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THE TAMMANY ELECTORS R SIGN
And Kelly's Patriots Eat Crow Heartily.


SARATOGA. July 90. The Tammany
Demoorati. State Committee rnst to-day.
Several memoers sent substitutes. HE
secretary said he hau the resignation from
all the candidates Tor PRESIDENTIAL Electors
nominated ~ the Shakespeare Hail Con-
venJIyu. Page Of Oswrgu ,noved To accept
At once. Cowan Of Saratoga Thought It
setter t..sppont commiltee To confer
with the other gautza,ion before accept
ing The res,gnatlvus. No actioa was taken.
On motion of john Kelly the chairman
appointed five members 10 act with the
CHAIRMAN aud secretary To prepare AL adj
dress.
The following resolution was adopted:
Rssolped, That while our constituents
had no part in nominating the electoral
ticket headed by Hon. Aoram 8. Hewitt,
We recognize that in voting for that ticket
they will vote for oui national candidates
whose success would be jsopardized by re-
tanning Two electoral tickets IN the State,
aud We, therefore, accept the resignation of
the gentlemen nominated as electors BY the
Shakespeare Hail Convention, and deter
mine that the union aad harmony of the
party will DO best served oy emitting to I'LL
their vacancies.
A committee consisting of Hon. John
Kelly, Vim. Wright, L. 5 Jenny, A. D.
Page. Fred l.. Westbrook, John II. Colby,
aud r. M. Sheets, presented an address t.
| the Democracy Of the State which war
adopted. IL says among other thugs the
nomination Of Hancock. the soldier states
man of Prnnsy lvania, has lifted the whole
parry above embarrassing local and Stat
/ distractions to u broad National ground, aut
has blotted out the past alienation anc
raised u grand hope. Now there IS but ont
party, ono cause aud one work IN winch al
Democrats should heartily unite aud u
which they should devote their utmost zeal
Let all past aiieuatIons be forgotten.
The following was adOpred:
IL WHEREAS, the wise and patriotic actor
of the Democratic Natlonai Convention, re-
Gently assembled in Cincinnati, in placing
before the peupls Of tho uuion as candi
dates for President and Vice-President O
the United States Gen. Winfield Scott Han
cock and Hon. VIM. II. Euglish, has sol
lied differences which have divided tn
Democratic party upon national issues Il
TINS State: therefore
Resolced, That with the view of having
Convention in this State wherein all mem
beers of the Democracy may DO fairly an
propsIly represented, a subcommittee q
i've Do appointed by the chair to confe
with the Democratic Stats Committee Q
which Hon Lester b. Faulkner Is chair
man, and that such subcommittee be clott
ed with full power in the premises. Th
chair man appointed as such committe
Patrick II. Cowan, Saratoga; Robert W
EdmuDds. Westchester; Anthony Barra
~ Kings; L Gariuer Pope. of Warren, an
Edward J. MegaD, Of Albany.
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STATE DEMOCRATIC ELECTIONS.
MISSOURI.

MtSoOUhl.
JEPFERscN cry, W.. July 22-rhe
Democrats Safe Convention this IN rNing
nominated Gen. Tom Crittendeu for Gov
ernor and Col. Root. A. Campbell tor Lieu
tenaut-Goyernor. Il ,bert d. Ray was
nominated Judge Of the Supreme Conrt
OHIO.
CLEVELAND July .2.-rhe Oaio Dsn'-
cratic Convention Assem- bled today. Judge
L. ID. Thomas, Of Youngstown, was made
temporary president. After his spsech and
the appointment Of the customary commit.
tees the convention took recess till the az
ternoou. .M
The convention on recession made Theo.
Cook President. Sixty-three delegates
we're present; no contests, The committee
on resolutions reported on the resolution
endorsing the platform and candidates OF
| the Cincinnati convention. VIM. Long
was nominated Secretary Of State. TIE
remainder of the ticket nominated was w
B. Follett, Supreme Judge, r, J. Tanning
Clerk of the Supreme Court, w. j. Jack
son, Board of Public Works, ]. j. Burns
Commissioner OF Schools, r p. Anney ant
J. F. Toilet. presidential electors at large
| VERMONT.
BURLINGTON. VT. July 22.-The Demo
cratic State Convention met TO-DAY an'
unanimously nominated Edward j. Phelp
for Governor.
lieutenant Governor, Geo. W. Gates
White River Junction; Treasurer. Jscs
Williams, Bellows Falls; Presidential cleo
tors at large, Cyrus J-nning OF Hubb srd
ton, and wv. Bliss Of Bradford.
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Notes OF the Day.

