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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-23
FOREIGN AFrAIns,
Prince Orion QUITS Paris without
Taking Leave Of The rrcsidsnt--
The LAY at Lahore, etc

London. March % A C,,lu, lt,,.ah...
,ho 49,, '''9f"enav'
Wv 'o'"'nu''V''oh ueNNo'ed py Inc British
Envoy 70 tho nhllNo chieR AZ 1huRoner has
been happily responded 10. .....
Genernl Rohor,s bss ,eoo,,od. i,,,..a,
49,. l.,..,-,,,. NJ ,,VN'"a "'"s "rV
W" "'ens'py py Day rrhco Moo'a Kahn,
signed by all the chiefs al Ghuzener, intl-
mating that having .ss.ursn.s
~ on, c.,,.M'' ,'
'o''' ln'chuoh
towards them lhey are ready 10 submit 10
come 70 pody 70 Mardan and There nego,i-
am, Vanons local chiefs OF Lnahntnnd ko-
hAtAn nave hcen invited, but would not
present themselves, for tho same object
fropapiy ABDUL HUFFMAN Kahn will come
whhin the sphere Of the expected nogotalion.
Phihof okLoff DEPARTED,
a rmla Dispatch 'Ays Prince Orloif do
parlel'wlthout paying any olloio visit or
,o"ing nus cara WITH President GraYy or
smler Deitlclnet, Persons In position TO
luuge assert that Russia has largely fczed Tho
opportunity Tor showing q coolness 70 Franco,
IN order W relieve tho blundor OF Ghrteeha-
hons famous open advances TO hoG Matters
were 30 managed that tho eSlradluon OF
hartmann was refused whorounon m Offend
ee mr. was assumed Now that The nightmare
o. Franco ana Russian alliance Is dispelled
bismarck can ohcr Russia bis hand. il.l
mn rllE LAY AT LAHORE,
Ihc Daiy News in second edition today
published lhe following "Lahoie, Mach
2Z'-aiho order Tor General Stewards march
on Ghuzne, reached Caudahar on Sunday
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Rhode island for TiIdon.

Providence, r. l., March 22.-The dele
gates elected by the State Democratic con-
vention to-day to the National convention at
Cincinnati, are understood TO favcr Tilden if
he is available. A long series of resolutions
were adopted without discussion, roasserting
the principles of the Democratic party; de-
nouncing the employment of United States
Marshals and soldiers at the polls; tho cleo
ton of the electoral commission in 1875, and
the third term policy, and declaring that tie
man elected in 1880 shall be naugurated.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-23

10 bis house 10 arrest him on account Of soma
trouble with hliwifo When ligles entered
tho house. he ordered the negro 10 eonslder
himself under arrest. and 40 will Ion ~ tho
boose, He refused and went u tho head of
h' bod and got his pistol, aud fired one shot
~ Nlgles, when Rgles shot him / r5ngh tho
breast Por oEihe wounded negro, IA 10 very
cIlueal condition, and mol expected 10 live.
The ball passed through his light lung.
kgles Is under bond, Iorlpr'HWilb aays that
hlgles had both plslcls In his hands NJ tho
time, and ilrod, ono In front aud ono hohind
him. This being the only evidence N tho
The officer. W
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Boston journal burned Ou.

Boston, March GA fire in the cilico fthe
Boston Journal last night entirely Quilted the
building. The competitors ct work in the
fifth story we're forced to leave hurrridly End
a gentleman in the editorial room Sae COM
PEELED to make hasty exit. The Journal
issued this morning from the Helpld office.
The damage TO the Journal properly is not
known, but insurance amounting 10 $4,000
will cover it, +. A. Sesrle, job printer,
who occupied the third and portion of the
fourth floor lost heavily.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-23
A Disabled Bark.

