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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-07
THE STATE EXPERT.

The Board Of Capitol Commissioners are at
present wrestling with some bills presented
against the State byiMarshall Robinson, State
Printer. and signed as correct u Charles v.
A. Putnam, the State Expert For some
time past the size of these bills has excited
comment and suspicion, and the alacrity with
which the expert always endor5sd them led TO
an overhauline of the accounts The last bill
put in by Robinson against the State contains
several items which need some sort of an ex.
plantation from the State Printer. g ~
For instance, in his bid for the printing he
put his figures at s. per thousand for pro-
CARNATIONS, and yet in his bill against the
State he has charged on two occasions $40
for 200 copies, which is just ten times the
amount called for in his bid.
For the blanks required by the State officers
his bid was S. per thousand In his bill for
some plain blanks for the Superintendent Of
Public Instruction he has charged So for 48O
blanks, which is about FIVE times the amount
of his bid. '~'.'
For two hundred Controllers. certificates
he has charged the State $40 for 200, while
his bid was accepted for So per thousand.
All these bills were certified to by expert Put
nam, who, when examining them, is supposed
to 60 all over the work, measuring it carefully
and comparing it with the contract. He is
paid we'll for his services as an expert but
from the appearance of the bills now before
the Board of Capitol Commissioners the ex-
pert has evidently done nothing for his salary
except sign his name to any and all of the
bills which Robinson puts in. This is mat
ter which requires a thorough investigation
and while the Commissioners are about it the
propriety of overhauling all the back bills
paid by the State to the State Printer sug-
gests ITSELF
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-07
ADVICE TO SPEAKERs.--The Reno Gazett
has the following sensible remarks: Is

ADVICE TO SPEAKERs.--The Reno Gazette
has the following sensible remarks: Is
We would like just word with the speak
ers who are starting out all over the State to
speak upon political subjects. The nearer the
line of fair judicial argument is maintained
the better it will be for the Republican party.
The more we can get men to think the better
for US and for them. The only Democratic
arguments are denunciation and misrepreseR-
tation, and in order to make them effective
they must get them mad. This is not the
way to make Republican votes. The men
who weigh the evidence on both sides and
who are above the fogs Of personal prejudice
or personal gain, cannot fail to be convinced
that Garfield's Election is necessity, if the
matter is properly laid before them. We COM
mend these thoughts to the speakers, and
commend and advise careful argument and
moderate on, 10 #t#~fi E.@tE
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-07

THE HOPKINS SEPULCHRE.- The tomb of
Mark Hopkins cost $4,000. This was big
outlay uselessly expended. The sort of men
who deserve big monuments, are these whom
the general public are glad to honor. The
fact that this mausoleum was built with Hop
kins' money lessons its value considerably in
the eyes of the people who look upon such
things as marks of respect to the dead. Had
Hopkins built an Orphans Home or an ed
ucational Institution before his death, such a
monument would have kept his memory green
forever
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-07
NEVER MORE SOLID.

The Republican party Of Ormsby was never
more closely united than now. The events of
the last few days instead of having disergan-
izing effect, has brought about a complete and
perfect reconciliation between two factions
which at one time seemed incapable of unity.
This fact bespeaks condition of robust party
health that is most encouraging. 1t is sort
of vitality that only belongs to good stock.
The party is thoroughbred clear through.
Blood will tell There is now but one sort of
rivalry between the right and left wing; each
will strive to see which will do the most hard
work in November. The men who were de-
feated acknowledge that they were outveted.
but as sure as the sun shines these men will
poll more straight Republican votes than any
body next month or know the reason why.
The Convention cannot put up a ticket that
they will net vote from top to bottom. 1t was
the best thing that could happen to the Re-
publican party that the club ticket won. We
didn't think SO day before yesterday but we
think so now. 1t has unexpectedly resulted
in wiping out of all old scores and brought
about sympathetic feeling. 1t is like a
rousing old family reunion with all hands
gathered about the blazing Preside swapping
yarns and feeling happy. We do not say this
because it is a matter of party policy, but be-
cause it is all so, and there is net Republican
voter in Carson or Empire who will gainsay
word Of it. The party was never more solid
than now. t.r@r-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-07