The population Of Bismarck is nearly
$780,
A machine for making pies has lately
been patented . Fry
There are 10000 Methodist Episcopal
churches ia the country .=...
St. LOUIS finas from the census that
her pppuiatIon II ouly 375, 600.
H. ~ thonz ht the CELSIUS will give four
more Conxre ssuep TO NEBRASKA.
The census just taken In Boston shows
the population tn BE- about 35i QUO.
Burdetts. the Burlington Hauk Rye
man, has gone To live permanently at lam
Jacket, Mass.
SILT Lake has increased 8 900 IN the past
ten Years, whit ID uy-r has added q, QUO
to its Population.
The Burlington Hank Eye suggests that
the Democratic party has been fasting
longer than Tanner has.
Dr. Tanner has received an IF Of I'll.
QUO a week 10 driver 100 lgctuies. II he
survives his forty days last!
The Burlington HaDk-Eye proneuuces
he mao wh,c ,mmi -u'cids before election
to b. recreant and traitor.
Sara Bernbsrdt recently changed hel
dress nineteen times 10 sixteen hours, dur
ing which time she appeared In three
plays. -. .ua as..s ..
MISS Mary Travis, . lady one hundred
years Of age, was recently baptised in Eng
aInd, feet without q parallel In the Eng
lish church.
At the beginning Of the present century
there were 3 000.0 copies of the Bible IL
e1istencr; since then l18, 900. 700 more have
been printed.
The Denver, (Col.), Tribune says that u
10 quite possible'' there will be Two Dem
ocratic tickets in the field in that State be
fore the election. .... .g za. ..r
or one hundred patents issued from thu
Government offie" in Washington ninety
eight never pay back the amount OF the
| fee to the owners.
| A man who firmly believes that sec
ond a NOD will cose next November u COW
er the whole face of the earth Is building
an ark at Helena. Texas.
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Pen d'oreiile Division.

From the Phiadclphis New-Norh~est.
The most favorable report csme from
this division. Superintendent Sprague
telegraphs that work alone the limo Is NOV
ing satisfactorily, and that the grading
from Waliula to Spokane Falls viii be fin-
ished by the middle Of September, dis
tapce Of. 162 miles. 5-a
The " Belle of Bath has arrived ~
Portland With full cargo Of rails. fasfen-
ings, locomotives and machinery. This ID
the third arrival out Of the feet Of twelve
chips. carrying complete outfit for the
Pen D'Oreille Division. ~
The iand sales In this division amounted
this year, mp to June 2Sth, 70 s1i3,6i1.
or this, $73, s04 Wss paid in cash.
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INDIAN AGAINST INp1An
The Sioux Clean Upa War Party OF
Piegans.
From the Benton Record q.

