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4 River Steamer Ruraca.

MEMPHIS. TENN, oct. 26.-At ~ o'clock this
morning the steamer Trader lying a her wharf
was burned TO the waters edge. Several local
packets were for a short time In danger but
fortunately received no damage. The Trader
was small craft plying between this aud
Shawnee village. Oscar Postal, her captain,
narrowly escaped with his life.
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AIenl,nl nnd SnicSde

NEw YORK, oct. 26.--A man supposed 10 be
Frederick j. Nagel deliberately shot himself
tins morning at the entrance TO the norgue on
26th street. He left letter stating that the
cause OF the deed was alcohol. and that. fur
thermoTe. it was nobodyiS business why he had
taken his life The deceased was q Tiae- looking
man. eXidpullV q German.
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ACoUITTAL OF MINIsTsR.-The trial of Rev.
George w. lzer before the Central New York
Conference recently was on charges of untruth.
fulness alone, and not OF adultery. He was
unanimously acquitted OF the charges made He
had been stationed at Cortland, N. Y. but on
account Of III health did not take an appoint
ment at the last session OF conference.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-26

from Leadville to the Republican says: The body
OF Michael Hendricks, who Is said 10 be a
nephew Of Gov. Heldr1cks, OF Indiana, was
found three miles from that place. He was
murdered and it is supposed that the deed was
committed by two McCollum brothers, young
Hendricks having been implicated Ia the muir
der of their brother and acquitted
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WHAT THE NEW YORK PAPERS


The s.BcralG'' Concludes that t,c
Garfield Letter is a Contensptible
FOrgery-The ssTInleS,, on the VOtn
in New York Cily-The S'VOrl6',
Argues thc Genuineness of tie Gar
field Aekter-Ehe 'eTribynes, Upon
the Same TOFic-The ssSun', Makes
War Upon a Democratic Candidate
for Judge.
Especial Dispatch to The Ereni7ly Std''.1
NEW YORK, Oct. 26.-The Herald, which up
to this time has not expressed positive opin-
ion upon the pretended Garfield letter, now says
that Gen. Gar1eld's denial in his own hand
writing, with the other proofs, Will be ac-
now hold the democratic managers to their
responsibility for what appears to be a
very contempt1ble forgery. The Times CON-
bats the democratic claim that the large IN
crease in the number of registered voters ia
Increase In their majority over that g
1876. On surface view, and without
have claimed a majority for Hancock or
from 62, 600 to 5000 In New York alone. With
no other basis OF computation than the table Of
registration, 1t is easy to show, the Times says
that these figures are much too high The total
registration this year Is ZIG 929, against 167, ,s3
last year. An analysis Of the table shows that
the rate OF increase has been much greater in
republican than in democratic districts II the
total vote bears the same proportion to the
registration as in 1876, there will be 2O2,6O0
votes polled next Tuesday. Adding to the vote
cast for President by each party In 1876 It's Que
above percentages, the Times figures out dem
ocratic total, In round numbers, OF 1so. 600,
and republican total OF .20oo,
giving a democratic majority OF os9o9.
The World saws that Garfleld'S denial OF MS
authorship of the Chinese letter Is expllclt out
not conclusive; that the original letter mas oeen
seen by men who are perfectly familiar WIN
others-aDd they have pronounced 1t TO De
genuine; that, instead Of It's being clumsy
attempt to initiate any handwriting tnere !, are
narent even TO unskilled Observers which
clumsy attempt at imitation IS sure to Leave.
The Tribune says It is believed taat c,ews @ TO a tha
in the ciIy OF New York and 'that the culprit
may be found within sight OF the City Hall"
The sun to-day makes open war upon Charles
the sunerior conrt and says that his character
is such that he ought TO be dlsbarred, rather
than promoted to the bench.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-26

IHf MARYLAND DELEGATES to the wonnan's
nauonal temperance conv ventiOn. which meets
"a BosIon this week, are Mrs. Baldwin and Mrs:
McLeod, OF Baltimore; Mrs. Nye, OF Laurel, and
MIS- Miller, OF MONTGOMERY county.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-26