He was smoking cigar on a street car, and
a lady took cut her purse and handed him ten
cents. ''Whats this forl' he asked her.
'It's to buy good cigar when you smoke in
the presence of ladies' said she, as she look
ed around and received the encouragement of
several of the female passengers. ooh, keep
it" remarked the brute, land give me credit
for it on next weeks wash BILL She was 60
ing to the postofice, but she alighted at
Grand STREET.-THE.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-07

ALEXANDRA DUMAS is responsible for the
following: On his first visit to the Salon
his attention was called to the superb portrait
of the etherially thin Sarah Bernhard as IL
Etrangere," with her great Russian greyhound
lying at her feet "Ah, yes, l see" he said
thonghtfully; ga dog keeping guard over
a bone"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-07

The California press is unit on the prop
osition, that Sharon's candidacy is dangeron.
to party success in Nevada.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-07

The Chronicle il quito anxious to see good
wide split in the Republican party in Ormsby.
You can't find a split wide enough to get the
edge of . razor in.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-07

JACQUES OFFENBAcH, the famous musician
and composer, died at Paris on Tuesday. He
was born at Cologne, in 1919, and during the
past twenty years his works have been popu-
lar all over the world. He composed for the
people, and while his works never arose to
the FIRST class, they were immensely popular
wherever his operas were produced. His
"Grand Duchess" "Belle Helene" ''Peri-
chole' 'Julie Parfumens, are his best His
''Orpee aux Enters" ran 800 nights when 6rst
produced, and for piece he wrote for a
Christmas production, in London, he received
$4,000. The musical critics have passed q
severe judgement upon the trivial character
of his music, but the masses love it for its
sparkle and gaiety: and his works will always
be ranked ~ standard with opera bouffe.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-07
$40 Reward.

YUNAKEN FROM SLATER'S HAYWARD,
brown Ulster, plaid lined, containing some valu-
able papers belo gng to Adam Bay The above reward
will be paid for the return Of the coat the papers
B. T. SLATER,
Carson, September 20, 1880 lods
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-07

Ten kEEN's JOKE IN VIRGINIA. - Tom
Keen the actor whom everybody knows on
this coast, and likes, has made big success
in Chicago, as Richard III, and the press is
heaping praise upon his performance. ranking
him as the peer of Booth and Mccullough.
Now it is simply nonsensical to rank Keen
with Mccullough, as the genial John never
saw the day that he was half the actor that
Keen is. 1t would be more of a compliment
to Mccullough to say that he was the peer of
Keen, although it would not be true Keen's
success has been slow, and he has climbed the
ladder of fame laboriously, never scoring
round by any of the cheap advertising tricks
that have been employed by less able and less
conscientious men. When in Virginia City
some years ago he played "Bob Briefly in
the .'Ticket of Leave Man." A few hours
before the performance he was introduced to
another Tom Kean we'll known as trainer of
athletes Some one said that although the
names were similar no enc would ever mis-
take one for the other at which the actor re-
piled: 81 could look like him if 1 chose, and
will, tonight" He spent an hour or so in the
trainers company, studying his manners, voice
and facial pecullarities; and that night came
on with his face made up 30 like the trainers,
that all who knew the latter, noticed it, and
in the last act he initiated his voice and ges.
lures until every body was astonished, and
Tom Kean the trainer was so immensely fiat.
tered that the town was hardly big enough to
hold him the next day. Kean is now
putting prize fighters IN train at No, 1913
Blocker street, New York City.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-04-10

Wils With The grid lion. Twae'at o.
e,ch thioR, I WA siter that varmiot
aad lootAi I lsid up IL bed TOT .
Week after that 0sht. NJ vito boea.
I'd ny wounds Vttk Railways Ready
Belief, sfuics. opodu6ee. 610 q
pain. and various and Sundry othoe
1oofrums. But. 9spis. I Killed M1t
masculine rat I. ~ liclees."
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-04-10