From the Benton Record -.
Reports from the Musselshell country
state that fourteen warriors belonging to
the aBear Ch,ef'' band Of rieRans went 70
var On tbs Sioux camp. which was located
between the Yeliowstone and Mussslshell.
while near the camp ths Piegans we're dis
covered by . mounted scout, Who was inn
mediately shot down by the enemy. Un-
knoss TO the P,rgans. another Sioux had
Witnessed the killing Of his comrade and
returned to the camp Of his people and
rave the alarm. Il took bat Tow mo-
meuts 70 mount about two hundred Sioux
warriors, who charged the Piegsns. The
latter stood their ground aai killed four
Sioux ~ first Ore. In tho excitement which
followed Two PiegAIs skulksd 06 AID hid
leaving twelve If the party to eight IL out.
The Sioux then resorted to their tactics of
drawing their enemies fire whils circling
around them, and the Piekan@ fell into
the trap and ann exhausted what ammu-
milton they bad without dsiug much dam
ago TO tho enemy. The Sioux upon dis
covering this closed 10, killed
the twelve warriors. quitting and scalping
them 10 > horrible manner. The 6ght was
witnessed BY tue tvo cowardly bucks who
.nsaked "a. and rstarpsd 70 The Pisgan
camp and related the news "Bear Chief"
camp Il po~ In : big stats ~ mourning,
cutting Of hair. aaxsrs. j,iuts. lsGs end >
ire ne Of vhits mud vss INDUCED In for
several days By the women q The camp.
Tvv Of Bsar Chiefs buys lot their BAR
10 tbs flght, a1d - Pisgans ars stodyiag
out plan h0S - avsags To scalp aancs
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stead Entries.
AN ACT 70 amend sections twenty-five
hundred and sixty-two, and twenty-thrse
hundred and ono Of the Revised Statutes
OF the United States, In relation TO the
settlers A6Adavit IN pre-emption and
committed homestead entries.
b u ENACTED ~ Ms Senate and Houss of
Representatives Of fAs United 6t0tss 81
Amsrtcc - Oesersss ssssmblsd:
That the affidavit required 70 b made
By sections Twenty-Five hundred vnd sixty
two and twenty -thres hundred and one OF
the Revised Statutes OF the Unitsd States,
nay b. nade bsfors the clerk u the coun-
q court OF any court Of record o. the
county and State and district and Territory
IN which the lands aSs situased and y
said LANDS ars situated ~ ~ unorgAnissd
county, such aGldavit @ay - msde IN .
simIlsr many 10 any adjacent cosnty 10 said
State or Territory. and The sfldavit %
made and duly subscribcd shall have the
same force and effect - n nsads before the
register end receiysr Of the proper land
district. ana the Same shall b tFanemit&sd
" suoh clerk u tho conrt 70 The rsGistsr
"a receiver with the Ssss and cha1ges -
lowsd " iaw.
Ap1sevsd jsns :, 1880,
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The Fast Old Bow

NEW YORK, July % De. Tanner com
planned Of vertigo and sickness at the
stomach this morning, but ut noon be was
feeling better. He received letter from
Dr.. w. Lee, of Marion, H., who says he
himself has fastened twenty-four days, and
another from Philadelphia woman who,
pleading leap year privileges, offers him
marriage. When last TAX the pulse was
", rather weak and more compressible
than yesterday; temperature. %. 8, s; res
piration. 16. At noon he entered on the
twenty fifth day Of bis fast.
New YORK, July 22-MidniRht-Dr.
Tanners fast remains unbeoken. Despite
the drizzlins rain and muggy weather, he
xvowed that the air was fresher than it had
been from tho start. He did not take his
usual evening ride, bu; remained in the
hall conversing with attendants an taking
short maps. He retired at 10 o'clock. Ex-
animation made BY physicians show the
following result: Pulse 70, temperature
90, respiration 10 weight 1917
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MEAGHER COUNTY.
Hus,andman

The wool trade has been about equally divided be-
tween L. Grisar b Co. and Paris ,,ib-on.
Miss A. H. Hussey. u sister OF j. u. Hrssey Of
this valley, AID II graduate OF Vassar College, has
been appointed " a positiun In the Helena Graded
School. She Will start for Montana III lew weeks.
We had an interview with Gen. Ruger this week ON
his return from his tour Of Inspection OF the country
east OF the snowies, for the purpose OF choosing u
site Tor the new post, but couIa eneit nothing In
gard to what point would probably be chosen Its
rumored that it is to be on Fords creek small trb
utary south of the Judith mountains. flowing, we
believe into McDonad's creek. IL Is, however set.
tied that IL viii be neither the judith Mnssel-
shell, but AN intermediate point about i2o miles from
this place by the Travelled route. Ar for the
permanent location and commencement Of the wofk
Is expected In q few days. ...',
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I. reported recently opened that prospects hl.b \,
From the Independent