New York, March 22.-The bark Csspar,
from New Orleans for queenstown, which
put into Flores in distress, lost her fore mtst
mot mizzen mast). She had her decks
swept Of stauncheons, and the bulwarks
carried away. The vessel is making
water. The second mate was killed. This
first mate has both leg; broken. Two sailors
were badly hurt.
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National Notes.

Washington, March 22.-Rcprespnt q
Pearson, of Georgia, introduced bill tiIo
House to-day 10 make Columbus, Geor',
port of delivery in the customs dlstric If
Savannah, Georgia, with deputy collec "
residing at Columbus, under such salary as
the Seer ,tary of the Treasury may designate
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shot and Killed,
Special to the Herald

Special to the Herald
Houston, March 22.--Jnmes 0'Brien, n
switchman on the Galveston railroad was shot
an hour ago by John Dunn, at Sullivan's
saloon. 0'Bricn playfully snatched a two
dollar bill from Dunn, holding it above his
bend and laughing Dunn drew revolver
and fired, the ball striking him in the head
back of the left ear, killing him almost in
stantly. Dunn was arrested. Both were
drinking.
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Brenham Not had.

Special to the Herald.
Brenham, March 22,-Brenham Is moral
and law-abiding city. The Grand jury ad-
journed to-day after sixteen days session.
Twenty-seven indictments for felones were
found. No indictments for violation of the
Sunday or bell-punch laws, or for gaming,
were found.
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far have exhibited before and much
larger than any to be seen in Texas,
Buying largely selling small advance cost trade is not
confined Dallas extends the whole of North Texae and Utmost
to every county State frequently louisiana Arkansas and
New Dallas Waco Fort Worth and Calvert distributing
centres the large number of customers within reach ofth
still trade by parties at distance weud make
fair ITSELF This large trade tells why buy the at best
why have the exclusive sale OF choice
patterns Styles promptly leading merchants of Chicago
while the in handling such goods Texas
enables many not be found elsewhere
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Special TO he Herald.
Houston March 22.-An attempt made
last night to break Jail was foilcd. Seven
prisoners cut away the windows. Quarles
lin der sentence of death, was one Of them.
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A GnIe at Galveston.

Special to the Herald.
Houston, March 22.--There was severe
gale at Galveston last night. One vessel
loaded with cotton went ashore and was lost
in the breakers. Nothing from Grant
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Cincinnati Cigar-Makers Resume
Work

Cincinnati, March 22.-The cgarmakers
have accepted the manufacturers concessions
and this morning went to work again It is
estimated that the loss during the iyo weeks
lockout TO manufacturers, men and internal
venue az. 10 ates over $50 l,0O6.
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Tee Nomination for GotntEOr Of
Rhode IsInud

Providence, R. l., March 22.--Tbe Demo-
cratic State conventios nominated for Gov
ernor, Horace NJ. Kimbal; for Lieutenant
Governor, Stephen 7. Slocum.
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up. cuIation M 10 the Republican Con.
ventiOn.
Special to the Herald,

Austin, March 22,-Delegatos to the Re-
publican convention are arriving. There is
ageneral opinion among them against in
structing delegates 10 tho Chicago convention
and against State nomination. They favor
fusion with all opponents to the Democ-
rAnY
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To Re.pInnt Corn.

Special to the Herald.
Brenham, March 22.-Farmers say eonsid.
cradle corn will have TO be re-planted.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-23

Nashville, Tenn, March 22.-The State
convention of the National Greenback party
has been called to meet in Nashville on May
22nd, to appoint delegates to the National
convention at Chicago.
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Schooner Ashore OF Galveston.