The drst l(osdsys q March. Jsse,
October and December, OF eeca 81.
eudsr year; tho 6roe term uodoc thto
order heginning on tho dr.t 4oo.
day Of June, 1855, sud each alternate
term thereafter, 70 sajd Pari0h,. to b
jury term q which grand and petie
jurtes shall b drawn, summoned
aud empa0eled IN tho msnues pso.
vitled BY Law, on that subject.
For tho Parish OF Sabine The
third Hoedays Of January and July,
aud thu drst l0ndsys OF Nay and
November Of each calendar ye91 /;
the frat term under this order begin.
ming on the third Monday Of July,
1859. and esch alternate term there
after 10 said Parish, TO be . Jury
term, as which grand and petit (ur1eo
shall be drawn. summoned and en-.
paneled. 10 tho manner PROVIDED BY
Law on that subject.
Done and ordered % open oouek
this 5th day Of April, 1850. being The
first Monday OF said month.
iSigned) D. P1ERoO9.
OOOX0 ~ Ob0Vs ~
The present term OF tho Court b
civil term owing 70 the lack OF time
to promulsase the drawing Of aJusy
under tho provisions OF recent a.
actmeut0.
The court then adjourned ovse un.
til next Monday tho 18th and VII
probably tcaneact no busjoeoD uotjt
the 10th. Oaess on tho Parish Oouet
docket will have 70 b trsostersod 70
tho District Court and % tho Juotioe
Court and othse important ohaaoeo
made. 90 To busioeoo a - cont
can b regularly sad sDoothly trsa.
saetsd under ~ ~ seolne. ~
''mcas &c u god oede end eco
evesytAi1G eoo1eslD6 VIII tae0 e0ess
u Ju1ej0 wlu % Uoekiag. unsu1.d
aud unobeezUceel. % b to vsue h
this parish.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-04-10

CHANGE N opylciAl-lxruxr oxxn

East xooday morning tho Court
House balls and rooms Wore . De.
ctdsdly plesssat end clssaly aspeet.
The Old o@elsls Wets Wsuderiug
simlessly about tho offices, joktsg
saeh othse good sssursdly about tho
comlog change Of Affairs. The arst
omoe turned over We that Of the
0hssi&. 1t. l. 4. Dsblieux pleas.
entity Fellaquished his positjoo to
NJ. Sam p. Rsinss. shssi6 elect. Ut.
1slaee then sWoce 10 . be deputies
IL Jdha L Barlow. II. Willis
HolmI1s sx.tsx collector and NJ.
0eevals Tslehel. The CORK. ". b.
runnasd sooa after clothed NJ. Go.
v. Xearuey With BIZ o@clsl mantle.
About u o'clock a., the 18th Judi.
cial District Court wee opened. Hon.
David piersoe, District judee pce.
sial1t Iaaedlassl alsse to eoust
oonveoing Clerk Xaasnsy adwinin.
teeseed The oesA a. v0oo % ". Il.
ruonaed - Dsp9ty Qerk.
The JudCs thss leoued tAe follow.
~ osd1g. wlpA ~. dissoted q s.
= Sced1DoD ~ nSDoto: sS@S "
40 seoordasee With At NJ. 7, II
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Hnuyses Kun . Rat,

1Aaveee y q decidedly do0ootle
oaa. 0o )ovoo - SoteeW SpaD ~
Hjtsas. q veil - Tho milljoeaise. o.
;slehese poeeotate n the laad. He1
d negvo0o t10peCameok md no(
Gtvea b needing Go Mioms q ~
English vernacula.. Tanvoss retired
% hiD Glunbees . IN nights ~
leaSi1g ~ ''wuGoee'' halt b sptee.
tain company. eomsWhsgs sbou,
to small Aours q tho night he M
oWakeoed ftoa hiD oo0niDocouo a.
apoee stats By being vigoeously
ahaken. -'
''What's the mattog1" b gsowled,
wei, dear" hb spouse replied,
I've ct that hg rae shut up Ia the
diaing room and want you 70 oet up
end kill him."
'tOo, durn that mt: lse him b TIL
ooeotag and III Ct - sad oqueleh
hm." 81 H.
But dsar. he'll ct IN The sass;
ruin I'll my milk end not leavo Z
thing 1t b eat."
That Was . conclusive asguneot
Taavoeo agooo, dressed only d hil
NH IL nae1k 9th HI hann 1lnahn And
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-04-10

