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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-09
Fourth Edition.
THE LATEST
Slaughter of Innocents'
Three Babies Killed in Nashville,
f Tenn.
Special to the Star.

Special to the Star.
NASHVILLE, Feb. 9-Ms. Lay was hold
ing the infant daughter of J. NJ. Meyers in
her arms at the Turner House. this morn
ing, when an unknown person threw
ball, striking the child on the head
from the effect of which it died. ...
Two dead newborn infants we're found
in this city this morning, one in yard on
High street. and the other in hole made
for telegraph pole in the street. The first
was mulatto child. The verdict OF the
Coroners Jury was death from exposure
The second was unrecognizable, and the YER
dict Of the jury was death at the hands Of
m unknown person.
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ish work he had been engaged in, he was
secured, and several men entered the
house, finding Mrs Dillingham; stretched
on the floor in a front room, her head rest
ing in pool of blood, while her clothing
was in such a condition as to lend to the
conclusion that she had been outraged. A
rope was drawn tightly about her neck, so
that when it was removed it left large
belt of discoloration. Life still retained its
hold feeblv. however, but it is thought she
can not live long.
The outrager shot himself near the left
temple, but his recovery is almost certain.
He has been given over to the custody of
the Sheriff, who has taken him to some un-
known place for fear that the terribly IN
censed perpls would lynch him. His vic
tim is thirty y-three years old and has been
married eight years.
KILLED BOTH HIS MEN.
STERLING, ILL, Feb. 9.-At the residenee
of David Lear young man named John
Barker killed Lear and man named
Hardy Saturday. Barker was drunk and
fired two shots at random, each shot killing
man. The shooting is said to have been
accidental. In each case the ball pene
trated the brain and caused death. No
quarrel or i'll feeling is reported nor any
thing to justify the killing. Lear was th'
uncle Of Barker and leaves wife and tvs
children. Hardy was unmarried.
SHE LEcTURED TO THE HEArHEN.
| CRIsToN, Iowa, Feb. 9-Mrs Sallie Chase
the alleged child torturer, was arrested am
brought here Saturday evening. A crowt
of 1000 people, largely women, were q
the depot, threatening vengeance, but tn
train in the outskirts of town.
She is charged with burning the body Q
q little girl. whom she had adopted, with
WITH the same, beating her till black an,
blue, and gagging her to prevent an oui
cry. Mrs. Chase is lecturess, and wa
| formerly missionary to the Indians.
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TO-DAY In CONGRESS-.
National Associated Press to the Star.
HOUSE.

National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.-The States were
called for bills and resolutions for refer
ence. Most of the bills were of private
character. and principally for pensions.
Among the public bills introduced were
the following:
ByM Rice-To paw H. X. Browne for an
equestrian statue Of Winfield Scott, erected
in Washington.
BY Mr. Hntchins, of New York-To fix
the term of Office of the Supervisors OF
Election at two years, and to require their
appointment by the President of the
United States; also, a bill to prohibit the
arrest of election officers on the day Of elec.
tion.
By Mr.. Keifer. of Ohio-Authorizing the
appointment of committee to investigate
the causes Of disease among domestic ami
mails. ~7'--' "7'-
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RENO WANTS TO RESIGN.
STATE CAPITAL.

scALpED TO DEATH-MooY THE MURDERER
SHERMAN MEETING.
Special TO the Star.
COLUMBUS. O., Feb. Collie Taylor, an
infant, three years old, was scalded to death
this morning by turning teapot full G..
hot water over herself.
Word was received here r. p,uht that
Charles Mccoy, who is ,,anted in tbis citv
for the murder Of man nomea Hare abont
TWO NJ" m"snrns ago, had been arrested in On.
sario, Canada. Hare's wife is suspected OF
being party to the murder OF her hus-
band. .--
Great preparations are being made fol
the Sherman meeting to be held in this city
Thursday night. '9a l+i
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( Last night Officers Hoon and Smith
arrested three men, named Alonzo Moore,
Charles Pratt and Thomas Hobson, on sus.
picion. When searched at the Station
house several tools used by burglars in
their nefarious work were found upon
them. In the Police Court this morning
Moore and Hobson were sentenced to
twelve months each and fined $100. Pratt
was let off with three months. --
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a only Four Dollars q Day.
National Associated Press to the Star o.

