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sTO THE PUBLIC.s
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VIZ take pleaars n salnx ,as Atlanta a. sz sap-r..- L. 9

NJ take pleasure "a ealing yoas .asa,oa ~ ~ sss~rs- Las Il
Hardware and Tiuwars.
m mar e. and :, serve all customers a such . AAna.r ,A, ls, sai dsl
Stoves.
., r .4g aSf sal an and ~ o@' .'St otceot ,ai nsAaas sser-.tss rsy l.'e:
competition
Builders Hardware.
Espeo al saea;,op q. csa~i ID q 49,. ~ a. hes s.-,. ssdu IN sus.
ehA'iHs" " you 90 a oHe pne.. than ga b. aaand elsewhere
Table and Pocket Cutlery.
Tor assortment and P'ee eaaas. he .p. eaeasa - asy bOa.s "A the v.nsy.
slacksmiths' Supplies.
m all kinds Of supplies. We DEFY oompe,ton.
Wagon Stock.
,ops NJ! iTi.SJtnseai Of iIal- spoke, .He.; rcne, ro~ Gs.m.. w.sea
seasoned. and E" { invite wagon makers to examine oGs .S<s aud pnces
Barbed Wire.
IL We offer You the celebrated GAiAa and a.o the XIV RAt wrc. amI a.
III webster eonn'y for these manufacturer fATme, hay But~d Wire TIA.
control all Barb wire patents.
Pumps.
We re the Acknowledged klic. in the pump trade We make ia
% Sa1 y~s ana W. a sell you any kind % pump YOU want, We carry a fail he
me "a" Snow yoG G..ten Pumps. Stock Pump Foyc ruaaT-. bn,e ~,l
our work. "FN
Wind Mills.
We are sole agents for the Eclipse Wind mill We al make ,u s,tn
never thought Of Come and see us an, a ami ~ ali s,y.I r c, nam" nsm.. =" over
aitgad companies using the Eclipse mill What ~@', Wind mill company
can show ~ fourth As many.
haye, the goods to sell. We sohcr, Your patronage and viii guarantee 90
Red Cloud, Ncb.
Re8lev e. Pevkina.
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Wind Mills.

Land ole. at Bloomington. Ssb. De-. .. is,o
Notice i. hereby given tia, ,h. ,olIo-ior
nsrnet settler has hlei notice Of HE intentlsu 10
make hnsl proof ia support Of bis cIaim. add
secure hnaI entry thereof. before CLERK Of ps
trict Court of w ebstsr county Seb.. at his Sfrs
IA l;ed cloud Neb.. on Monday. January lsIh.
ISL. via;
Epp ! Rlss.
HI entery No. 35ii. for the sub. east quarter.
section -. town 3 ". Hnxs 10 sest. aud names
the following s his witnesses. Co prove coaiin-
uous residence on aud cultivation Of said iraot.
yin: William IL. wilkinson. Adam u, ~praehsf.
Bird Morris AMI David NJ. frsncis. all OF
Cowl-s. Seb.
decl6jAni3 & ". SWITZER prxi,,e,
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-01-06

Land Once At Bloomington Neb. Dec s;h. $50.
Notice is hereby given that N. following
named settler hiss died notice Of his intention 10
make hnal proc. IN supper, Of his claim. and
secure fnal entry thereof before James A. ral-
leys. clerk Of court In Webster county. st 10 Of
ice in Red Cloud. Ncb.. on Monday. January
18th. 1881. via:
wnLIAs n. RrsH.
Preem ption d.. =. No. S5a. for the nor,h-pes,
sect on 2. town 2. n range II vest. a"d
N 10. es the GLOWING as his witnesses. 20 rove
continuous residence and cultivation Of aid
tr CT. ynr John Acoaeikin. William Holsvorth
Andy Means end Al scribner. al Of Red Cloud.
Sebrsska
dec!6janlB 6. W. sWITZYR R.si.,.,
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-01-06