The vtvee tor several days since out
lest report, Ne % Q stsod. Il CON.
meooed rstug aasio Of Shreveport
o. tho ID. II THE polat Il be- con.
tioued saeeaily o. tho upward grade,
aud tho probability DOW b thse there
viii b sufficient water 10 tho chen.
nel, u admtt tho Jesse K. Boil. next
Tuesday. Tho arrival Of that sie.
CANT packet would provo % eveot a
decided excitement 70 our communal
y. % much b. beeo sad Of -
beauty and tho masni1oeoee q III
outfit, that every 90 who be- not
bed To opportunity b o. To Qvi
vive b sxamins ID Steamer 0ithtn
and vtthost. The xaee b stilt ply.
ING IN 0ane sivse. ed last Tuesday
beooght . hsevy height 6oa IL
Jeeee I. Dill % this eity.
TAe Woathee siaeo our Tt tDuue
aad dustng 10 peoeeot Wsek ~
bssa slmply tseslae b 10 ealogio ten.
pegaeura L ~ moe uhs 10 %.
pssedvs a&aoopases q mid osmmse
than to begiasiag q Aps1. Nght
o|otAiaG ~ h deoaod. "a sfssw
haes 0a1e oek apoeaseaee. At
slghtk ~ i0poeslb)o q o)nnboe
wjea ~ soo)ugt booealA I'D
slotheA NJ 1oee cd vlDdoVU q
ysiDo6oG0vsee ~ Wjos - = @.
~ . letae lsoGk ale, ~ ~ ~
Il ~osioposslble b ~ eomlsels1oe.
We appeod To following syaopels
ol 10 ssmospheejo eoaditioe ahd
eooaeoo slsee our Let repoek
1riday - Cloudy aad indbp1t3oa
oeIala. Wiad South.
Saturday sd.-Rartially cloudy aod
warm atmoephece, clearing Of q
oight.
Sunday, lsh- oleas sad oppese.
sively warm. Ihseuo0stee a1Dety
II degrees u H. ahada Wind
0o9th. .#,
1sadiy, 0th-Anothee clear end
hot day. Wind South. 1beemome.
" again aArhDd g n thoshade.
Tuesday. osh.-Qoedy d ~ neg1'
ias. but eloased o. boooeD nooo.
Thsemomse0 -. ~ ~ ~ eloeed
Il became cloudy With indioot3ooo q
ruin. So
WodDeoday. 7th-Duri1g ~ llght
Q heeyy min storm vietee1 ~ 80.
don, accompanied NTH thun6ee nd
lightning. The wind suddooly ~.
Cd around 70 the Nosth-east: To o.
moephege became chilly. ed q {
O'Clock .. n, . peg1sot dslugs Of
water toll md . portion Of tho TN.
ho1so flakes Of rain. closely -.
preaching anow, iell With tho min
drops. TIE day Ne raloy. cold. d.,
agsseeblA end VIZ cloudy. being q
extremo % tho heat q tho three peo-
vious day..
Thuroday, sth-It Sained all tho
puosious night. With q dark cloudy
moaning, end overcoete end hoavy
clothing II demand. The day M
boetee 0ttod for mid Vintoe. than tho
bright day., and eeoih otmoopheeo
d bgjght-eyod speing. az
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-04-10