Galveston, March 22.-The Norwegian
bark, "Reform," went ashore yesterday Off
this point, with fourteen hundred and sixty
bales of cotton on board The crew were all
saved. The greater part ofthe cargo will be
saved in n damaged condition.
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Special 20 the Herald.
Brenham, March 90. Willie Wardwell,
n gro horse-thief, was sentenced to-day in tie
District court, for five years.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-23

New York, March 22.-The lock on.
piano-nlakers Is shout over, a majority Of
the firms having taken back their employees.
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Houston volksfo.t Trouble. settled.

| special 10 the Herald.
Houston, March 22.-The Volksfest treu-
bles were settled by mass-meetiBg yester-
day. New committees were appointed, and
all lie now harmony.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-23

A Negro Fatally Shot Ina Fort Worth,
Special to the Herald.
Fort Worth, March 22.-Jim Porter, a
negro, was shot through the breast late Sat-
urday night by Policeman Rigles, who went
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-30

IIEur. -jiGN. Pun, SHGWnAN seems 10
bc be- la perfect harmony With GRANT
and SuERuAs about the nomlnatlon al
uAscuck. lie Nas met by Chicago re-
porter Thursday and In response To a
question an To his opinion about the
nomination of HASCuCE be- answered
IL ava not IA politics; hut General
liauro,k ia gond aud great man. The
p,mnrrats have not made mistake
thus time. they have nominated an en-
rellrnt and a strong ticket
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DIED.

BAGALEN AtSp. ~, Tuesday, Juno ~, lsS0,
sARAH bAsALgT, wiz III the late Or ID. Bagalcy
la her Sith year,
FuusAl Thursday at2rs nom her laia iesi
dencc. CORNER Iarob and Thirteenth streets.
Friends Of the family invited IN attend Inter
mrnt al GrCcnwOod
puSBAR-on sunday, Juno y, lSsO, At 3 '
~ at Chicsgo. M, NAsaissruS v. DuSGAR.
agcd IS years
Fuaoml irom the residence OF hi, father. ".
q. Dunbar. No ~ soaIh Penn street Island, this
" sincriAyl morping al 100 oloSk. FncHds OF
The family arr respc0tially iayito,i W attend
InIemcat at NJ Wood Cemetery.
MUCARRICk On TUESDAY evening June ~,
lS>l. al 6 O'clOCk, hu1H NCCsRklCN, Agei al
yCauL
The funeral will take plscc Thursday Sf'sT
noon 81 o elool trom the residence Of his moth
cr. No. Ava Iacob street lntermont At Mt Cal
vary Cemetery, Frisnds Of the family are luNiI
ed a. attend
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-30
llatisis. that now prevail in our public

fAfihes that now prevail In our public
schools be abollshad 80.
skA revolution 10 direction 10 not far
on. We rejoice Chat the hrs, step
has been taken y 2 and that the
Municipal Board of kddcasion have
definitely decided that corporal punish
ment shall not be inflicted in the public
schools Of that city One OF the prin'
cipals thsry wss lately dismissed troa
his position because he had iio1sed
boy Ivy permission Of the boys father
The Board held that Il was a barbHrity
not to no perpetrated in tho presence OF
public school
We are not at all unconscious OF the
TACT that there are difficulties connected
with the question, and difficulties that
We have not touched upon. There are
arguments la special cases that would
seem to justify the system OF corporal
punishment. Hut the iaul, lies at the
bottom oi the school system itself. It's
the fault III the system that makes
corporal punishment seem to be necos'
saTy
The revolution that Ia coming will an
aver the argument at the same time
that II upturns AMI oyerturns and turns
inslde.out the whole sell ol system as
Il nov exists,
About eight miles from the city OF
Boston ia the little town Of Quincy,
and very near the spot where the hrsl
act in the American revolution took
place, which has given us iroe govern.
ment and free institutions, tho first step
has been taken toward q revolution IN
our public schools, which Ia destined Ia
drive out aud obliterate forever
many Of the iallacies upon which the
present system is based,
Instead IL the crack vi the tOrule and
the cry VI the children, or tho solemn
s,lrnoe oi tho school room under the
terror of the rod or tho fr0wn oi the
teacher, there IL the gay laugh oi the
scholar, the busy bulzing OF tho voices
ct children, aud all the freedom 1t not
the irolic which belongs to Childhood.
The average teacher, the unregenerato,
old fashioned, logging school master,
would call IL bedlam. Hut IA the
midst al the "muss," the child's mind
is being guided to natural growth ami
his innate love for knowledge enslndled'
uirected and gratided. Tho school room
aud lts discipline ia made attractive IN
steal Of an inquisition. discipline andln-
slruction becone privilege aud pleas
ure 10 the child instead oi being on
forced after the fashion of pile driving
Wa will have more Ia say about this
revolution that in coming ia our.schoolS,
aud In the meantime invite the teachers
Of our city and State to inform them
selves somewhat in regard tn the
Quincy system" andsee how II shames
aud ridicules our present methods,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-30