CHICAGO, Feb. 9.-The newspapers out
side Of Chicago have charged that the hotels
in this city would advance the rates as high
as $40 day during the Republican National
Convention, unless accommodations, were
secured in advance. A reporter visited
every hotel of Importance, and was assured
that only the regular rate of "a per day
would be charged.
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An Elopement.

The wife of George Hoffman, of Toledo,
eloped night before last from that city with
a man named Frank Stander. The pair
came to this city, followed by Hoffman.
This morning the latter ran across his
wife and Siander on Vine street, and, in
stead of using a pistol as most husbands
would have done, he just simply called
Officer Chumley and had the couple ar
rested. They were taken to the Chiefs
Office, where Hoffman and his wife made
up and returned to Toledo together.
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SUICIDE wfrH A RIFLE.
A NEpHEw's AWFUL CRIME
National Associated Press to the Star.

MANCHESTER N. H., Feb. AIN the
neighboring town of Londonderry, eleven
miles from this city. on the old Mammoth
Road, q most horrible crime has been en-
acted. Frank Dillingham;, aged twenty
years, outraged and probably murdered his
aunt, Sarah DILLINGHAM;, and then attempt
ed his own life by shooting, but failing
v ent toa neighboring store and gave him
self up. The murderer comes from Lowell,
Mass On Saturday morning Mr.. Dilling-
ham left home to transact some business in
Manchester, and was absent all day, leav-
ing his nephew and his wife at home alone,
when the crime was committed. Il.
Immediately upon the young man giving
himself up and making known What devil
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ties hard at work attending to his minis
terial duties.
The crowd, when they found Mr.. Ramp
installed, gave three cheers and then
dispersed.
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BOYD Beats Elliott.
Il Associated Press tn tho Efar.

National Associated Press to the Star.
LONDON, Feb. 9.-The sculling match be,
tween Elliott and Boyd for fa00 aside and
the championship was rowed to-day on the
Tyne course, amid a pouring rain. Boyd
won the race easily, defeating Elliott by
over five lengths. Time, % minutes and Al
seconds. Nl. 4'
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W. L. Halsey, Esq, Business Manager of
the Evening Post and News, Louisville,
KY, called on us to-day.
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GRAND OPERA.HNUSE.
MIR. MAUKItE GkAU,S
Great French Opera @

Great French Opera Go.
The grandest ever organized for the proper pro.
rH ducton of French Comic Opera
During this musically eventful week.
4.......... NEW WOPEK AS
VIII be given for the first and only time here
MONDAY, Feb. l6th-Sumptuous revival of
La File de vi me. AngOt.
TuESDAY-First time in French, MignOn.
WEDNESDAY MATINEE-First time here in
French, Les CtOches de COrneviile.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT--Lc Petit Rnc.
THURSDAY NIGHT--La PerichOle.
FRlDAY-Bene6to of Paola Marie-M me. Fa.
vart. tVf
SATURDAY. MATINEE-(sir
SATURDAY NIGHT-Iast Night but One first
time in America by this Company-La Mario.
laine. t
SUNDAY NIGHT-La Grand nuchesse.
Seats and Opera-books for sale at Hawleys and
the Opera-house, on and after Thursday morning,
FeDruary l2th. fe9tf
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Mr.. John H. Robb. advance agent fol
Gus Williams, is in the city making ar.
rangements for his star to appear at Pike 1
during the week commencing Monday,
10th. f9 593aA ErA8 ~ Nf H
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RroReAN1z1Ne THE supRrME oouRr