Quite a s9dte0eot Was csoatod q
our city. last Wednesday svsol1g.
By to killing Of v. J. Oollies, -
&. Dsob sessee b . nan 1a0ed
xaa DsvroW. . 0eoegiaa, IN To -
ploy Of nr. q. D. Naace, livery sla1)o
ksspse. 1so0 vhae ~ oaa kan ~
oetgia a ~ di0ealty AAsee boak
cone thsse wesks, When Q dlDpase
arose about . plDeol lett u tho etohle
which D~vrow aoouoed Oolljee q
taxing. Since that timo tAo rslaliooo
between tho poetieo havo not 40
friendly. 1ase Wedseeday oo,)ee
under tbe is6oeoee a Nquoe: + b
stated, thtsaseosd IT, III d DsvsoV
aad uads spVsgh de0ooelraGiooe -
attack hin. 0olliee M asss6oG1 n
tho a6see seDe11et ~ dad b ~
Mayor ~ G1eoo1lR II 81 pt0od @
&. Deob dUGok DeVroW s1d o.
Tier 0st @ 1lBht, q 10 IA0ol8
salooo, aod eook Q d1ink teUoo1GR,
but hon WAas ~ havo 1easood. 1o6
lilo de0oogesadooo NJ 001o =.
wards eaeh othse. vhjoh ~ pee-
vented eul0iaaa3oo, b John jogeiA
Who seood beeWoon ~ paso1oA
Justis 1Aally saas>ed ose & ~
saloon. With DsvyoW, ed Weeo Ct.
lo1ed b. oelliee. who 0ade eo1t
rsuask % Dsvrow. Who tutasd "a
aaW Collier Nth ID wsapoa de1a1.
when Dsvrow dreW BIZ plseol, cd
shot Collier, killing him iaseaaely:
DevroW arsd two other shots 6 ~
while % tho dor. without eG,ba.
He was outside tho door a ~
sslooa When be shot 0ollise. No
~ ssaadiae jase inslds q ~ ~.
NY 3asct sstD ossy a. ole
xeeo1oQedfthle uatoesosoes $500
I'D kAl0pooelbl q slasA ~ p
tho bl1nssbls party "a ~ a1jig.
At (ease L = @ sst q jaseioo y 81
paselse . nabe % 9ssl cd PAL ~
statement until Tie ahees a ~ ~
~ 1lly dec)1t6 @ eEAolo46d
49, N>>~>>.A>A 49,. i>A-~00 49, -
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We have bed the pleasure Of meet
tDg and grsetln0 quite Q number Of
eisisses during tho present week.
from Many and distsnt portions Of
THE parish. Among them ~ note
Ut. ". 4. Carter, Eiitoe Sabine In.
dsx. Robt. Huotse. ESQ.,. from Many /;
Ne. L. Y. Garter. itom Ward ok ): Mr..
Emjlo sc, Anne pfu6h00ue, Of
Osmpte. Thece Wero clio d our city
quite q hunter OF st1SnRero, 0-
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Criminal Dob,

WV w W WV Ves0SDO W DUD1So00G
BIZ wife Isabella Gan Fernandez Il
gave bond o. Ase Saturday, b III
sum OF $50. % keep tho peaee for 4
period Of ok months.
A1TonlE71 0,n1l ~ asreoeo1 O
the charge q purioiaing . shoo d
thsvsiue OF 90 dollar and 1fey eoots,
tho peopeety a ono Marie loalDe
Oonde. II Al1osu1z11 went q 4
oootleos errsnd, that bno reason WAy
abe did not O. away shoelsee. ,,r
WILLIE OA1111 allaD Williams (ool
ored) was ssrested lase Saturday q
tho am'isvit Of l. Ohasleville, chaag'
ed With obtaining money under ~
preteuses. Carter alias Willianl
bed Just obtained . marriage llesoee
OF the Clerk q to Coult and M "a
route loe the reejdeaceol hie duleeoia
sad anticipated nupeaai joys, VIA
tns1orabts jue3ee laid be iron ssaal
upon him. veeiiytsg ~ of Qpeled
s1icn Of Rebk Barns,
'The bsse LID plaas q mice md No,
Gait eng aelss."
Last Monday ORAl1ls lcolxsAxD,
(white) NE run down end cspesesd
BY nsssrs. Qlassoce Carter aud l. v.
Jack. two q tho clerks Of J. ]. No.
Cook 4 Bro.. Of this city. charged
With haviuG forged a order toe ai.
teea 6ollan worth d goods on I'D
arm. The 0edee rcd @ follows:
.. ';A1slL tho Z, 100.
NJ. J. J. 1cCbee:
Dear oir-Pjeose lot CHARLES 1Coco.
land have The amount Of Is dollar1
IN goods ao6 / will oettlo the ~
With you. Pleas oblioo. h.-.
,5oasf z. ]. n. Opvl."
Il seems that II. Odom y . ~.
ident ol Vim, @ aiso xoeelA1d.
The lottee had been arrested n that
pasish On tho charge d larceny cd
Was attempting % jump biz boal.
HE securities were 10 hot pulDuit.
aud reached this city soon aft9 the
presentation q to order 20 xcoook
and Bro, and disclosed to eharoceeg
Of xorelsnd. He attempted - -.
cape With his purchases, bat ~ at
succeed. 3e l. Y. Jock made q @.
0dsvit against him 1oe 1orgssy end
10 Q few moments b Was q ~
clutches Of sheriff Raines. lfo.el0Dd
b quite . young man. He b 0oW
lodged u jaN sWaiing preliminary
examination.
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,5f5S OF THIS OFFICE.