STRANGE nIsaFPgARANCE OF A BALTINoREAN.
For the past ten days Baltimore has been
freely circulated that one OF the best known
oyster packers in Baltimore had mysterfously
disappeared from the city, and strong suspi-
ity OF the family or friends TO obtain the
slightest trace OF his whereabouts. The gen
tleman referred TO is Mt. Henry Evans, jr., a
partner il the firm OF Evans, Lay Co,
oyster ana fruit packers, and he has been miss
Ing since September 18th, and all Efforts made by
bis distressed wife, his partners In business, his
friends, and the shrewdest detectives have
thus far failed to remove the mystery surround
ing the case. He started on a trip 10 the west.
and has never been heard OF since
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A Boy MURDERER MYSTRRY.-A telegram from
Providence, 4. l., october 25th. says: The body
OF Willie Smith, aged eight years, who Ten days
ago went to show stranger a certain locality,
was found in the river to-day. The inquest may
explain the mystery.
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a Dead u;II;op.irc

TORONTO. Oct. 25.-Wm. Cawthraw, an old
resident OF this city, said TO be worth Sc 900 600
died to-day.
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ANOTHER TEXAS SHOOTING AFFAIR.--At Bel
ten. Texas. yesterday, Matt A. Mcknight shot
at James Dfrr!ck, the bah passing through the
iatterS neck and striking John w. Kemp under
ne right eye, killing him instantly. Derrick
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Lewis Erwin died at Gallipolis O., yester-
day. Tom wounds inflicted by his father and
mother during quarrel about pane or glass,
The CID man shot MIN and his mother struck
hun with club when he was down.
A well dressed woman, about rs years OF age,
giving the lame OF Mrs Lander, OF Boston, was
locked up Ia police station In New York last
nigh: fot being, as IL Is supposed, intoxicated
self With silk handkerchief 70 the cell door,
but WIS discovered and cut down before NE
was extinct. She was then sent 10 beiievue
Hospital as insane.
PENNSYLVANIA republicans VIII make tarrfnc
efYorts n, control their stately r. World.
one Irish parish priest has called upon hts
whole congregation, kneeling together 10 the
chapel, 70 swear that tney t,y1s VA nave noonns 70
John II. Stucker, who In August last, at Madf-
son Wfs.. shot John Law, the seducer OF his
wife. was acquitted BY the jury last bigat. after
trial on charge OF murder In The nrst degree.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-26

VIA. Malarkey, aged "a years. was barned to
death at an oil we'll near Bradford, Pa, last
evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-26

THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CONVENTION
AZ the afternoon session yesterday the Episco-
PAL board or missions reconvened ana continued
Judge Prince, OF Long Island. chairman or the
special committee, was adopted In favor OF e5-
tabiIShfng q church building fund OF s, 900, 900
within the next three years. The evening ses-
sion OF three hours was occupied IA discussing
the following resolution: That the house or
bishops coIcurring. a Joint committee OF seven
bishops, seven presbyters ana seven laymen De
general convention whether In view or the fact
that this church is soon 10 enter upon the second
century OF its existence IN this country, the
changed conditions OF national life do not de-
mand cerGiin alterations In the Book of CON-
mon Prayer In the direction OF liturgical enrich
ment AID increased fieyibility or use. IC was
adopted by the following vote: Clerical yeas 32,
nays 9-one diocese divided; lay, yeas 10, nays
I3-fOur GtoceSeS divided.
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Sesxx.re of n II the Coal Oil i'm Quebec