Land oaice a, bloomington Neb. Dec. s,h. is>o.
Notice 10 hereby ryen that the following
named settler has fled notice II hi. intention 20
make haal proof in support q his claim. and Sc.
cure hnal enGy thereof. before James A.. rsl-
leys, clerk Of the court Of Webster county. at
hs once in Ned Cloud. Sot" on Saturday.
January 18th. 1881. via
fnAsrRL Aspslsos,
en,ry No. 5sS. for the north east quarter.
section =. town J y, range 10 vest. ard names
the follow ~ as hts witnesses. % prove eontin-
nous residence on and cuitiy alton Of s>ii tract.
via Fnict Nu,tins. WILDER Ssttins. Csrties
Real and Johs Stocks. all % Ratin. Neb.
declsisnl3 =. W. Surrrss. REGISTER.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-12-23

Chicago Times.
The financial policy or the Administra-
|'ion. rs set forth BY the President and
Secretary Folgcr may be put down brief.
|ly. as
1. The dcmoneiintion Of silver. By
dropping lis coinage.
| ?. The retirement Of the greenback
8. Opposition 10 per cent. fund.
ling law, BY continuing the 81 extended
bonds.
!. The repeal Of all taxes On National
Banks.
Iis foreign policy seems to bo about
ltnis.
/. The abrogation OF tho Clayton.
BuIwer treaty.
\ 2. Interference IN the South American
war between Chill and Peru.
\ And its domestic policy runs on thii
lime.
i 4. Increase IN the army.
/ 2. Increase in the navy.
i 3. Subsidies 10 revive our shipping In.
tercst prostated BY Republican lcgisla'
|ion.
!. Lavish appropriations for internal
improvements.
! 5. Increase IN Federal patronage BY
1.-The creation Of new offices.
i This will do for staftcr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-12-23

Tho Crawfordsvillc Review says
|sThc grand jury at Washington has
again been discharged, and nothing was
done IN the Star Route matter. Oi
course we have never yet believed that
any Star Router would be punished, Or
even prosecuted. The truths they know
too much and II they are prosecuted they
would cause other hearts 70 ache The
lav will never come while the Rcpubli-
can party is in power, that Republican
thief can be convicted, or even prosecu-
ted, for the Republican officials who arc
suiltv ofthcff always have in their pos
session evidence, that would easily con-
vict the officers whose duty II Is 70 pros
|ccutc them as II would the accused par
lies. And when Republican official i
accused Of a wrong he knows he Is per-
|fcctly safe il he puts in the defense fol
himself that Christ did for the woman
|accuscd Of adultry. @IIe that Is withou!
|sin among you first cast the stone and
|no stone Is ever cast or will be cast while
1.-The present party remains in power.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-12-23

Tor the Jasper Courier.
Items from Northern Dubois.
The roads are getting bad again.
II il fashionable IN HARRISON township
for young ladies TO 80 opossum hunting
Our weathcr.prophet predicts but little
|cold weather until the latter part " Tho
winter.
We think the partnership or "Royer &
lSpinks' had better be dissolved, fol
Rover did better by himself
Dock. Littel saws he Is prepared 10
treat strained eyes professionally now
land would be pleased TO have ''Gucsscr'
for his first patient, cure guaranteed.
a. 4. Potts has brought on large and
comprehensive stock Of goods from Cin-
|cinnati. "Tommy" proposes TO sell Is
cheap as anybody. Success 10 trade.
We understand that John Bridges has
bought lot OF doctor bills against his
lneighbors at great discount, and il try
ling to collect the full face value, and
|eyen threatens 70 sue on them. That's
what we call thin.
John Pendlay was cnquiring around
1.-The other day for sheep-kilIing dogs, but
I've think his main object was 10 find out
who had been saying 50 much through
the columns OF the Courier about his son
|Samp. Give 1t TO him ~Rover." the
more he stirs the fire the hotter il will
get for him.
pRy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-12-23

Another man has succumbcd to tic
burdens Of life. and shifted the same ~
sending his soul into eternity by an art
of his own hand. Wednesday afternoon
Rufus 4. Smith. q painter BY occupation.
living in the western part OF town, COM
mittcd suicide by swallowing large
quantity Of opium. He lived until about
5 O'Clock Thursday evening when be died.
leaving five orphaned children TO breast
the storms OF life and poverty which had
proven too much for their parent. anl
under which be had broken down
Boonyilie Enquirer.
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Indiana d. and ID. Institute.