rTOIH INC THuepcndent.
letter Was received In this city yesterday fra
Hon. Martin MaginniS. WHO was at tn d,,. =, ~
letter IJnly iol at RED Wing, Minnesota wber. ~
detained, we believe. by the sickness Of bs viz,
Heexpressed the intention of leaving IN lew da, -.
Montana, and intended to come by way Of the Val
lowstone He will PROBABLY reach Helena aoou, ~.
fret of August.
Fourteen Ut the Census enumerators' por,to,,..
have heen cent to Washington fifteen are re,,n.s
for correction OF errors
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Sax Francisco. July IA dispatch
from Oroville says the business portion Of
Gibbon&viIls. Sierra county, hurnsd this
norning Loss svsr $4,000.
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Arrival Of the Needle.

NEW York. July 2U--CIeopatra's Nee
die. nov in the Lower Bay, will be
landed here with appropriate cere-
monies. The programme for unshippiug
and erecting has not been completed, ont
the Masops in all parts Of the country
have expressed desire to share In the
programme. The uushipping will be- 40
complished by the same means employed
In placing IL on board the Dessouk.
The steamer will be FIRST lowered on the
dry docks and then the obelisk slid upon
two floats, one under either end. The
machinery made in Trenton last fall and
used at Alexandria for lowering the col
umn, viii b employed again for its re-
erection. The sits selected Tor the obe-
lisk II In front and TO the southwest Of
the Metropolitan Museum OF Art, . little
70 the north Of the Grswaokls Arch. Ceu-
tral Park
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DENVER, july % The Tribuns's Lead
vile special says Grant arrived last even
ing al $50. He was received by . company
~ mounted police, two compa ,ies VI cxvsi.
~. Eve companies OF infantry, the city fire
Department and i've hundred veterans Of
the late war. A salute Of 100 guns was
fred .hile the procession marched through
the city. The line Of march was brilliant
Il illuminated and decorated with ever
green's and flags. The streets were crowd
Oh. II 10 estimated there were nearly 3d.
600 peopls, on i'Ie ssrse's. Grsnt excused
frou making speech on account
Of hoarseuess. Tomorrow he will visit the
,mrnes, attend the theatre in the evening
4nc ball and reception after tho theatre.
The party will remain uosil Monday. The
city expends sc, 600, mostly raired BY pri-
vate subscription, for the entertainment.
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TElE3RAMS IN BRIEF.

DENVER, July 53.-Tbe Democratic
State Convention 10 called to meet at Lead.
vile ON August 18th.
LONDON Jul, ga large party Of Jes'
uits expelled from France have taken m
establisbmen. at New South Wales.
OTTAWA. July PA decided shock Q
earthquake Vas felt here at 2 O'Clock THU
orniug accompanied by rumbllng noise,
LONDON. July 20-The Standard THU
morning says: We understand theta mar
rage has been arranged between Lady Bur
dett Coutts and Mr.. Ashnead Bartlett
Member Of Parliament for Eye.
sr. LOUIS. july 23.-The Democratic
State Convention sdj,urned this morning
after session Of all night. The State
ticket completed Ii ~ follow: At, oruey-
General. d II. McIntyre /; Register 0,
Lrnds, Robert A. Mccullough (; Railroad
Commissioner Gen. y. Pratt |
NEW YORK, July 23-Arraueemeut'
have been completed with General Grant Il
accept the presidency Of . new mining
company shich hold an immense tract o
land, already sufficiently developed bs PR
vats enterprise 10 give assurance that it Y
solid and valuable.
Yellow Fever.
MOBILE July 90 The English bark r
W. Wood arrived at quarantine with tn
yellow fever. The secoud mate Is very II
and everybody on board has BEEN dow
except three men Two men have died.
Havana, July 90 i There were 81 death
from yellow fever for the week endinl
Saturday last.
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schur.'. Speech.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jaly 20.-Sec. Schurx 10
his speech said be intended to appeal to
the reason and not to the passions of his
auditors, and then, in . masterly way,
proceeded TO set forth the reasons ~hy
the Republican party under Garfield
would do vastly better work for the
country than tho Democracy under Han
cock. The chances Of the Greenbackers
were not visible ones. He alluded with
some personal pride TO the record OF the
Administration nov about to surrender it,
iuties INTO other hands. While mot free
from blemish, il was in every way credits.
BILE. He reviewed at length tho unsavory
record Of tho Democratic party on the
Question Of secession, slavery aud q
nances. II vas not question Of honor
Ing : wosthy General, but Of givinx tho
country thA kind q President Il needs He
pointed out that an army odioer Who had
no previous traiulng ~ statesman vas 1t
Z sad is4dvsntage in handling the affairs
81 stssecrafs in which he Gas partially or
wholly nnskilisd; that he became fFequsns-
II bevildsred, often did ur0ugly, G0t DIS
.cnurseed or reckless and did ino0mparabIe
Injury - To Gnvsrnmsnt, - matter boz
pors, able q steady - va
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MISsouLA COUNTY,