WASHINGTON, D. G., Feb. 9-The bill in
troduced by Manning, of Mississippi. tn re-
organize the Supreme Court of the United
States, is regarded as one of the most i'm
portant offered at this session. The general
impression is that the bill will be adopted.
ANOTHER PLANET.
The Smithsonian Institute has received
from Prof. Forster of B. ,ston, an announce
ment of the discovery. by NJ. Polisa at
Pola, on the 9th of February 1880, of a
planetoid of seventeenth magnitude in ten
hours twenty-three minutes of right ascen-
sion and eight degrees thirty-one minutes
north declination with a daily motion of
six minutes north.
Death OF COLONEL GEO. SYKES.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.-The War Office
this morning received notice of the death
at Brownsville Texas, yesterday morning
of Colonel Geo. Sykes, Of the Twentieth
Infantry.
RENO WANTS TO RESIGN.
The proceedings of the Reno Court-mar.
tial case have not yet been promulgated.
! Some individual members Of the Court
made recommendation to mercy, which
was partly concurred in BY Generals Sher-
man and Terry. but the President thought
the offense one that should not be
passed over, SO he approved the findings Of
the Court Reno, on learning this fact,
telegraphed for permission t resign, in
order to avoid dismissal. This request Is
now being considered by the President,
and until it is disposed Of the proceedings
in the Court-martial case will not be given
out,
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CABINET CHANGE SENSATIONS.

Sensational dispatches were sent out last
night, stating that Secretary Evarts is
about to retire from the Cabinet because he
is not in accord with the President on the
Isthmus question. The President takes
more advanced ground i'll favor of Ameri-
can control of the Isthmus than does Sec
retpry Evarts. So say the gossips
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

GENERAL BoYNToN AND HIS CONTROVERSIES.
Special to the Star.
WAsH1NeToN Feb. 9. = The Sherman
Boynton controversy is likely to bring
other parties to the front. tits understood
that General Babcock,. whose letters to
General Boynton were published by the
latter in the Cincinnati Gazette on the 9th
Df January last claims that said letters
were confidential communications, and
that he had written assurances from Gen
eral Boynton that they should be so con-
sidered. Exactly what course General
Babcock will take in the matter has not
vot fra rod
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Rev. r. r.. Dsgeod, New York, sayss
~ have had Dyspepsia, Weak Stomach and
Nervousness. never had any medicine to do
nc 20 much good ~ TUFTS PILLS. They are
"a good Is represented
o Once IS Murray Street, New York.
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HE WORE FIvE-DOLLAR SOCKS.

CHICAGO. Feb. 9-James T. Dunno, head
salesman in the gents furnishing house of
Wilson Bros, of this city and Cincinnati,
was Yesterday arrested and locked up upon
charge of robbing Ills employers. Though
his salary enabled him to live comfortably,
be lived still higher than he really con!d
afford, and was found to be wearing silk
underclothes worth $50 per set, End hose
worth s.. The value Of the gocsis stolen by
him is estimated at $500, He came from
Bridgeport. Conn.
SUICIDE wfrH RIFLE.
Noun. VERNON, IND, Feb. 0.-Jacob
Er. ...ardt wealthy and influential German,
/ living near St. Phillips, on the St Louis &
Southern Railroad, committed snicide by
shooting himself through the head with a
large rifle gun. He leaves property worth
nearly 1900. ~ @F
, 1880-03-16

CHAnI.EsroS, S. c., March l5.-A number
ot Charleston merchants left hero for Cin-
clnnnti to-tlay to participate In tho cclcbra-
tion Of the opening Of tito Cincinnati South
err Nnlront.
ClvciSxATI, March 1s.--A. reception conl-
mittec Ut thirty will start In tho morn ing for
Chattanooga 10 meet thu Southern glusts
who linre been invited by tho runfls III tho
South connecting with tho Clncinl,ntl
Southern to visit Cincinnati. Tic GUESTS
ready to come to Cincinnati on Wednesday,.
Three special trims have been provided,
TO bring them over tho Southern KOatl, leny-
ing Chattanooga "Wednesday morning. ut lii
tervals ut fifteen minutes. The leading
train arrives here at BO'clock Wednesday
night The city will be Illuminated, and IRE
works will be burned on tho night OF their
arrival, and on tho following night great
hanqu0t will le given In Music Hall, slirpnss-
Ing IN size anything over attempted III thls
country.
, 1880-03-16