Yesterday the hirtv -ciehtb animal r..
nort ~ nv Hoard ~ MANNERS and Sn.
~ thc Indiana Institute n,
NV E5"cat;o, " fhe neaf ana nnnh
,sss fled ,v;th ~ Covernor III. Johr
r;shhact A prns;dent. ucn Jamas II
G,... .,nns Sacro,o.v. Ar Iamcs Troee'
.ro'. ,.;,,, W;,l;.rs cionn - c,,e,;,
|,"'.dor, . M rha nn.rd ~ Wsn.,ors 5',r-
|;n.r ~. cocrss ~ fho;r rcrc,t sa,,. .srh.
,res,,ss ~ tho III tor,o nv scfooi c;vs
Io,;Iorce ~ tho cont;nrod davot;o, ~
I'm. Snnc,-;ntcndc,t ard NJ corns =,
I,nschcrs ~ ~. hcst ;ntorosts ~ ~ .h;,'
I1yc,, n.d.r tho;r c.re - n;nht 49, ~
Icrt ~ n,acc - comr.rc wv ~rade Z,
|scho,arih;,, " ~ ~ fe,m % ,.;,b ~ M 49, J.
l+ed;ng vears n viii ~ observed ~ IN
Irenorf ~ the suner;nfcndcntthat thc - ~ 4
missed ~ III III Icg;slatnre msl,;no
ann,onr;af; ;ons for M STATE institution
lrro r,, ,,;,es IN ad;nstment ~ accounts 4,
accord,nce % go w;,h NV f;s.al var ~ ~
|S,afe Tbfs ;nvolvcd i changc Il ~
Icns,o,. ~ th;s fnet;tnt;o, and cc,nno,ind
l,ho nav,ao,,t ~ occounts sor sh;r,ae,'
month"; Tbe rcport shows that H.
Ian,ronr,.t;on for III 6scai vcar was 49,
ls5s ooo and III unexnended annron,;.
alton ~ $40 ~ a94 ID MAKING 4 tofal
III SO 994 ID. The total expcnditnrcs
|for tbe thirteen months were S59. .522 3O.
leaving an unexrended balance which
|will merge back into the general fund of
lsf7i SO. which amount. when added II
,saO5 81 for earnings and S760 s. clothing
hcconnts filed with State Treasurer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-12-23

The revival meeting in the q. r.
|Cburch still continues Rev. Mr.. Shaw
|is now assisting Rev. j. B. Madden. the
pastor, in his work and much good IL
undoubtedly being done for the cause Of
christianity.
The hope Of Petersburg for speedy
railroad communication with the outside
world lies in the generosity OF her ciIi-
zens. We regret that our people could
not see their way clear to 20 Mr.. Her
|yey's security for the p}ltry sun or ST.
500. Had they done 50, BY Christmas
we would have been out Of the wilder
ness, Is it IS the Lord only knows when.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-12-23

Science and sympathy: Mrs. Agassiz
found one morning IN one Of her slippers
Ia cold little Shiny snake, one Of six sent
the day before 10 her scientific spouse
land carefully SCI aside BY him for safety
under the bod. She screamed "Thcrc
lis q snake in INV slippcr!v The savan!
|lcapcd from his couch, crying: "a snake
Good heavens! where are the othcl
five NJ
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-12-23