| NItrOuIlAn.
The thermometer last sunday indicated 9s degrees
In the shade. .. #a5.
The quartz fever In Bitter Root ranges ut fever heat
Rev. stuart brought down with him ON "Wednesday q
number Of ore specimens which oar " amateur 4
perts pronounce very wealthy.
We learn TINT Mrs. Amanda Pegg, formerly of Mis-
souia but lattery of Helena, married she 4th
Of July TO Mr.. Richard simpson, of Helena.
Missoua desires aud needs telephone connection
with the Fort where the military Telegraph once Is
located. +
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MADISON COUNTY.

Judge Blake shipped 100 pounds OF ore to Omaha
to be- smelted. The yield at the rate So72.2
gold and sara silver. The shipment netted S675.
One fifteenth of the popalationof Virginia City
Good Tempsrs. Another fifteenth ought to be.
Judge Couger is putting in his spare tim exploring
tbs neghboriug hills in pursuance of geological and
mineralogical arches. One day this week,
informed he discovered the oatcrsppings Of what
pro aises to be rich body Of quartz.
Matt Anderson, Esq editor of the Courier, passed
through the city. yesterdy, escorting his sisters.
Misses Lima AMI Mamie, To the terminus. The young
ladies' on their way to Wisconsin, where the. will
spend the winter visiting their relatives. We wis b
them pleasant ip. y
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BEAvERHEAD COUNTY
Atlantis, 32i.

Atlantis, x2d.
The measles have abated IN Glendale.
Friday evening Joseph Williams. son OF Judge
williams of Helena, died at the Burnett House Of
rheumatism OF the Seart
Eleven prisoners In the Bsnnack Jail.
Prot. Knabe was chloroformed In his room by q
burglar who became frightened and fed.
The Hecia Company IL now hiring every man that
comes along and wants work,
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LEWIS AND CLARKE COUNTY.

From the Capital.
In the absence OF u. q. Reynolds, Frank Pope IL
acting as Cecretary OF the Fair Associations. ~
the gas pipes being placed In position In Ming's
Opera House. The theatre will he well lighted one
hundred and twenty burners TO be put In all Of
which win be under control from behind the scenes
20 that the room may BE- darkened or lighted Ct will
Charles A. Log N. the iuitiator Of the Miner I'm.
ION In Nevada, 10 making tour OF the Territory.
Ffom the Herald.
Mr.. Robt. E. Strahorn exprcts to return to Montana
next mouth. $40 h#@ stcn t.
Matthew McQuirk. from Bozsman, reached Helena
yesterday. bringing with him Clark Chief. Fannie
PatcheE and another animal which ns calls tn,
Dark Horse. all Of which are qaarssrsd Il the Fair
Grounds. M si8
The chain gang numbering half dozen or more.
may Be seen WORKING On thu streets daily AMI are
doing good service
We arc gratifed to learn that Thomas z. Kimball,
Esq. long connected with the Union Psciac Railroad
- 0~nera Presenter Agent. viii shortly visit Mon
anawith the intention OF spending some wseks 10
he Territory. including tour through the National
Park
yisosr sreand q the hsad 81 Ton Milo nsar Hssas.
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TERRITORIAL.
CHOTEAU COUNTY.
Er,m IN. R.c,,Fd -