men said they Ind no objection to hnvc
~ the weighing done by. tho 3oar.l Of
Trade Wcighnnster, hnt they dccidctt-
y objected to tho, plan NJ housing
t their trick scafcE, clniinlng that, owing q
nc tFli price 3f lnntl IL the City, tic trnck
toKrtller TINT 1t houses Or sheds wcro built
over the scnlcs, accidents 70 trafitlncn would
bo Of daily occurrence. Tho representatives
present. linwoyer, stated TINT tl,is was merely
thcir Individual np1noii, n.d, before agreeing
upon any drcislrn measures tloy w0lilt! have
To consult their General Managers. Consc-
unently, MI adjournment WIS had until tho
n,n,laKcra could he Heard from.
Thss looks very. much NJ Il tho railroads
were unwilling to join the shippers in bring
fng nbn,t tic desired reform III tle matter of
,Meig!l'ng Rrril, on track. TIC lSonrtl OF
ra9@a son,,, o s,a, et1S"f 70 e
which MI the facts i,atl been fully set forll,,
and II the managers Ind been anxious II,
have anything tlono In the matter thoy
wontd no doubt hnvc instructed their repre-
santatlves before tie meeting took place.
, 1880-03-16
ITEMS.

-. ,,17
~ tto rnais w. ,",,tMa o o, ~ TI,' ..ks AH"!s @
y. .'.o .u's 'I.,, aeN0 W opeer Ai'ssouri Aver
tel to-day to establish now freight rates for
tho spring a,,d summer 10 meet Inn commit,
tlo,, by.water ltues. W. ' ~0''s'''
' ri, =, ,,,', ' ''','' ,,.'
roatl has purchased nine u,ld on,+hnlf neres
nj lont1, and oyer l,nif NJ Rlncl IT tnc,n,,in,,
nn.i T., tha ,,fcl,tt. ~ 1to,,.o,s n,,1 ,Ta'.4,,
w." ~ aau s.e1"t.s y. s1"'''cn "'sa iltWAI0s
Denver. ''rtlis rather locks ns II tho Nurlng-
ton s. Missouri River Is 10 bu extended IL
Denver, after niI.
, 1880-03-16
ANXIOUS TO sETTLE.


CLINTON, ILL.,, MARCH, 15.-Thc special cleo
ton which has been callctl to refund tho
St70.00o railroai bonded indebtedness by ostr
Supervisors, takes place April o. Tho pco-
pie are very nnxious to settle, and should tho
new scheme prove successful tho debt will
bo wiped out ln u fow years. Tho Bonrtl Of
Supervisors. arc to be commended for their
wise action III tho lnnttcf, ns the taxation re-
s,lEting iron, this Immense debt llns bccou,o
there be penee once morc,n Il the cry ot
every man lii the county. IL the hondIioltl-
money. Otherwise, look out for royOili-
tionary movement on the subject Of ropudla-
ton.
, 1880-03-16
LICENSED TO ORGANIZE,


srKrN0FlELu. ILL.,, Marc!, l5.-Tho Sec1e-
tary Ut State to-day Issued license of orNan-
ization to tho Sterling Electric-LIght Com
pany, OF Sterling; capital, $1,000; corpora
tors, John Charter, Nlchard u. Wilmer, and
John q. Manahan. A certificate Of organ
izat!on WAS tilett by the Carpenters and
Jotners' Benevolent Association OF Illinois,
Chicago. It's object among other. things, IL
stated tp bu To "eRdeayur to produces q pop
work and sub-contracts, ana 10 establish
every Saturday Ay U regular payday" 4 Ger
tltlcate was also fllul BY the Cltizens' Grand
Lodge Of the Masonic Aid Association, CHI
GQgU.
, 1880-03-16

I. The city. expects II. collect s75,ooo nn.,s-
w. tlS order which 1t could mt otherwise iafs ob
Tho Committee on Fire on,l wo,a.
p"rtetl RECOMMENDING Tint Atlitnr,l Sane ,, n;
bell l,e allowed t1erect bull,lng o., 9ehsal Ga
aven,tc. near Butler Atrcet IN trchmlcaiie iiener ,,r
ia iGia fov Of tho 1.a Ts ofbInGns ba t m t!a oon"n
s!cet-lron, i being Represented ti,nt tI' M ~ @wtll
class ot building Eo,Il lc used for III tIe .u1or ns
ln,scs Tor which thoy rronso to uso t,Eths pss
running Of q tripl,nn.,aer. '''@1ae
49, Az. Wickers'in'n %as opposed to srant,n,
wny tn further violations nf lie or,ilmautano im mo
1I.arcFartlct! tho experiment. rs tla,lecsoma'c
Tho report was deferred under tho mi rn,o.
n1Nl made special order for tic next nn@t asys
tng:, ,,,. ,. '' ''sc5'
row evening to tAke up tho appropriation H,
, 1880-03-16
INCORPORATED.