QUEBEC, Oct. 26.-The collector OF inland rev
enie Yesterday seized all the coal OIL In the city
for beinp under the gov ernment test. MeSSrs.
Renaud. Ross Turcotte and others had large
lots confiscated, the former gentleman over 400
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BOOKS, &c.
DOORS AT HALF PRICE,

pOok0 AT HALF PRICE.
We have selected from our stock 10. OF BOOKS
somewhat shelf worn, which We are selling al half
price and under, consisting of
THEOLOGICAL, MEDICAL, JUVENILE md
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
They are bargains.
WM. BAIL.ANTYNE 4 son.
oct21 42S 9TH street,
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BALTIMORE Oct. 26.-viradnis skies, oil, l6;
90 deferred .; do. consos. 81; do. second series,
"a "a: co. past cue coupons. so%. do. new ten
BALTIMORE. oct. 26.-Cotton dun ana un-
onan. ed Flour quiet and steady aud without
western fTn and steasy-southern red, 05al. IL;
90 amber. l.0Sal. Is; 40. 1 Maryland I. .lial. IS:
no, western winter red spot and October. .l24
a1.l6h; January, 1.lsAal. lSa. Corn southern
s,esoS; western shsde better and stsady-south-
e0, en whe ca, sSasS a9 ysow 6S TesteFn @ mixed
december, IS od, 5s new. Oats dan and lower
We tern white, S7s3s; do nired. 36Ha37. Rye
sesv ea ana 43cbsay May use4s1sed r Provisions rs
cho.ce western packed. 13s23. Eggs steady l9-
Petr, euRa dun and unchanged. Coffee quiet aud
quiet, l6. Ereights 10 Liverpool per steamer
upch nsed. Receipts-four. 2, 5Ii barrels: wheat
3S1, s65 bushels; corn, 62. 100 bushels; oats.
wheat l36. 467 bushels: corn. 7S. l07 bushels.
sales wheat 347,l4S bushels; corn. 34.S43
NEW YORK, Oct 26-stocks strong. Money.
2ha3. Exchange-long, 4slh; short. 4s38. Govern
NEW YORK, oct. 26.--Flour quiet. Wheat mod
LONDON, Oct. 26, 1880 D. m-U. s. bonds.
Ier cents 1l2's; ~ Per cents, ll3s. Atlantic
a aEa crest Mes,esn nrs1 "a rss trustees cert1
25lf New Jersey Central oonsols, lllA Pennsyl-
valia Ce'.tral. 6lN. Reading, q.
SEw YORK MARKETS. THIS AFTERNOON.
The following quotations were current in New
York to day at 2 y m, reported 10y Lewis John
- Ser &C cents ltsaiog f iehef y So
35s Erie. 4Ss4 Michisan Central, I054 Hannibal
and St Joseph, LAKE Shore. ll41s; Northwest,
Rocf Island. l2lb; 81. Pau, 1895: DO preferred,
lls; y abash. St Louis and Pacific, s1%; do. pre-
ferred. 7i18; Kansas and Texas, 3S&; W. u.
1.eles2raEh. 1Ol%; O. O. snd I. O.. 70; Paciho
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AFFAIRS IN TEXAS.
MARINE DISASTERS.
I he Steamer Potomac Disabled.