uu(W~ ~r
I~A4es,s.y b'co"e' 'ees''t,
~, .ly~t;.;sg bill, ''Iich must
- N l1ssr INSERTION, on
E,6k.d i ''',
49, i,usioa Notice. such - Ap.
- !, Administers, dlius pro.
$50 asal Account viii b.
gyy,mASy CIRCUMSTANCES
! 1es,sspsa''d BY tho ~ to-
tipeion price he's bee'
~ DollAls. and eas'
02tsvvs ~ psid.
u 81 H. r. !. E e eisss =
S lSVslsnsse DvnaAu 10 eprMe,
~ s.; !: :: new YORK.
s1Sl6l AND CITY NEWS.
m 3S11x1o Hso.. he's been ON.
- = ~ eoD4 @ tho VINDloA.
1900 Ds0oetse. We would
p ~ IN our pstrons indite
~ koal itons o. public inter.
ahnabssspssttvs neiGhborhoods.
laIllDeAk GE1A1Mas.
nR1no8, heeessk.
Aees 0ohsbk- . 'sj "a
me upward. IT
oseyess ssoase clothes.
W w Harp 70 olasa lsys.
nottjf6 uDaaia here anoag oil
- 1hiSed ~ igAorsat young
o)UpDbaad I'D % invitation
/ u6o tbslow 0outisrvills. lest
. p1sl M unable 70 attend.
| lg a1sggJ. u tho Laura
r. wa TIL omcs under Oh.
AG - eeeity pspses.
16lIn101sh Dsmeeyas b Inform.
ooDtle I'M brisn editor Of the
vD1nouo ~ soheided. and The
T. u1Daes corresponding.
Ill55dAl a Yeb9-gT1q5
6G q ths Baptist church
NJ 1all) - to-morsow q u
~ 1plb1 slOhl - 1sv. '. g.
u nDooln. The poblic cordially
hoDl ,S1k9l13i5
Nh ~ su Sewing M
o099 l1neod peioee q ~ oln.
I'D ou(1e 1aahlae o@se. eoense
~ ~ VaGbla0tea sGsset.
~. oAasla. III, Of Ward .. 10.
1euloe ~ ~ q ID . meos Of ape
~ 11A pels1aR-eo Easter San.
- ~ sosl1y ~ the ''king Of
- elgiy." W1as ~ soae II our
ual1Gg1 N0lssgDg - such . dish,
01l19 PIT q 1asehi
lg1Il IJjtgsslas merchants J. J.
6sg& IN Aass o. haad . full
QUly & lAdjss' hats q the latest
- L1eW hiy ladies call and
49, .'ioys ofa bonnet" for
IT, ooomse Wsos. - -
i 1lAAassssat Sasu spell, snaas
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