AFTER his nomination, General HAN
COCK, when asked IA To his policy, said
Democratic, of course, Whether Ia ar
out ol the high office ot President, ! he.
lieyo that honest seli.govornment Ia the
highest XII u people can have, and that
IL in nutshell what | believe To he the
spirit OF Democracy aud the Cincinnati
Convention.
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Bankruptcy Notice

TN THE DISTRICT COURT or Tux UNITED
states Tor the Distinct Ot West Virginia 10
bank rupty, Ia the matter ct Ar'hnF NJ lccoo'
bankrupt. ,..
Notice IL hereby given that petition has BEEN
HIcd IN the said District Court 10y Atlhuf NJ,
Tcccr ni wheeling, Ia hHid district, who ia,
hruu duly declared bankrupt uninr ,he ne
,Isrd statutes of tho uuilud SL,uN, title "bauk
rurtry fora discharge aud certificate theresa,
frim all hi, debts aul other claims proNabis
under said act. aud that the I'D lay pi July A.,
u ,lnsu. nj 10 u'Clnuk = NJ nj the 4liluo Ol y y,
IhrritE ut Wheeling Mcs' Niudnit, arr the limo
nuI place nssiguud lot lhC huArlng at the same
When Rnd whcrc yuu may attend auh show
ra,s, II ANY Nou have. Why the prayer al tho
said petition should not Ia gtanlOd .
IAsIfR Y MOORE,
Ulcrk at the Dist let C0utt iuT said District.
JCinuaNS
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ohio County Democratic Ticket.
CONVERSATIONS IN THIS STATE

psancEAuo aAtE ooSNSST'os'
AArunshuts. July 18th.
,.. ,.,.,,,rs pEua,HArtc CASmpArEs FuG
tuSaEESs
FIa ptsifiJ Nhcoltng. August ll'h'
Na.,la.f pi,irtsi- fUirmnnt, jul nth
Ta.pf A. artt Hinton. August ava.
AEsvmt,,s sTATE CosVGSuoS
ttr,itnn. Juus Suth.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-30

TuE combined Democratic vote m
New Work h,st year, With thousands
ahseuung themselves, was a. N9 IN ~
cess al the Republican vote. lhcrr 10
ma dissrnsiun this year, and the Demo
cratic majority Will probably run up To
~ On
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-30

TuK sentence lY Minister MAYNARD
Of MIRlAR, the Greek naturallIod as an
American, To death lor the murder oi All
Egyptian lawyer, togolhcr with some
other eases in which American citizens
have been tried before our consuls, has
lod To an inquiry lay the Cabinet into
the cnnsIiluliOualiiy "l the act at
Congress- which authorizes our oonSuls
auI ministers Ia tho East tn try AmcIl'
can citilnns charged with crime. The
act authorizes the trial by the consul or
of > Jury. This the Secretary at State,
aud the President alsn, II il reported,
arr oi the opinion that II N clearly IN
constitutional, since 10 American citi'
Een can he deprived ri right Ia trial 10y a
Jury. Should this Wow prevail, aud IT
seems clearly correct, the sentonce ol
tho Greek murderer, IA we'll asall others
tried by our diplomatic representatives
without jury, must he annulled.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-30

THE GR,Sr men will say to the anti
GRANr men, after tho election, we told
,nu 80. and will push the Ihlrd-term
candidate tor 1854. They may then
surcrcd In nominating him; hut all,
Them
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NOTICE.