CLEVELAND, O., March 1h.-The Now
York, Pennsylvania Il Ohio Railway Com
pany was Incorporated to-day, as announced.
Tho corporntors nre Henry u. Paine, Jeptha
II. Wade, Rufus +. lanney, John II. Deycr-
cux, and jarvis N. Adams. Tho certificate
was taken this afternoon to Columbus by l.,
4. Russell to DO filed with tho Secretary of
State.
, 1880-03-16

RICHMOND, W., March I'D. L. Mofr4som
Ea7., Irtsh- h-Amertcan Republican C1pb-srH: Your
clFcular Just camo to hand, with many thanks
thtnk your m0ye a worry admirable ore. I fully
concur md fully appreciate. Your bold and
manly @ uitoraMcGs nr9 tho keynote for tao ecca. ,
tho!r letharBy. Irishrnon, ~ You very truly a..
sert, huve too long bccn the hoWprs OF wood ane
tho drawers OF water for tho Democratic party,
seems fata p tGe o. dea aeaa past snd cs
hover rise to tho live Issues ind onward march,
sad q ns cass ea a stlacss 81 ho e paSe
W hayo quito number Of. good and sah. s,s-
could lnustur lip abo.lt Do Of good. trio mon,
numbers Of them well tried. and ever futhfnl!!
Y tho cntiso. cannot give n0lnea lust a. tna W
Gun do 20. There urG quite q number OF g1oa
Republicans III this city willing always TO coop.
erate With us. but they arc IL The ornpoymoos
their principles.
! shai! have your circular published. knoz< k1as<
haye 10 desifoa eIoot. 1T I rosnsiu s; YOUR. a.
formally, PErER AuAidhfs
aooxs or REPuBLIoAN srATB CENTRAL c9n-
MITTkE or YIRnIAlA, RlOMNoHp. March -
The Hon. 4. L. Aorrtson-DxAn sIi., 1was 10.
Se our asss ffsS sSss s so u.s. T. oeyaan
much Interested tor j Natlonal Oonyont.on Il
Irish American Republicans. and since then y !
IL III oty &c s ss0Set kossf. sia ana
mouth. and am happy to Inform you that az AZ
most oS,dy apRroso your soIts ,,o,hsf 70 e,saF
for consultation and for actlon. You may y:s. e..
poet lArge delegation tFtn Virginia, t9e GIt rIan
Inv tho lust tresdaatlnl ca.npatgn wo had lss9f y
=, ! haye reQuostcd our friends In dIncrent ~
tiM., nrF,,a w ar1,. m1 yo9 ana ~ IN most
, 1880-03-16
MICHIGAN sPlRsTuALisTs.

UATTLE C1EEK, hileh, Marcl, lG-The
fourteenth annual meeting OF the Ssata As.
soctatton Of Splrltuallsss Ai,d I.lbuyullsts ,ull
TIM tltrty.seeold anniversary Of Modern
>splritna'tsln, will bu celebrated III t!tls city,
commencing Mnrcll II Aill continuing until
Sunday evening, Mnrcll -. The ll1etiuvs
will be- held ut Stuart Hall and Opera ouse.
About thirty speakers aru expected,
, 1880-03-16
THY pNQTESr,

synAcusE, N. y, March 15.-Icatllng'
Wholesale and retail merchants nnd nlai,,,-
facturers Of Syracuse, together with tho
members Of the Board Of Supervisors and
delegations from various towns of the county,
to the number Of over four hundred, 70 10
Albany Tomorrow to protest against tho
IAssnge of tho Hepburn Railroad bill.
, 1880-03-16