The Piegan indians are moving toward the buffalo
country, which il now east Of Benton and neal the
Musselshell c"rntry.
The Episcopal Church Committee intend building
this fall Four thousand dollars have been subscribed
The returning Yog miners oil agree that the main
gich will not pay to mine by email companies, but
will havs to be work d by bedrock hume. Good
prospects have been found upon several claims which
upon being opened proved to b. spotted There are
about 30 men there who hs'e faith In the camp and
believe that rich paying streak be isand. Never
since the discovery uf gold IN Montana have so many
me, stuck to a camp they have at Yogo, and many
old miners regret leaving 1t to-day they still be-
lieye that good digpings will be found.
SOUTHERN DEER LODGE COUNTY.
Frontier Index, 25th.
Mr. Alvin Lent is the author the excellent article
in the last Aining RsvteD entitled " Butte"
Judge Mayhem has appointed Lawrence A. Brown
prosecuting attorney for Butte.
Mr., Dunn, Superintendent of the Alice mine has
gone on brict visit TO New York. ....
Mr.. X. f. Wilkinson has withdrawn from the lnde1
~hich is now published by Mr.. W. j. Barton.
From the Miner.
The hosting machinery for the Mountain Boy Is IN
operation.
Ground WAS broken yesterday for the foundation of
the presby terrain Church to be Quilt ON East
Broadway.
A man named Davis, working on wnze 10 the
Boulder district fell ntty feet Oh Monday, breaking;
arm and one leg.
G. b. Froworitge mas bought the 70x7l feet vacant
piece of grouId opp 'se the rosfoaicc for 81, 900
aud will build three stores On 1t.
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ssaIth vhetber he viii show himself nt.
tad 10 move on that field OF civil action and
dutv where forces arc bsndlcd and directed
mot by = mere rule Of command and obcdi-
ence. but b. finding the just measure Of
firmpess aud moderation in the pursuit Of
great objects and resistance 10 evil influ
ences. | cAnaot impress u too strongly on
vonr mind that there can b. no greater diff
FERENCE than that between the handling of
troor,s in . campaign and the handling Of
the politicai forces Of . great people and
the bAndling OF the political Affairs OF .
great government.
-
Nov mt, for the aake Of argument, in
that most trying position General Hancock
or ANY nan trained exclusively In the walks
or army life, Of which ho ID 70 conspicuous
an Ornameut-I mean man not endowed
With that intuitivs genius which have
.nokeu OF. and which even hts most ardent
friends. q 1 understand, do not claim for
Gepersi Hancock. What has there bern IN
the school Of his past life 70 d. him for II
II may be said, without exaggerAti0n, that
in hundred cases 70 One, BY taking IN
old regular army Officer Who has never been
anything else, and putting him into the
highest and most difficult political position,
yon may spoil IN excellent General In max
ing poor President
The Secretary vent on to analyse the
Democratic party. He said II VS. Won
derful mixture Of slements. There ars the
Southern men, still smarting under their
defeats and With Gnancial ideas deatitpts Of
: due regard for tho good faith Of the conn
Try, inclined 70 ~ 70 any money sysfs0
which they vaguely think can b manipula-
ted % q TO make them rich again. There
\ the Northern Democracy. also With men
az statesmanlike tnstibcts II Il and exosl-
lent inteutions. but behind them large
nunbsr o. rssslsss and ambinoas politirians
Who, foy twenty years, hsve besa boxing
IL compass 70 nsd some ps1ncipls - some
policy, - avail thsasslvss u soms passica
- sens Drsjsdiss " which thsy might