WHIIIINW, ", ~ IWHV 10 Nv"
Notice Il hereby given that section % OF an or
dluanCo nuIitlrd "oiiuuUcs," which ioIhids the
nring III guns. pistols. fire crackers, hroworkA
&c will he strictly enforced aud the Sergeant
aud hts Deputies viii ARREST ANY lNTsbh o' l"''
sous Violating said section.
Ic-pnusihlc pcrs ms desiring Ia exhibit hre'
works la satu plRCgs can procure pcTmii IN Az
plicaiiuu 10 the Mayer.
At the suggestion III many CtlihcnH anu hNSi
moss men I hereby recommend that Monday,
Jul, 5lu. next, shalt he 0hSarNUd la thls Ciiy a.
Tho anniversary III ihr Declaration ui lndeprn.
drury aud dat busiutSS hC suspended 0h mat
d,y A. I. SWEENEY, Mayor
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MugAr llAIsrgAp says "liANcoCG =
nomination by Confederate brigadiers
sets the old rebel yell Ia the music Of
the Union" WALLACE, OF Pennsylvania,
adds at will he solemn music for the
Republicans Ia face.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-30
Sl,eriH~s Sale,

ohio County Cnurt ~ pa ASsumpsi;
pa,yuruu 4 DnNrucr W. Parker MOS
bY NIRIut on AN kAtCUlluN ISSu M
ID la the uhnyy entitled vauRc aud Ia mC u
tcrtrI. have levied upon aud viii proceed ld
srlI ln the highest aud best bidder the iniloNinS
dr,,rihrI A., lsuual property ~ NON 2lihaud l!li
Market street, Iruirv Wheeling, "n
FRIDAY. IulN orll, iS,n,
At IOu'rio,k A NJ, Vi.
one lot ot tlour tnhout fhharrcls I'D ~ sacks,
nur lot ut tea nuc lot al COnucs Que lat uf tolac'
uu. sugaIs, soaps. brushes, vnunvd NUTS, corn,
al, a,L Al Gtal sud al thiuus u~srtsnins ~
Also, NJ 2piS Market strUvt. ~ baTrrlA aud ~
sacks III llnur Aud at M lllO Main HtIctt bc.
tween tie hour, at IN O'Clock N, aud O'Clock
y N. . one horse aud vi. uu, two sets hi harness,
one pair Oi Gkids aud one Truck. Terms cash.
"a 1INdlE,
Irm O.C.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-30

The start 10 made. /
ssvnlssaffbyrassd win v.
49, Ian, ) us sse so Peat
lAIak III Rspu 3lcan eandida,s that Il,
dosfoy siaSsrest n NE race.
We believe thxt pr 7. II, LOGAN, OF
this city, will be the choice OF the con.
vensIou, and W believe also thst he Is
the strongest candidate they can pu, up,
lie would help strengthen the county
ticket In Ohio, and that isa consider
alton 20 which amay are looking, He
may no, at this time be able To poll the
vote which JouS X. llupDARD did ~ this
county, but he would Ne q strong cshdi.
date throughout the district.
We are aware that no Ia not the
choice oi the hklli9saoG oAnrBEl.L
will awe him the cold shoulder In the
convention and again In the campaign IL
no can. Hut u viii not make much
difference IA his vote one way OF
another. CAnrUELL's choice, ve believe.
L. n not A. W, CAMrnsti.,
then joins A. CANrBKLL, who lives In
the extreme end Of the Panhandle,
away out ui reach aud relationship with
the balance ol the district. Wa don't
know whether the latter IN related to the
insmer an not bat that Is n matter
which might make some difference ~
the vote.
We think the convention will rather
DO disposed 10 take our advice, both ~
to the nominee for Governor and Tor
Congress, and We are sorry not To be
able 10 make any suggestions regarding
the other offices. We have looked over
the entire field and our resources are
entirely exhausted.
P.S. We were on the eve ut sng'
gcsiing 10 the convention that they
make some use oi our stalwart friend
Jous W. MAsos, who In there on the
ground, hut We recall tho fact that he
lost all his apple-iack at Chicago, and
would be m had condition 10 make
campaign for any position.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-30