A communication for the Educational
Column from HARRISON was crowded
out last week. We shall always be glad
IL publish news from the different Sec
iions Of the county and hope 70 receive
more OF Institute work. The Institute
seems to have been good one. Every
one went TO work promptly at zen
O'Clock. ami the discussions were good
We should like to mention all who took
mart but space will not permit MIR. "
IA. Demotf carried OF the "banner' Will
|93.l per cent. A list Or his pupils occurs
below. We hope 10 know Al pupils who
assist IN getting the "banner7 BY publish
linz their names. Mr.. Lee Tilman i
President OF HARRISON and Miss Emma
Hope II Secretary. Their names are
sufficient vouchers for good Institutes
sherman Abel, Vina Conrad, Willie
|Frcibcrger. John Frcibcrgcr. Anna
Anna Hoffman, Chris. Hofl'
|man, George Hoffman, Phillip Holman
Maggie Harder, Barbara Harder. Jchr
Harder. George Harder, Anna Harder
Conrad Harder, Willie Harder, Katie
| Harder, Maggie Harder, John Iscnhuth
Adam Iscnhuth, Rosa kcitncr, Henr,
|Kcifner, Wesley Meyer, August Meyer
John Meyer, August Ncukam, Martir
| Ncukam. Henry Ncukam, Willie Orcl
Sophia Opel, Lizzie Op I, Ieander Opel
John Popp, Fred. Sandclwcck, Lizzie
|Sandclwcck, John Scifcrt and kat
|Sciicrt.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-12-23

Stable manure is preferable to any
|other fertilizer. No farmer can afford 10
waste his manure. All Of il should DO
saved and utilized. In many cases farm
ling would be more profitable If less land
was cultivated. with higher fertilization.
Zone acre highly manurcd should pay
better than three but half manurcd and
half cultivated.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-12-23

After defeating the Garfield influence
ID the choice Of Speaker, the Caucus pro-
|ceedcd 70 choose Garfeld's pastor ior
Chaplain. While breaking loose from
the Garfield practice, il graciou-ly con
scented to be prayed for under the Car
field theory.
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Patoka Township Teachers In
stitutc.

Institute met pursuant TO notice n
|Hunfinrburg school, house, December
10Th, 1881. The Institute was called %
Iordcr bv the President q. Il. Clarke.
sOn motion Of II l.. kattcrhenry, n
Ia. SchnelI was elected Secretary pro
ITEM, w. p. Pirkle being absent
Teachers present: q. y. Clarke, m
Ia. Schncll. II. A. Bolin. &. II. Osborn,
Clifford Cooper, II. Il. Katterhen,y, w
IL. Beeler. II Il. Koch and Sa!Iie Harris
The following program previously ar
ranged. was taken up:
Language Lesson, Sd Grade, by &. II
Clarke. Subject: "rhc Beaver Cater
showing The necessity Of having pupils
|notice tile shape, size. color, its habits,
&C.. each member Of the class was re-
|auested 10 relate what he saw on his
wav TO school, telling 1t in the form OF a
story.) The subject was very explicitly
treated. and The method Of teaching
language a. presented j. worthy Of i'm
|iiation.
Grammar. 4th Grade, BY Clifford
Cooper. Subject: "Sentencc Bnilding-
THE method presented is very good
lone IL carried TO its full extent.
Pcnman~hip. 4,h Grade. BY Il. II.
|Katierhenry. Subject: Positions and
Principles III Writing. Mr.. Katterhenry
brought to view that the front position
In writing Il best adapted for pupils,
Others persisted that the right side posi-
|tion Il as good. The exercise was inter-
|csting and ably conducted.
.Common Fractions BY Miss Harris
She not being prepared for the combat
the presidential chair. Mr
Clarke took up the subject and presented
|it BY diagram in very comprehensive
manner.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Model 9Th Reader Lesson, by \. a
Bolin. Punctuation and clocution fsf,n.
|cd part OF the class drill. Then followed
IA discussion on Rcciting by Iote, u
which X. a. Bolin and Q. II. Osborn
|were conspicuous.
Analysis or Compound Numbers, b,
III Il. Koch. Prof. Lugenbccl's mcthos
was employed.
s e ling 5th Grade, by w. r. Bcelcr
ISubjcct: Diacritical msrks and Defining
w. +. Bec!er and Sallic Harris wer'
!appointed 10 assign subjects for the mex
Injecting. The following report wa
made: Map Of Indiana, II. 4. Katter
henry. Model 5th Reader Lesson. Sallis
Harris. Decimal Fractions, II a. Bolin
Lesson il Composition, Mary Jutt
Grammar 4th Grade, q. II. Osborn
IModcl Blackboard drill in Pcnmanship
|Gifford Cooper. Model Lesson for be-
Iginners in History, w. y. Beeler.
Discussion - Raising the Standard io'
Teachers. 9. T.. Clarke. N. A. Schne'i
H. K. Koch.
A motion to give to that school, which
has the largest per cent. Of attendance
lon the enumeration, WAS carried, afte'
(which the Institute adjourned 70 mee'
again January 9TH 1882 ~ iInntingburg
Q. Il. CLARKE, President.
N Al. ScHxELI, Secretary.
What Is 70 be given 20 that school !!
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-12-23