HALIFAX. n. s., Oct. 26.-The steamer Pot0-
mac, from Norfolk, Va, On the 10th inst, for
Great Britain, arrived here early this M rnng
with her machinery disabled, her shaft having
been broken On Wednesday last
Rough Voyage of the Titania.
The Steamer 11tania, which arrived yeSte"-
day afternoon in distress, suffered severely u
the gale of Saturday. The Titania left port Oil
Durcee goods; On the morning OF th'
e3d cad weather set In, with stro1 g
gale from south to southeast. From 10
en-. 10 5 pm. she encountered IT.
neEdous hurricane, the Ship being hove TO anu
Iaboiing very heavily. AT S pm the wind mod
GRATED, but there was very high sea, fu wbich
the vessel labOred and plunged terribly. At 10
pm. the after hold was found TO be full OF
water, and all the pumps were SET to work. ca
examination IL was found that spare pro
peller between decks had broken away ali its
ing number of large holes through both sides
of the ship. The cargo also got adrift IN the
hold. quantity was JettiSOhed and every eX-
e,uon mace @ TO save The the snip & On @ the 2ith the
don, hove in sight and agreed to ac-
company the 1itania 10 the nearest pori.
4 he Fitania was 2o0 miles from Halifax when
the accident occurred. She had lost one boat
and had another nearly ruined. A lot OF the
deck-wOrk WIS broken, al ner stores complete
1y destroyed, and two men injured while jetti-
sontng the cargo. The holes on the starboard
side or the steamer are level with the water
several being as large as a mans body. There
are a number of smaller holes on the port side
which were long way out or the water. The
cargo In the hold got adrift and was all crushed 4
ur, settling in mass on the starboard side. In
locking at the steamer it is a wonder she got
Into port at all.
Wreck Stuff Adrift.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. 26.-Steamer Juniata
from Savannah, reports 18th inst. latitude 81. .05
longitude 1904, passed an automatic buoy
painted red, adr'ft. Also. same day, latitude
1920, longitude .5, passed through a quantity
OF wreck stuff: vessels mast, chairs, tables,
steps, &C.
Died from n Blow on the Head.
Schooner VIM. L. Burroughs, at Chester from
Cape Haytien, reports second officer (name not
reported) died on the morning of the 25th inst.
having been struck On the head a few days
previously, by block falling from aloft.
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TWELVE STUDENTS DRc.sE-l-Flfty French
stude8ts who left Mundea In a yacht 10 witness
the departure OF the mail steamer from Amster-
dam to India, yentured too near the steamer,
and their yacht was buffeted against its sides
so violently that twenty-six students were
thrown overheard, of whom twelve are missing,
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AN APPaRITIoN ExPLATNKD.-The vision of
the Virgin at Father Ignatius's Abbey. about
which There has been so much speculation,
turns out to be nothing but a reflection from
awildow. The cures attributed TO the myste-
rious agency OF the vision are therefore sham
and Father 1gnatius's monks are In an unpleas-
ant II anne OF mind.-N. T. World, cable specidl.
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The State, aar and Navy Depart-
Mcs!e Building,


Colonel Casey, in charge Of this work, has
submitted to the Secretary Of War report OF
operations pertaining to the construction OF the
building for the STATE, War and Navy depart
ments for the fiscal year ended June 20th, 1850
During the year operations were conf1ned TO the
east and north wings. At the close of the last
fiscal year the east wing had been nearly )nl-
pleted and was occupied Oy the War aud Navy
departments, while the work Of preparing the
foundation for the north wing had fairly COM
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WE WILL GUARANTEE

WE WILL GUARANTEES AR
E. D. NORCROSS FURNACE REGULATOR
viii saSeIrs cost II fuel every yesr- Its me simples
CHEAPEST AND BEST.
Do not eonfoUnd the name with some other
Price S15.
HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON,
oc15 40. 3ls 9th street m. W.
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The LAND GRANT RAiLRoADs.-By direction OF
the Secretary OF War, a pamphlet containing
instructions and tables of Information In regard
to the land grants and bonded railroads has
been published for the guidance OF parties con-
cerned. The tables give the former and present
nafnts OF the companies, terminI, amount of
land grants, conditions, ETC., and contain full
instructions relative 10 transportation OF T. s.
troops, freight, etc. over such roads.
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Wreck Stuff A6rift.


Schooner VIM. L. Burroughs, at Chester from
Cape Haytien, reports second officer (name not
reported) died On the morning OF the 25th inst.
having been struck On the head few days
previously, by block falling from aloft.
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u,HE RITCHENER RANGE.

"E AXE M MaNUFACTERgNG SLATE
w MANTELS, AID have u large stock of MAN-
TELS of new and attractive designs, and by exals-
ir-aon the superiority nt or work is apparent.
HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON,
sneo No. 3l5 9th street ~ W.
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kilograms to The Star.
LATEST POLITICAL NEWS.
That Letter Again.
GOV. HENDRICKS NEPHEW KILLED.
EXCITEMEN IN IRELAND
Armed Outbreak Imminent.
ANARCHY IN CABUL.
The Ameer Murdered.
0v. HENDRICKS NEPHEW KILLED.
EXCITEMENTIN IRELAND
Armed Outbreak Imminent.
ANARCHY IN CABUL.
The Ameer Murdered.