Vanderbilt l,as became so exaspcratctl
linking m Arrangement with tho f;raml
Tr,,,,,. ,i,",,in az tnttnr y, t,,.a ~
80. .u'ah, nho",'s t!,o .',.es " cnne ihto slc
Guy over 'ta me tilas ne ms detern''hed at
tho eleventh ltour to prevent the Western III
diana from reaching It's .lctots on Fourteenth
md Twelfth atr,,uts. A atotInI vn.,ur,lov
tho vn.ta.r 1ri,,ana :, 80, Ss ~ ss,' es',,,',
sM NV esseai i,"IA'nA - NOW ~ ~ eo"lpletea
tween tho st. Charles Air.f,lae and tho TRICKS
of the Lakc Sl,urc aud Rock Island on Clnrk
street. ,1enr Sixteenth. The n,cca ~ vrn,,,,'l
In, ,va,,,, ~, - Inns,es H.. - . mV", -.
Shore tricks is owned Jointly by the Lake
Shore md Rock Island Roads. All arrnnEe-
,nents hud been concluded for finishing tlty
Ct,ll nt, tfn nr1,nti t 10 ,e naftf fnr tl1a lnnH
, 1880-03-16

TleND1snED AND ACCEPTED.
NASHVILLE, March 1h-Tho Presidency OF
the Nashville, Chattanooga Il st. Louis Rail-
road l'as been tentlcrc.l to md accepted by
ex,tsoy. james u. Porter, Of tlls State, Col.
Cole having already announced Ills Intention
to resign within few wcoks.
, 1880-03-16
PEORIA DlSTIllERS.

PEonA, ILL.,, March 15,-'rhe dtsttllors OF
this city sent dispatch to the Treasury Do
partmoMt to-day opposing 6ec. II Of. the Car
lys!o bill, now before Congress, allowing q
sllrinkaye IN whisky III tllstlllery ware
houses, they believing It detrimental to the
d!stlllLng interests of the West, al4l that It
will decrease tho reyel,tlu IS AO00, Dob par iii.
nun, aud ask that tho section lnunt ntlone4 ba
, 1880-03-16

CINCINNATI, O., March 15.-A meeting Of
the General Passenger md Ticket Agents Of
NIL tho railroads Of the United Stutes mud
Canada will ba held here tomorrow.
, 1880-03-16

!hnor."l Ihe speNker snhl Tint prisoi,-]ae'nr
il con;1Ssini, ' ho snfI II NJ nny tei1 Xt%r1,lct1
failed to nut himself or, rccuf.1 arirht. Id
wa'|' ;a f3iI Il q l,ayt @ an opportunity 10 10 il
"e"'''' l1@pl'"uSe.I ...,.-
| MY htc'tAn, POWERS,
| who next took tho platform. said the C11tncsg
Wern c1l!nY, md many 0f them wcru A.
nn 1aa tao strctl, bnt were - lN found IN their
iv.es mM.s HhtMr t!o alnowalks, ike rats.
lar ,iTiy;hr ,,an, 'iaM dr asey T. s"y 70 kcarn"y y
r. tcS wv Wu"Ht ME'fa thch n'rther 1ntll thoY gnt
,moi.1 y" i,oM t,, autk, "!iere, ny tho gus, VOL
iItin vI,n on aKo or !" lug r', o III lGGefs
~ III" ,nsriao w,.io aE1r tnere Msre % Gt,lnatnen
i Wstc % syra Uet ;I,a @ '%i,,esl 70
nn 1 "s, to 1a'@d MSar',sS qo %nn' tsn LIT g1 t. cha
,t,ns mnopslaesm na !!n arrested. l,ey should
Sanci ietsss 70 So "Hss iaSor efe depse 'si' 'SX MY
Witt W i've II ttis faEnole crr. on ras MI! riee
t't mi 81 a,io io,vr ru.ny 10 innKe Inc dl? tea
rn,,i n H. "nS,ot; &" "w tsy " hngnter !, tney
Wiij, ia fH r,Ion TIUm ~ i's t tMeySou1l cnmpcto
%at Il tlie n!!!e y hesvsn w VIII thsy to St; d.
s,nxa ,giait 1aso t il'' away s9ol bnfora lle would
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