Sheet zinc is largely used FOR ceilings
|in Germany, especially where the beams
OF tho upper floor are made Of iron. The
use Of wood Is entirely dispensed with,
and excellent decorative effects are pro-
|dnced BY stamping. painting and gliding
|or bronzipg part Of the ornaments.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-12-23

~ cant think that all sinners will he
lost" said Mrs. NimbIctung. "fhereS
my husband, now. He u bal man-a
very BAD man but 4 trust he will BE-
saved AZ last. believe he has suffered
his due share III this lifc.r Amen
shouted Nimblctung from the back seat.--
Hartford Evening Post.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-12-23

Ccuricr- journal.
severe you rcbcl?v Yes do
you repenfs' NO "Dnt how are You
as to Mahouc ~ "Oh. Tn all right there /;
ln forrcpudation and Malone ''Good
boy ;.take PostofIicc.v Next
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-12-23

Now IL Congress belongs % the Star
Route thieves they should step ~ and
claim their property. Cincinnati Com
|mcrciaI.
Dorsey bring the Secretary Of the Re-
publican National Committee should 20
|iirst % "stcp up sentinel.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-12-23

This column ~ Kindness of me proprietor ~ ne pa
per- ihe property q the teachers "A Dubois cpun'y ~
~ di~cnsslon ~ any matter ~ interest q
'the public schools which may arise. livery teacher
school cer ana friend ~ education ID the county \
earnestly requested ald IN sustaining this coinmi
ifbrfally Communications for this column >heuid ~
,scnt 10 j. N DANIEL, JAErrn. IxDix>A.
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Mr vanderbIIis wedding Gin e his
daughter vii! bc quarter " million
in United Slaics Government bonds.
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PRICE or. .SUnscKtrrfoS'
single Subscription, for fifty Nos, 3 81
For six months, ~
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PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY, At 1AsrkH'
DUBOIS COUNTY, INDIANA, Bf
CLEMENT DOANE.

OFFlCE.-iN COURIER BUILDING o.
Wrsr SlxTK SrREEr-
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-10-08
A West virginIa Romance.