NEW YORK THIS AFTERNOON.
Bitter Fight Over the Alleged Gar
field Letler-Thc =. truth, News.
paper in Hot Water-Ihe IS Her.
aid'' and John E&eily-Red.hOt X Per.
sOnafities-Ii,e Religious Question
in New York POIitics-AIieged In.
side History of the Chinese Letter
RusinesS-Iiie EDITOR of the
''Iruth,' Charged with the For
gery-Warrants Gut for Ffis Ar.
rGsts
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CoSsCIENCE.-TreaSurer Gilfllan to-day re-
ceiyed conscience contributions Of 500 silver
certificate. and s. national bank note. The
first was from the west, with no ACCOMPANYING
statement. The S. was from New York, with
the statement that 1t belonged to the govern
ment Oh account OF customs dleS.
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&" III. T. q. III. NIOHRfSOT,
W. LAW ROOESELLEhS & oTATIOSEF
AS PESNA- AVE. y. W.

We have inst imported fine collection Of ENG
11SH PICl URkS Of attractive Subjects ana beauti-
fully executed, to which call the attention of our
customers. Our Fall Goods are daily arriving aud
includes every thing new il Stationary aud Fancy
SOO6s- There gOOGs especially suitable for
WeddiIg and Birthday Presents. We have devoted
oUz entre second ECor to this portion Of stock,
so that i may he fUly exhiCited asu fresy Px-
sr3iDed by cur customers Sew Law and nsce,ta-
neeus RCOks received as s0on as published. All are
cordially invited to inspect 0Ur st0ck. octiG
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-03
DIED.

LINNER-TAur~iay. Ara I. lSSo. a. 40 ,
~. koEkEr HAELrTT. son " iaooh ,, and h2ria
Kimmer. A<ci months ard : days
Funeal trOm NJ r.idencs Of ne parrne. No
2Ds Nkrket str~sI ssiari.y morning II u
o'clock- Ins>rnsns q Nj Calvary e~ns~-y
Frisnds are invi,ct N attend
sNIrB-oa FRIDAY. April = 80. IcskFA
ssIrH. In the list ycAr a Bis 80.
Funeral froa the rc<tisnce q hrs rru.hsil
No. ~ seveat~cotA strcsI on sunday afsrrneOn
a2o.eiook. ssrvioAs o. - AlpAonsus charch
at half psi o'oiock iatsrmsns 81 Nj Galway
ocnes<ry. Fnends Of the family ae invissd.
ESLow-Aprn .. isso. hAAe ESiOv. I'D q
yo<nl
Funeral from hs lAie reidsncs. enc and . hall
nilss vss Of bridgeport On Nsronal rod. en-
sunday. April Oh. stiH.n q In,sfnsnt q, sspttS
Charch- Fnsods - Invited
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-03

JUDdE HOFFMAN, Of the United States
Court in san Francisco, in his opinion
declaring the State anti-Chinese law IN
constitutional, says.
Had the labor Of Irish or Germans
been similarly prescribed, the Legisla-
ture would have encountered q storm OF
just indignation. The right Of persons
Of those nationalities to support them
selves by their labor stands on no other
or higher ground than that OF the Chi
nese The latter have even the additiC n
al advantage afforded by the express and
solemn pledge of the nation. That
the unrestrained immigration OF the
Chinese to this country is great and
growing evil; that it presses with great
severity on the laboriug and operative
classes. and that il allowed to continue
in numbers bearing any considerable
proportion 10 that Of the teeming popu-
lation Of the Chinese empire, it will be
a menace TO our peace and even our
civilization, is an open opinion enter
tanned by most thoughtful persons in
this State. The demand, therefore, that
the treaty shall be rescinded or modified
is reasonable and legitimate. But while
that treaty exists, the Chinese have the
same rights OF immigration and resi-
dence as are possessed by any other
foreigners.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-03