Tus Democratic platform Is as popu-
lar As the ticket u Is short, simple ami
unsuuiynral, and has no weak points.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-30

AsGARFIEIp has not yet formally AT
ccpird the nomination. tao has eh"'''e
a. decline aud get cut oi the scTapc.
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NOTICE.
Haear,.. f,ars.ellc nalvei

r.:SsT:ss: ::dz =: css F: ~:
h vos ~ By la01a, La . o.. ASsan
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.'' sxw Anv ~ N Z w.,
Nofq6r
POSTPONED.

TO rHE psfAvoRABLE STATS
~ Otthc weather, the congregational ficiie
ponsd iora fen days. So,se WIN he slvou tan
eariy date when Ii shall take place
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.JOHNL. BJSETZ.
affO5'slPy al Lar.
A~D-
NOTARY pyRLIC.
OFFICE n srHIHxAcHEE's BLOC y
JASPER. INDIANA.

yIyILI prar,icee IN al Courts III fhss nn6 ncunirr
w cnutiiss. Particular aii-ufirn given ~ tplirr-
sions and Cows, Arriar. J-nr ii'h -so-fF.
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ttns = Foanf IN hw wE5rh = ~ fn.
strr+t w 21nmE Fummz rnem u hD are rpmD.
is- ~ &C fhe hAF hrf1re fAe d1r III. nula
fn'e anE sfftr eirxs5om- The 1mFhowisr 4.
iAe LAw 1owrmki. a ycunr mam -
dcf- nnd rrnrh ~ tEemrr-<r~r hirrh-eFrr
rnill 'At thir1 a Nerwmher. me drr sol-
ipMrn< ne fhM e erai0n- j. mevsraksBr-.
sHtliind ~ wntF- The rumnnnm Ear p~fm-
CO. =. 80 dpwm In Kems- 90 rpH.. rus ~
-. hohhs that mnn 4. rwrms~-n11r
Fczrs cf are A ike hsr5mnimr rf IA a.
Frxxfnns - the fwemar. rfrst nmmfrsrsrrr
" a. hirSh- --Nsw Nork DSsputrh-
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Young man ufn = wfsTfnr ~ u,
down ~ siiFrf~-- ~ d~vnfe kf. rFrrn "
-"'ltts- Ansi Iive M fAse earnings cf n
eiM~r- ~ Ju-tir ie ke,t rF4sss - = n-rls4
" npf = ss4nr-ruu~ nserrhxr IT -arsr-s
~ cunx man ~ ~sirir rr Errinr sr.Ee "
rVii@<ni AZ 49, -Erh 4 rhimg- As.l f4
zaer- every rrnn- hvErrer weaEshv "
y Slse te1rnNs hi~ ~rm -crlr hm~ire-~ r
MhAca ~ ran eaFn lsre1Ihoed. Thr
sane sramrislr sluclii ~ srgsiS.s.I ~ rirss
f-rtrx EArl -huEisi I've frrEAsr - tA 4pf<
-a,f o4sin@- -isrrf A. tar~hf sarr M y
silsrreiiitasiAr ~ ifve 4 iEse W a8sr~nsl-sa-r.
eEeH nIcn hrr t1'h~r- ErerF .irf. mknf-
ever afr sssriAi 49, seenaEnFs uors.ifsion y.
llAssS ~ some sine in her IIs. ~ ~
lAE~ ngprn Ter 0un re-aurrt~ AL the
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