ha at socthel; thy mat 10 Ak ,udris, aud
from there went to Wlllismsport, Md. He
tound work CD tsrcl near ths. IIsc' aud ha
aod the c,rl lived uader the same roof with his
employer. lis said hat be treated her kindly
and paid her board
ihe same paper adds. ave got frou very
good authority that there we're abou; 200 nsn
engaged lr ;hc affair, and it is also, fumorcd
thai note has boca served Cd all white n,eu in
that immunity. living in opeo adut.rs, .ha>
the2 nus put an end TO it, or leave tic State"