GKs. BUTLER, on the 18th inst, wrote
as follows TO certain representatives OF
the workingmen Of San Francisco: IL
have received yours in regard to re-
tainer in the matter Of the constitution
atty of certain clauses restraining the
action of certain corporations in Caliior'
MIA. | will undertake to sustain the
affirmative before the Supreme Court
whenever the case arises. cannot tell
the amount Of labor required; therefore,
/ can give but little idea OF what my lee
would be, but not less than 5000 nor
more than 5000"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-03

The Cincinnati ERquirrr having sug-
gested that the non-church-going people
OF Cincinnati would gladly attend non
sectarian, conversational church where
they could feel entirely at home, and
that such a church might be organized
in Music Hall. the suggestion was Gag
erly taken hold OF. A fund was raised,
a minister secured, and Music Hall was
opened for free religious Sunday after
noon services, with Rev. ]. W. PRATT
as pastor. The first Sunday there were
5000 people present, and the next, ac-
cording to the G1s,tte, there were fully
5000 in attendance. The movement
appears to be one OF the greatest relig'
ious successes OF the season.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-03
fHxclg1ENs' MEETING MONDAY
~ vrM NIGHT.

~ WEN n 4th T.
IN al 0Fviized countries il Il the Gus
tones every city tn hook after and care
So re ySppg men Who inhabit IL. This
pr.se,Ple, Jander.ies all systems Of com
noa schools and all pablo clemovsl-
nay sas<it1,ons. aud il universally &c
eepted a. the cheape~, means Of pro-
tecnng she property holders aud the
property Of the country.
rssheher the state Of morals Of the
people DE fewer the culprits IN work
l.oasss anu public jails The broaler
the culture OF the masses the less
need via exist for reform schools and
houses o, corruption; anil the nearer
the people approximate towards tue
perfect Christian character, the less
asca thsrs will he for police officers anil
othss ptC,e tor, oi the public pea"r.
rhesg sell-syilea, truths, coupled with
ths 81 tha Wheeling IL behind time in
1fee,ns h Der Young men an attractive
r'''s s.. eS ~. 'e'i'"S' conversation ''''
1hoesee hA's 'n'u'e' a "u,"Os' o' '"'
puose3,RtN'' ''''le'' " '"N' ''''''
aoniS ns'Al ON % '"'S ''a'''' ''''',' Wv
neelins. 9Th this object in view, which
announce lot M'1''' ilS''' "'i''''
fveniw neNt
Toe ehuraes, a. rule specially care
o. the yoans men OF their o ,gr';'-
iOnsi 30 ,hrre are many who do "''
tsent sArnth' Who Need 20 De ''''
MY lses-d ai'er' OF t''E VIII "' '.''''
he iogneMen I,''ian A'',', 'I.3"'
aiea isees-F,'' 'lenand non-see'.llAn'
arsrPe !es 100 eveIyehs.x,
1tthefs ~ .fi'' '' u ~ =
fSrNAen1i,so 10 n"' ~' s .'
- s1>tty 80 heei oo'n' P'u'eo'ion
Hinsfaes's "'''e' ''''" 'o''
yree''e " ''''' ''''''s' ~ ".
mperspee S''','''s nave s'', ,"' ~
.lyOTer foSe VINO ''''nS % ,''''' 80
siies asa sheT ''us''' '''' '''''' ave-
orc 49, hundreds "' Young "''"
oysne - IN our m','''' IA 'Snor'''r
u -, Hao are not 't'''''" " ''''
t4sf ~ c'''' -,
= 500 the "'c' '' S''u' N'''''
a. oTF,1 l''''u' ''', ''''-''''
rbt,ss, TOT '','''.N ',' '''',' ~.
ssesss'' 's.''' WING" VIZ ''''" w..
~. IA young "''" III our '' nuns,
= -~i7re p'"P"',' 70 T'''''''''
rv got 'h'S N'n''' Nv tue ''''''',,''
,'h' c''n'n""'''' uP'" s,'',l
1865 -Fr'uclP''S, ",'''" -,
Sraaf eaiho''' '''''.N'' " ''''''.'
4, N, $50 ''' ''''' '''' W, -, '''
md sr'd un''''' '''''' %,' 80. ~.
as.t I'm ST. s.,,
~ ~ '," .'' ~
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