Among the visitors at a small hotel
near Falling Springs, Greenbrier Co.,
West Virginia, was James s. Porter,
young man whose wealthy parents
live in Boston. Porter had been
roughing it in the mountains since
the latter part of May. One Of the
first objects to catch his eye was a
mountain lass, who lived two miles
from the hotel. The young couple
became acquainted casually, but the
the girls brown checks were too
much for Porter and he visited the
house Of his sweetheart time and
again. Unfortunately for the youth,
his knowledge in games led the girls
mother, an old lady, whose Bible and
spectacles were her Sunday compan-
ions year in and year out, TO suspect
that he was gambler. The girl re-
fused to believe anything bad Of Por-
ter, and in the face Of her mothers
opposition she continued to receive
her lovers attentions. Last week
she agreed to quit her home with
Porter and accompany him as his
wife to Boston. They left the girls
house on foot, and took a wagon a
quarter of mile down the road.
When, a few minutes after they had
started, the brides father missed his
daughter, he set out in hot haste and
in anger to stop the runaways. He
came upon them at a point whore che
road was steep and rocky, and when
they whipped up their horses be gave
his animal such furious cut that he
was thrown frsm his wagon down the
mountain side The mad horse ran
past the lovers, and they knew that
their pursuer had been injured. They
went back, found him. took him
home and restored him to conscious
ness. Subsequently the young man
won the confidence of the mountain
Ger couple and they gave their con-
sent to the marriage.
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Debt ind Credit.

Chicago Tribune.
Let bygones be bygoncs," said
she, after she had managed to quar-
rel with him on the way home from
the circus.
He reflected awhile: "And is this
the endY'
at is, sir; all is over between u.s."
'Last Sunday night you said you
loved me-"
II did then; ] do not now"
"And you want bygones to be by
gones?"
YES"
"Whose to pay for all these ice
cream
'Leave me, mercenary wretch
Name your price for your valuable
services, and l will see it paid.''
Next mornings post brought her
the following:
MISS SMITH TO MR.. sIMPKINs, DIR.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-10-08
Courage i'm Every Day Life.

Have the courage to discharge q
debt while you have the money in
your pocket
Have the courage to do without
what you do not need, however much
your eyes may covet it.
Have the courage to speak your
mind when it is necessary you should
do so and to hold your tongue when
it is prudent to do SO.
Have the courage to speak to a
friend in seedy coat, though you
are in company with rich one and
richly attired.
Have the courage to make will
and just one.
Have the courage to tell man why
you do notilend him your money.
Have the courage to show that you
respect honesty in whatever guise it
appears, and your contempt for dis
honest duplicity, by whomsoever ex-
hibited.
Have the courage to wear your old
clothes until you pay for your new
ones.
Have the courage to obey your
Maker at the risk Of being ridiculed
by men.
Have the courage to prefer comfort
and prosperity to fashion in all
things.
Have the courage to acknowledge
your ignorance, rather than to seek
credit for knowledge under false pre-
lenses.
Have the courage to provide fol
the entertainment of Your friends
within your means, not beyond 1t.
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GUITEAU'S TRIAL.


w .crrrxcroS Snpf 81 -Guitnau
v;,l ho,r;al ,,sf,,ro tbo Sunreme Cont
of ,ho a;str;ct ~ co,umh;a Tho
n;str;ct Attornov in hr;no;ng him
hofnra th;s Conrt ;s awore that there
- ,1.s.;s;oa wh;,.h hollis thot tho
court loo no satisfaction in cases
,,.,,oro .ha ofF,noa Voc hnon, hare and
Sas., s eli a,somhore Th;s do
o;s;on bn,,aror w.s a;ven vary monv
800. no and +ha ,,enro rooont on.
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Tho nlaco where Tho offence was heoun
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haa seselai onelS I'm e u,i ,. par's
% Tue county " ue,en" " ma SIM
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ques.'oIi io"esei 70 ~ne.iu' o" ~S'.n.
can DC taAen rom :.s snc Jan ~ oo o,,
ano p ,a asaln w'slous os'ns mou
peo' threats lase oeen ., maui W y n.n
nlln anu evesy eiol, VIII p1 n MAUI W
Pro1ect hllh rom v'oiellcs ne army
however canno. Ie ~ asHa ,1 ;I;t;a
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s'anIy' c o. MI ,ou.,
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aasGo Va az 1t.nrmo" Gancyai Of
a'sn $50 So a ~. ~ Attorne,. canaroi
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